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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
MALE QUARTET WILL FEATURE
CHAI TAUQIA PROGRAM

one OF the most interesting features
Planned for the Home Chnutauqua
program that is To be given on Tues.
day evening. Oct. 10, at 3 o'clock in tho
auditorium OF the First Baptist church.
WIN be the singing Of Garry Me Back
10 Old Nirginny," by the Chautauqua
male Quartette. composed Of Messrs.
Howard Trigg, i. T.. Meyer. McAiurrav
and r. John Meyers. The song
which is one that Is loved aud appre.
GATED by all lovers Of music win Boz
given a beautiful Interpretation bv this
group q singers The program. which
n 10 be composed entirely OF local tai
ent viii BE- unusual In It's quality and
arrangement and will present seven
FEATURE numbers. each representing a
nights program az a Chnuauqua \
crowded houEe Is expected on that eve
ming, ana many out Of town people
have PLACED Inquiries as 10 the time
and place 81 the program expressing
a desire 10 attend By request the Ban
fist Church Orchestra with Jesse \
Rogers. director will open tho evening"
program with a series q orchestral
numbers. This organization through its
demonstration ~ talent has gained great
popularity throughout the surrounding
country appearing o. many programs
The program vii be- given as l0'-
lows
PART !.
Selections. Birst Baptist Church or
ohssira. Jesse 4. Rogers. Director
SaNaphono Quintctte Imperial
March. sunny South Mrs. Nfs
Dave Derden. Miss Bess oliver Ralph
Thurman. Dave Derden, Garland Ham.
il,0n
Part n
Children's Night. Piano Duet March
Milinrie. Mildred and Be,h.nc WILL
Hams tages and . years. Vocal solo /
'Pollywcg. ''rhe pwoupno". RhI
iyburn ago yearrl
Part III
The Gypsy Hand. reading "Zlugucr. I
ella. Miss Roberta Fern Sparks Herald
Doris Meredith Perdue Maidens Ella. |
beth Mclaughlin Cornelin smith Mary |
Leland Smith. Marian Phillips.
Part "
III" old Home Singers Male quar-
tr'' Garry Ne Rack 70 old Virginny
rs Howard Trlgg. A 4 Meyer "
e. Murray. T. John Meyers
Part Y.
piNer from Scotland "The Camp |
'f Com ng 'Drummond a. p.rfh'
A'nlnE the Tailors" Norman
3 gh
Part VI
Chautauqua Soloists Piano Prelude
Sonata No, G. n zabcth Mover
Niol n selected. Irwin o. Tolzeiu
Part VII
The Peerless Brass Quarteito. "scy
ietto' from Lucia Jesse a Rogers e..
Willard Smith. J g McClintock. T.. q.
tfinh1rd. Accompanies. Mrs. T. "
r. burn AIiss Minnie IIutchings
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08

has been announced IN all Of the ma.
iional musical newspapers. The Musl.
cal Courier Of New York carried the
following story last week.
Interesting announcements have been
made regarding the seventh annual
spring music festival AZ Amarillo. Tex.
~. IN April, 1923. Emil J.. Myers is
the director and manager.
From April 20 "a eight programs
VIII b. given Tho first recital takes
place Monday night. April 3. with Nine.
schumann Heink as the chief a,trac.
ton. The Tuesday matinee program,
April 10. VIII D. given bv the Harmony
Club u Amarillo Alberta salvi. harp.
ist. viii be- heard Tuesday night April
10. On Wednesday night. April n. q
can'ata, "The Rose Maiden C0wenl.
viii be presented bY rho.
from many towns, Tho 6gTrSEEta o.
voices 20 b. abo.t 40. .-.... -,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
.SOCAEETY.

