The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-03-02
Johnnie on the Wing

Alya Deerwester of Shawnee town
ship was Butler visitor Saturday.
Mrs. O. F. Stotts is visiting rela
tives at Lane, Kansas this week.
Mrs. Harry 3. Hughes Of Glasgo,
Mo. is visiting her sister Mrs. Mariol
v. Harper on South Main street.
Chas. Glassmire of Homer town
ship marketed sheep at Amsterdam
one day this week.
A movement has bee started t.
close the road between the Nelso,
and Widncr farm near Crescent Hill
This road has been public road fol
seventy years.
The births and deaths for tht
townships of Grand River, Dee
Creek and Mound townships for thu
year 1921 has been as follows: Death:
%; births S.. DR.. H. w. futile i:
Registrar.
Mrs. Geo. + Alspaugh and daugh.
ter visited at the home OF S. M. Jcn-
kins at Passaic few days this week
H. S. Gille has sold his $50 acre
acre farm near Amoret to Nick Kra-
nner for $1,000.
c. l.. Goodwin of Missoula, Mon
tana is visiting his nephew Henry
Harrison in Grand River township
and will remain for some time.
Armstrong Brothers have pur-
chased new truck which they will
use in their business. This firm is
an up-to-datc concern.
Editor G.. H. McNay of the Press
attended the Ozark Editorial Asso-
citation at Carthage last Friday and
Saturday.
Devon Smell, we'll known citizen
Of Hume is quite seriously sick and
has been taken to the Delemeter hos
pital at Rich Hill.
V. 0. Hollingsworth, of Kearney,
Nebr. has moved to the Geo. Chanev
farm in Lone Oak township. He is
brother OF w. L. Hollingsworth
living west Of Butler.
We met our good friend A. w.
Shay OF CORTLAND on the streets a
few days ago and he is looking well
and improving gradually i'll health.
z. p. Howe has rented the Edison
Snyder farm west OF Passaic and will
this week.
Strickland and Lane have purchas
ed g. cattle for their ranch near Pap
,nsvillc
A walnut log weighing between five
and six tons was shipped to Kansas
City from SarcoNie recently, 1t
brought $Ioooo.
John W. Jamison cashier OF the /,
& NJ. Bank at Ricn Hill has just re-
covered from a spell OF La Grippe.
Frank +. Pattee has started the
Amsterdam Enterprise and put ont >
The first issue last Friday.
Phillip Carroll of Deepwater town
ship is quite sick and owing to his
advanced age there is little hope OF
MS recovery. =,
The State Home for neglected
children has been opened at Carroll ,
on and forty three arc now in the ,
rome. .
A. J. Erhart and fanny have moved {
o their farm near Rockville. 5
Asa Morgan has gone to Murphys- l.
'oro. Illinois to visit his old home r
nd will return by the way OF Jeffer f
on City to visit his son,
X. X. Goodwin and wife OF Urich y
listed Mrs. Godwin's parents Mr.. I
nd Mrs. Convey last Sunday. re
Mrs. Thornton Brown and Mrs NJ. y
'aafe held good meeting OF the :,
women last week. II
Judge Skinker OF Bolivar will hold {,
ourt here March 18th and will try
riminal case. +,
Delbert Gloyd, oi Eldorado, Ark, cl
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f
5. Gloyd. Delbert says Eldorado c,
booming place and growing rap te
ly on account OF the newly discov- SC
ed oil fields. y,
James Mckee has been marketing C
alnut logs from his farm south of
wn during the past week. He has 81
.tween fifty and sixty trees which II
ade about $4,000 feet of lumber.