The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-11-30
Johnnie on the Wing.

W. Iefry TTltlS, VI Dccp"aloi
township was Butler visitor
Saturday.
Cyrus NJ. Walker, of Kansas
City a former resident, spent a
few days here this week on bust
ness.
j. II. Baum and J. w. Harrison
made business trip to Harrison
vile Monday.
G.. L. Frost, of Odessa, Mo-, has
accepted a position with the Slap
Teton Jewelry Company.
Morris Benedict and wife spent
the week end at Nevada visiting
friends.
Mrs. r. D. Bond, residing west
of the city has gone to Osborne,
Mo-, to visit relatives.
j. B. Walton and William j..
Nix, of Kansas City, spent few
days here this week.
Major j. f. Thompson took III
the Royal Stock Show at Kansas
City last week.
Judge A. B. Owen, who has
been quite sick for the past ten
days is reported much better and
out of danger.
Ben Ayres, of fancy County,
Mo-, spent several days here this
week visiting friends and rela-
tives.
H. J. Sanford and wife Of
Amoret have moved to Kansas
City to locate permanently.
Rev. I. C. Jones conducted SER
vices at the Virginia M. E. church
last Sunday morning and even
ing.
Arlie Cox and wife are the
new central operators at the Nlr-
ginia Telephone exchange.
Virginia is soon to be a white
city. The central office, Mrs.
Rachel Parks residence and the
Mcclure store have all been
painted white.
Mrs. Henry Sellers of Kansas
City is visiting at the home OF
her brother, Sam Malone, OF N.Y.
hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duen Malone Of
the Nyhart neighborhood have
gone TO Collinsville, Okla, to
make it their future home.
w. &. Dillon went to Jeeffer-
son early last week to witness the
official count, but as jackson was
tied up he came home. He will
attend the count probably this
week.
Uriah Aver, residing north OF
Rich Hill has placed two car
loads of cattle on his ranch, which
he will feed for the spring mar
ket.
Mrs. j. w. Jamison and moth
er. Mrs. Linn, of Rich Hill, are
visiting relatives in Kansas City
this week.
We see that a Rich Hill lady
won a prize in the guessing con-
test of the Kansas City Journal
Post. Miss Esther Bortzfeld en-
ployed by Hoover and Rogers and
this is quite a compliment to her
as we'll as Rich Hill.
Mrs. Hattie Levy of st. Louis is
in the city visiting her nephews,
Paul and julius Levy, and her
many good friends here. Mrs.
Levy is the widow of the late
Samuel Levy, who founded the
Levy Stores here in 1876. The
firm now is one of the strongest
in southwest Missouri.
Circuit Clerk c. G. Swarens
and son, Lewis, attended Circuit
Court at Osceola last Thursday
aud Friday.
Chas. Smith, owner of the Ar
gentine Meat Market Of Kansas
City, was guest at the Winters
Club House southeast of Rich
Hill for few days last week.
Judge r. B. Campbell, OF
Pleasant Gap brought in two
large turnips from his farm last
week. The two turnips weighed
II pounds.
Henry Bollweg and b. NJ. Wix
of Southeast Bates went to Webb
City last week for the purpose OF
purchasing Il ear load of Jersey
cattle.
The revival at the Ohio NJ. +.
church still continues and much
interest is manifested. The meet
ing will continue through this
week.
Rev. l.. w. Keele preached at
Bogard, Carroll county. last Sun
day. He is contemplating preach