.21 Peg O. sly Hear will De- present.
"a D. TIE Peraval Vivian players Of
New York city. "Hlnshlw Male Quar-
.tetio. w appear on Jan. -, loo seloc-
tions from The best operate and concert
literature, followed ly the clover must.
cal farce comedy. 'Cu and Box In
costume. on March 20. Tom s,yhln"
OF whom the Sew York Globe said.
Sl.yhu be- tho most Inspiring speaker
ua' ms ever appeared no the Metro
poliian Opera House Tho course wll
feature one ~ the biggest treats that
,hc public Oi Amarillo 500 D.. given
during tho entire winter season
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
MANY PLEAS ARE BEING
MADE FOR CLOTHING

airs Mitio Morris reports that many
requests Tor clothing have hocu placed
with her during the past week. cold
weather ie now coming ON aud there
ar' many destitute famIes 100 thd
city who are needing assistance. Any.
ono having garments that they would
liko '' g.y, are asked 90 ctll Mrs Nor.
rs 700 phone 1880.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
Mrs. RGEsS ENTERTAINS
At HRIDGE SATURDAY.

1ln Bond Burgess was hostess o.
II number &C guests at bridge Saturday
afternoon 10 her home ou 1903 Van
Buren, Street Tho home Was bcauii.
ON with .ts uy decorations ~ early
fWl flowers. and au attractive high
score prize wu7 cut ly the afternoons
high school holder an lee course was
served
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
MRS. LINDSEY ENTERTAINs
DOR MISS IEONA HARRIS.

Mrs W IT, Lindsey gave a small Ga.
formal dinner party Friday evening at
the Amarillo Hotel In honor Of Miss
Leona Harris. Including the honor
guest and the hostess. tho following
persons were present; Misses Ruth
McAlpine Stella Robertson. Lula Dus
i.u and Jessie Smith
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08

dent. The Rev. 7. T. Huckabco OF the
Polk Street Methodist Church gave an
interesting address on Religion In the
Home and school" Mrs n. y Master.
son Jr.. and Mrs. Anderson were guests
OF tho club. Mrs Masters0n In a delight.
ful little talk explained 90 the members
the program o. the Dixie Lyceum
course that u being brought 70 ANA.
rllo through tho Mothers Council.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
AMERICAN HISTORY DISCUSSED
At WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING

The Woman's Club was entertained
Thursday at the home Of Mrs q. G. o.
blanchard. 1900 Pierce Street. whom .n
place Of the usual program. genera.
discussion Of United States History
which was entered into by all ~ III,
club members, was found very Interest.
inc and enjoyable. A number Of short
talks were made and "a the close 81 tho
study hour n pleasant social hour W.,
held. and dainty refreshments were
served
Aff'rg touch ~ now dellrht 10 tho
decorative scheme OF today is tho
keynote Of autumn that Is holding fnli
swfv on all social occasions Fail Cow
ers were featured Thursday afternoon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
WOMEN on MOOSE HEART
LEGION 10 MEET.

Chapter go Women ~ Moose Hear,
Legion win meet IN business session
at thc " .. vs. Han. Tuesday evening
oct. 10. 90 5j0 O'Clock An members
are urged % be- present as at this meet
'ug tho officers Tor the coming year
viii he nominated.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
ill,S ELIOT TO ENTERTAIN
~ NOR MONAN'S CITE.

Th. Junior Womnns club viii be en-.
'ertl.red Tuesday afternoon. az o
O'Clock at the homo 81 Mrs G. =.
Eliot 100 East Tenth street. The after
uoou9 program viii b. taken from the
Into .seuo of The Literary Digest and
Ull %" lod hy Mrs Miles Blvlns 4
fHI lfterbauce Of members is urged.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08

the Metropolitan soprano, win give the
Thursday night. April a. recital The
Friday. April 10. matinee VIII DO given
by tho Philharmonic club o. Amarillo.
Arthur Middleton. baritone, has the
Friday night. April 10. recital and
large children's chorus viii also sing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08

a group Of songs on this program. on
Saturday night. April H. an oratorio.
THE Elijah" Mondelssohnl, VIII be- pre-
sented by the Amarillo Choral club
with Arthur Middleton IN the title role.
Musical contests VIII be held In the
forenoon of nlch day. under the au-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
BRIDGE At JOHN
KENYON HOME

