The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-13
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Judge R. F. Harper is spending hi
| vacation at FL Dorado Springs, :.
Geo. M. Lee of the Logan-Moor,
Lumber Company is visiting his OLE
home at Bentonville, Arkansas.
c. Vantrees is spending few day.
vacation at his old home in Deerfield
Mo.
w. O. Crosslen has returned from
a visit to Bartlesville, Oklahoma.
Chas. Hupp and family left Satur-
day morning overland for Colorado
and other points in the west.
w. w. Lollar and wife have re-
turned from a two weeks visit to
Storm Lake, Iowa.
Mrs. Anna Paschal of Skiatto, Ok
lahoma, is visiting her old home at
Amsterdam.
Theodore Green, aged 90 years, one
OF the pioneer residents of Bates
county, is critically i'll at his home
near Amsterdam.
Fred Nestlerode, former resident
of Western Bates, died at his home
in Kansas City July 5th. Funeral ser
vices were held at Amoret Sunday al
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Rees Barton will To-
cate in Kansas City as Mr.. Barton
now makes that place his headquar-
tiers.
Ansel Rock, one of the city mail
carriers is taking his annual vacation.
Rolla Brooks is acting as substitute.
H. O. Maxey attended court at
Harrisonville Monday.
Mrs. Rya Packer and Mrs. Don
Stith of Adrian, are visiting in Col
orado Springs.
Dan Kefer all old and highly re-
spected citizen OF East Boone town.
ship died July 1st aged II years. He
had resided in that vicinity for nearly
forty years.
Rockville will soon have a new pa
per. Harper and Rowe, of Ell Dorado
Springs will launch the new enter
prise.
A. H. Culver has had considerable
trouble with his left eye lately. At
present he is getting along very we'll
Squire F. M. Taylor, of Altoona,
spent Sunday i'll the city.
Claude Fuller and wife of Eureka
Springs, Ark, have been visiting
heir old home at Adrian. Mr.. Fuller
eft Adrian several years ago and has
in his new home.
Miss Bessie Blankenship, OF the
county clerks office has been suffer
ng with q bao TOOTH for the pas,
week and compelled to quit work for )
he time being.
Miss Bertha McCook, of the Duvall-
'ercival Trust Company, is taking T.,
er vacation at Colorado Springs.
Rev. 7. J. Cate of Meredith, N. H.,
listed at Rich Hill last week at the V
home.
c. d. Springer has been appointed .,
ostmaster at Richards, Mo. "
Mrs. j. f. Isley OF Rich Hill is visit
lg relatives at Holden, Mo. II
On July lst the Rich Hill post Of -
ce became a second class office. -
his is good for our neighboring =
ty,
County Agent Ira Drymon and '.
Iiss Katherine Roderick, Demonstra- :,
on Agent, went to Neosho, Mo-, .
st week to attend poultry meeting. p
Cyrus w. Ward visited Rich Hill a.
st Sunday and Cy says it was an :,
eal day to make the visit as the ~
Dads were i'll excellent condition. III
The new band stand has been PAIN ~
! and with the magnestone looks =,
<e all up-todate place. Union ser :
ces will be held there this summer. ~
Doyle West, of northwest Mt. =.
leasant spent Sunday in the vicinity ~
Adrian visiting one of his lady ~
lends. Doyle says that he expects
make frequent trips there this sum- ~
er if the weather permits. :"
Mr.. ]. Harvey Willard and Miss W.
ellie Fixes, both of Worland were :"
nited in marriage Saturday after ~
BON at the recorders office. Judge a..
F. Jeter officiating. The couple W.
i'll reside at Worland. =!
The primary election will be just =,
70 weeks from next Tuesday and so -
r everything has been very quiet -
ID no bitterness is being shown ,"
nong any candidates. This is as it -
ould be as all the candidates are w.
ntemen and are entitled to fair "a
Sc
Mr.. N. A. Drescher and Mrs. Mary eo
Buchanan, both of Kansas City
pro united r., n, arr;ao. C,h,-d~. af.