The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-25
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Mrs. J. f. Harper visited in Rio
Hill few days this week.
Rev. 7. c. Brammer is attendir
the Baptist meeting at Jacksonville
Florida.
Harley Prewitt, OF Lamar, Cole
RADIO; is visiting friends in this city.
Levi 'Covcy has gone to kansa
CITY. where he will make his flltur
home.
J. w. Rock aud Sons have the cor
tract to repair the Amoret bank buile
ing and will commence work thi
week.
Rev. r. NJ. Shelton filled his regu
lar appointment at Pleasant Gap las
Sunday.
w. F. Lacy, OF Marshall, forme
resident visited here few days thi
week.
Mrs. I. c. Patterson and daughter
NJ Sc Harriet, are visiting friends il
Kansas City.
Mrs. Claud Warren is visiting rela
tives in Jerico Springs, Mo-, this
week.
Martins store at Hume was en-
tered by burglar one night last week
but only few things were stolen.
Monday and Tuesday was Wool
Day in Amoret and large quantity
OF wool was brought to market.
John Francis OF Amsterdam has
moved to Butler and is now living in
the old Fisher residence on Mill
street.
Major A. V. Adams of Jefferson
City spent Sunday in the city visiting
friends.
r. H. Goodrum, of New Home
tc wnship, was a county seat visitor
this week.
Grady Smith, of Deepwater town
ship, has purchased an English bull
pup and received it Saturday. 1t is
fire looking dog.
Fletcher Fulkerson, of Paul, Idaho,
is visiting his mother in Adrian. He
left Adrian twenty-five years ago.
f. H. Burnett has purchased the
Standard Oil Agency in Adrian from
Arthur Young.
Arthur Morgan, of Kansas City, an
cid time Butler citizen, is spending
some time here visiting his sisters
Mrs. J. l.. Fisher and Mrs. Jas. Nc
ann.
Bert Crigler, the good looking
bachelor, OF Deepwater township, was
among the county seat folks
A few days ago.
Rees w. Barton came in Saturday
for few days rest. He has been in
North Missouri looking after some
farm loans.
w. J. Bullock, of Worland, was in
The city few days ago and reports
e> erythng all right around his little
town.
J. S. Gloyd spent all last week at
Hume, being a special deputy sheriff
around the steam shovels.
Elmer Dixon an old Butler mer-
chant, now OF Dodge City, Kansas,
spent several days in the city last
week visiting his children. |
r. c. Livingstone, residing near
Prairie City, has placed so steers on
lis farm to feed this summer.
y. B. Reist, cashier OF the Adrian
Banking Company, has recently been
elected Grand Master of the Odd
Fellows Lodge of Missouri. This is
III honor that comes to few men and |
1pon Mr.. Reist it is worthily be-
,trWcd.
DR.. and Mrs. J. D. Todd. OF Adrian,
celebrated their Golden Wedding sun
lay, May 18th, 1922.
Claud Major, OF the firm Ct We
Mott & Major has Oh exhillion in
lis show window five large straw
3erries measuring 4 I-2 inches around.
-laud is some berry raiser.
Hayden Ray last weo'i purchased
he Catterlin building or the south
,ide now occupied by D. O. Deaccn
IS seed store.
Work on the Joe Smith building on
he south side has been held up on &C
cunt Of not being able to secure
rick. !;
Work is progressing on all the
lick buildings on the west side and
DON all will be completed and occu-
led.
Miss Ruby Berry OF Warrington,
io., is visiting at the home of her
'rother, Fred E. Berry, on North .
'ulton street. l.
Work commenced on the paving of
forth Main street last Monday and
II Tuesday the shovelers struck for
iyher wages. The contractor sent !