The members u the 1921 Club as
sernbled AZ the home Of Mrs John Ken.
son. az 1902 Harrison Street Tuesday
~ an Informal afternoon Of bridge
Dahlias and ferns were used in pro.
fusion 10 tho entertaining suite where
tables were arranged FOR tho games
which lasted until a hate hour when IN.
hostess served n dainty salad course o.
The members and guests Mesdames IA
Little, Minteer of Oklahoma city. san
Richardson George Biakemore. Misses
Beihenia Burgess. Cofnelia Wolnin
Ediih Earl Seilars. Katherine Nash ana
isse and Virginia Wolnln.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08

sp.ces Of the Amarillo Music Teachers
Association. The Rose Maiden Choir
al clubs win compete for prize on the
Lest rendition OF "The Bridal Chorus
There are definite plans Of orEanl'
zation In each town and the work Is
rapidly progressing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
HOSTESS AT COUNTRY
GLIB Tuesday

The ho-ssses for ladies' Day M the
Amarillo Country club Tuesday. viii be-
Mechanic Frank Storm and John
Ward a Jorge number are expected 20
Visit 'h' club on that day as several
pe ai features Of Interest have been
.iIUu.I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
INTERESTING PROGRAM GIVEN
~ MILIINh o. l. 4 IIIn

THE East Ward plr.utToachors Club
not Thursday Afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
ai thp school with "a large number of
Others Boo attendance The business Of
in" AFTERNOON included the election OF
NtH Less Whitaker ss third yicoprc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
MUSIC FESTIVAL Is FEATURED
~ NATIONAL MUSICAL PAPERS.

The Panhandle Music Festival which
VIII be staged IN Amarillo next April
b. planned on such large scale that Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

street. has returned TO her home from
Roanoke. where she was the guest
OF Miss Elizabeth Duke. on Hamil.
ton Terrace
Miss Marguerite Robins has re-
turned home from Norfolk, where
She was the guest OF her aunt. Mrs
Il. " Windeli. OF Colonial riacc.
Misses Ann and Lucille Amrhein
Miss Rose Brooks and Miss hernia
dette Schultz have returned from
Virginia Reach
Miss Helen crone. OF Washington.
is the guest OF Miss Ann Amrheln
Cabell w. Rady has returned to
tho city after months visit to At
iantic city. Pocono Mountain, Phila.
dclrhia and Sew England
Miss Jane Bowc has returned from
Echo Lake. Me. where she spent tn.
summer In camp with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Riley and Miss Emma Riley.
Mrs Fred 81 Hodges and Mrs.
a. Il. Muller. Of "Memosa Launch
u, Wcsthampton. returned to Rich
| mond from seven months visit
at IIadhon Hall Atlantic CIV.
Joseph William Powell and wife.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

Mrs A. s. Brown and children hav.
returned To their home, 1900 Barton
Avenue, after visit to relatives in
Ing William County.
Nf' u W. Jeter, MIR. and Mrs
Ge"rG" Motley and daughter, Beth
"i Hri'in Avenue, arc visiting friends
in Caroline County.
Mrs g T.. Mann and her daughter.
MISS Grac" Mann, who have h"cn
spending some time at Virginia
teach. have returned to their home
on RIOS" Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs W y Williams. of
savannah. Ga. have been visiting
Mrs, Fred f. Stcerc, of 8 West
Graham Road
Mrs Fred Bates and children have
returned to their homo on west Lam
caster Road. after spending the sum
m"r at Treviiiians.
Miss Louise Grooms. II BARTON
E"IIhis. spent last weekend in
WASHINGTON
Miss Grace y. Armstrong. OF 22lo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

Avenue Baptis, Church viii meet
Monday evening at o'clock
The Barton Heights Woman's club
viii hold an important called meet
Ing on Monday afternoon n; $3.50
o'clock in tho assembly hall OF the
old Rarton Heights school, \ large
attendance is hoped for as mat
ter of much interest ia 10 be brought
before the club. on which vote of
At least two-thirds Of tho member.
ship - desired. The meeting OF the
executive committee has been post
poned until Monday. September is
Tn" Bethany Home Auxiliary will
met Friday afternoon at $40
O'Clock in the home OF Mrs Travis
Watkins. IA Overlook Road
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

Barton Avenue. liz visiting Miss Ellen
Goodwin. a, Buckner. Va.
Mrs. Harry Nobeien and son, Harry
Rubclcn, Jr.. who have been spend
ing the summer at TreylllianS. have
returned 10 their home In Battery
Court.
Miss Elizabeth Hutchinson. accom-
panied by her guest. Miss Winirred
pomeroy. OF Washington. is spend
INK several days with her parents.
Rev. and Mrs. ". II. Hutchinson. of
Barton Heights.
Mrs. r. c. Cunningham. her dau.h-
ter. Mrs. Frank f. Rennic. Jr.. and
iittlc son. +. L. Rennic. III. have
returned 10 their home on Overbrook
Road. after a visit to Mrs l. T.. VIII
kinson. Of kenbridee
Miss Susie Crooks. who has been
spending the summer in Porto Rico.
arrived in New York on the S. s.
Porto Rico" August 2s
Miss Katharine, susie Crooks and
j a. Crooks. recently spcn, some
time In Baltimore. Md. where they
WISHED relatives
Mrs. ". f. Rowlett and Miss Clyde
Rowle,r are spending some time
with relatives in Aibemarle County.
Mrs Alice King and son. Robert
l.. King. Of Grimm Avenue. viii
he with DR. and Mrs. Fred +.
S,eere. Of Graham Road, for the
winter
Mrs. Alice King is leaving thi.
week for Spartanhurg, &. e.. to visit
nor daughter, Mrs. John Villa m
Drake
Mr. and Mrs. r. w Tompkins and
small son. Woodson, Jr.. Of over
brook Road. have returned from n
motor trip to Gloucester Point and
smithneld. Va. They were accom- :
panied home by Mrs. j. A. BAKER
OF smi7hncid. who viii spcnd rho
week in Richmond, and by Mrs
Tonpkins' mother: Mrs. T.. Il. Turner
who VIII he with her for the winter,
Mr. and Mrs. !. Lester Taylor. with
their little son and daughter. Lester
ana Mary have returned home a,
~ South Lombardv street. after
Spending two weeks in Hampton
Va. with their daughter. Mrs. q +,
| Lindsey
Mrs. B. J. Taylor and Miss Louise
Taylor have returned home. Az
| stay Of two months
Captain Ashhy p. Land. or Ruch
anan. and Mrs. J. A. Johnston and
children. Of Hopewel. arc the
guests "f Mr.. and Mrs b J. TAYLOR,
Miss Ruth Atkins. OF Blackstone
ana Richmond. has returned from a
western tour. having taken in many
points Of interest in Canada, az we'll
AZ tn" Pacific Coast,
Mrs. NJ. 6. Spencer. with her little
son. John Cnrtis Spencer. and, hcr
mother Mrs. ~. F.. Curtis. has taken
an apartment In Winsor Court
Apartment for the winter
Miss Louise Robins Of West C;raco
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

The Woman's Missionary Society
Of the Barton Heights Baptist
church VIII meet Tuesday evening
at o'clock in the church Il. ~
Garland. feid secretary OF tn. Bpp-
list state mission board. VIII speak
on state Missions" All women who
are Interested are invited to bc
present.
The Junior Missionary Society NJ
the Barton Heights Methodist
Church will meet Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock in the junior department
OF the new church building The
subject for the afternoon ia Little
Journeys in Korea An interesting
program has hcen arranged and a
fmll Attendance Is desired
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

Enrnrrmrnt Nunounccd.

Mr.. and Mre T. O. Attkisson. %.
Highland PARK, announce tho on.
gagom"ut Of rhcir daughter. Crayce
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

Hurry. mother Even sick child
loves the "fruity" taste of "Califor-
MIA Fig syrup" and II never fails TO
open the bowels. teaspoonful 70.
day may prevent sick child tonor.
row. III c"natipated, bilious. teverish.
fretfui has cold, collie. or IL stomach
is sour. tongue coated. breath bad,
remember a good cleansing Of tho
necessary.
Ask your druggist for genuine
california Fig syrup" which has
directions for babies and children OF
all ages printed on bottle. Mother!
You must say California" or you
may get an imitation ne syrup-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
Removes Hairy Growths
Without Pain OF Bother
(Modes Of Today

1t is not necessary to use q painful
process to remove hairy Erowths, for
with little delatonc handy you can
keep the skin entirely free from these
beauty dcstroycrs. To remove hair.
make sim paste with a little now
dered dclatonc and water. Spread this
on the hairy surface and In about
minutes rub off, wash the skin and
VIE ha!rs are gone. TO guard against
Gisa prominent. be carsfir1 TO get real
.delatone. Mix fresh as w4nsvd.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
~ AND or or row \.

Mr. and Mrs ] II. Arbuckl". who
have been srondire some time in
W ythcvi.le. have returned to their
home Of Barton Avenue
f.. u. Farrall. of Barton ,v"rr"
- visiting In Washington ami La
piat'a. Md
Wnl!ac" Crump has returned to
his home I'm Rose Avenue after an
extended trip 10 Washington. Bal
tLlnnrn. IhlIhdcInhLa and NnM Work..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
SET LEAVES
FOR SCHOOL THIS WEEK

m.diatsly after tie reception for :,
Northern trip. and on their return
they Will reside at Cologne. King
and Queen County.
Approaching MnrriaEr.
Announcement is made of tho on.
gaeement ana approaching marriage
OF Miss Lillian Gaructt Ncth.rland.
daughter OF Mrs. Lillian Taylor,
Ncthcrland and the late Walter Wade
Netherland, to Alfred Mercer Good
win. Jr, 90 Clifton Forge. Va
Mr.. Goodwin Ia III" son OF 4. NJ
GOODWIN and tho late Mrs. Bette
Anna Hoxlcy Goodwin. Of Clifton
ForKc
In Honor of Her Daughter.
Mrs. Kathryn Sale. Of Gint"r Paris
Terrace. entertained Thursday after
noon In honor Of her little daughter.
Bcal Sale on her fourth birthday
The color scheme of pink and blue
vas attractivcly carried out In the
favors. decorations ana cut flowers.
Among the li;tlc guests present
"erc: Virginia May Holt. Dorothy
Armstrong. Maxine pryde. Marion
and I.ois oDcll Anne Eppc~. MARI
Wilkinson. Jane iSayiiss. Elizabeth
Doyle. Virginia Sncad. Beth Motley.
Mablo Williams, Bcal sale. Arthur
Wilkinson. Edward Granger. Jr. Ash
hy Fisher John y. Armstrong. George
Rayi"ss. Randolph Williams. Edloo
Travellers. Russell rate. lack Lyon
and Robert RawlcS.
Invitations Are issued.
Captain and Mrs James IIulIis
stone have issued Invitations for
the wedding OF rhclr daughter. .NlIc"
Myrtle. 10 Arthur y Lea;h. The
ceremony VIII take place Saturday
evening September %. ~ Grace
Church q, I O'Clock
kIing-I-IImr,rr Nup,inI..
MIR. and Mrs James Poe riar,cr
hav" nuolinccd tn. marriage of
tfcir daughter blanche Rhsa To
Walter Joseph KlInEol. Of Peoria. III
Tho wedding way sulcmrizcA uuic,lr
on W"ducSday, S"pt"mbcr 6. nov l.
n Smrot - -. nmIciatiuu ,f,c-
wedding trIr. including Nrw York
Niagara Fails ami other Northern
cities. they VIII make their home a,
Peoria.
Pretty Wedding C-Ichrntrd.
Tho home ~ MIR ana MIR. Eurc,,.,
l.. Broaddt,s was tho .rcno ~ a ma,
~ wcddln. on SATURDAY yep,c,rbar
.. AT u'rlocJ, whom ,h.lr 1nurn-
tor. Virginia was uur,I.b ;, ,r.
thur Leo Singleton ~ THIS .ity.
the corcmopv nalnv r.-fnrmnh no
ncv. wuli.n, ), ,,cal.y ~ me- az,
ter Park nau,Ist ,,hu-.,h vro i,n,,s.
WAS decorated fin palm. nrJ an,
flowers Mrs. William e,.,,n-,
Matthews. ar Ncwherry : G rl1y.i
IN. wcdJl,r rusi ,,1 doc, 49,,
tho ccrc,nory M-s SINAI, ,,o,,..
sang ~ I.uyc you T,ly"
Tho bride Nas .,tircd I'm , t,,-o1-
ing sui, ~ midnight huc rrh b,.
to match and rorrior .b,...r 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

OF Cleveland. Ohio. hav. heen visit
ing Mr.. Powelrs mother. Mrs II. :.
Ruee. Of co2f Floyd Avenue Mr.
fowell has returned to Cleveland
but Mis-. Powell will remain here
two weeks longer.
Mrs. l.. l.. Davenport and daugh-
ter, Mrs c. I. Wake. left Tuesday
morning for extended visit to reia-
tves In Eastern North Carolina
Miss Charlotte Greer Francis has
returned home after motoring 10 Bal
tmore. Md. to visit friends. She
was very much entertained while
there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

Day. to Edward Henley The we'd
ding viii take place in early Oc-
iober.
lie" Chapter. 1. %. G., to Meet.
In" REGULAR meeting of Ice Chap
tor, United DAUGHTERS Of tho Con-
fcdcracy. VIII b" held In The Jencr-
ION IIo;"l. room 63o. on Thursday
evening, september ~. al : o'clock
Tho president. Miss Belle Perkins.
VIII preside. having returned from
IN extended visit In Pennsylvania
delegates for tho state convention.
20 he held ia fredericksburg In Oc-
toher Viii hc elected a; this time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

woMEN's MEETINGS.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-08-10
Mrs. G. B. Hickman Dead.

Mrs C. b. Hickman, widow OF
a former mayor of this city, died
Thursday Of last week at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Dur
rett, at Lees Summit, Mo.
The remains were brought to
this city Friday and taken direct
from the II 20 train to Oak Hill
cemetery where a brief service
was conducted by Rev. l.. W.
KeeIr.
Mrs. Hickman was for many
years IA resident of this city and
county where she was well
known and where she numbered
her friends by her acquaintances.
Her husband was one Of the
pioneer furniture dealers of this
city.
She is survived by one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Durrett, of Lees Sum-
mitt, and one son, Everett, OF
Drexel. Another son, Irwin,
died few months ago
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-08-10
Rich Hill Wins the Odd Game.

Rich Hill was victorious Sum-
day in the third game of the five
game series being played be-
tween that town and Butler.
The games now stand Rich Hill
two to Butler one.
Sunday was evidently not But
ler's day as they made bobbles
galore and got the worst Of
every break. But the boys say
that they have all of the mis-
plays out of their system now
and will trim Rich Hill beauti-
fully when they play their next
game on the Butler grounds.
Manager Ellis had strengthened
the Butler team for Sundays s
game by securing Oliver, a fast
semi-professional left hand pitch
er from Kansas City to do the
hurling. He did good job,
holding Rich Hill to eight safe
ties while his team mates were
able to gather nine off the Rich
Hill pitcher. But the jinx was
too strong and could not be over
come.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-08-10
Bates County Swine to State Fair

&
4 Sedalia, Mo, August 8.---Erwin
Brothers Of Adrian have entered
ten Duroc Jersey swine in the
swine department Of the Missouri
State Fair to be held this year
from August 19 to rs.
Erwin Brothers are new ex-
hibitors at the fair, but accord
ing to them, their swine will take
some of the liberal premiums Of
fered.
Erwin Brothers are Of the
opinion that the fair this year
will be bigger and better than
ever before and they are anxious
that the mammoth crowds see
their fine swine. A report from
Everett Drysdale, State Fair
Commissioner Of Bates County
says that interest in the fair is
running high in his county and
that more people from there than
ever before will attend the fair
this year.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-08-10

was caught cooking the mash
and was placed under arrest and
his still and stock in trade TAX
en-. At this place thirteen bar
rels Of mash were found. Feeley
it is said is a former Kansas City
saloon keeper.
Near the Feeley place on the
farm of a Mr.. Filey, the officers
found their third still which had,
Before the arrival Of the officers,
been taken apart and the parts
hidden in the weeds and brush on
the place, but the principal parts
were still in their original posi-
Mon with a fire going under
neath. This still had a capacity
81 about five gallons per day. A
quantity of mash was found OH
the premises.
The men arrested were taken
to Kansas City, where they ap-
,peared before the United States
commissioner who released each
Of them on their own recogniz-
ance to appear for trial Tuesday
afternoon.