The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-06

former resident OF Hudson town shil
and inquired of his many Bates coun.
ty friends.
| We had the pleasure of meeting oul
old friend and neighbour Harvey H
Morris. who resides in southwest Mt
Pleasant township a few days ago
We have known the Morris family
fer over fifty years and = We were
| reighbors for mary years.
&. F. Warnoc};. W e and daughter,
| Mss Mlrion spent last week in CO.
lumbia, Mo. Miss Marian will attend
| school there nest fal.,
Ar.. William b. IIerrell has been
in the hospital al Fl. Scott, Kansas
tor thc past few weeks, She is re
ported better al present,
.. O. Bradley IT,, has purcha Cd
tae Simon Loeb farm of $50 acres
jul southwest q Rich Hill for 500
per acre.
Geo.. f. Alsbach has purchased
| rs I@tb "ht ~ ltdS1iloi' Kansas, az ~
viii assume management at once We
wish George suece in his new TO-
cation.
Kollin II. Smith Of Urich has been
ttnGercd the appointment as Naval
cadet to annapolis by congressman
! Atllcson,
w. L, Baker, progressive farmer OF
Summit has 1900 chickens just
h"tchcd and has come twenty hens
setting, This is some poultry record
The Farmers & Merchants Lumber
Company OF Adrian has decreased its
capital stock from $4,000 to $28,oOo
!. II, Ford received lately a gallon
OF cherries from his daughter, Mrs
Glen Miller OF Yakima, Washington.
Ms. Miller was formerly Miss Emma
Ford and after her marriage moved to
Oregon and are now living at Yakima.
II. O, MaXey was quite a busy man
on the Fourth. He made an address
in the morning at Cortland and i'll
the Afternoon at DreXel, II was quite
a Jump for one days spcechmaking
tour, but he filled the bill all right
aud made two excellent addresses.
Editor pattcc el thc Leader at
Anorct visited Butter the other day
in his Ford and on his return hitched
a new buggy on behind and delivered
it to friend near Anorcg. We al
ways knew that Pat WAS very ac
commodatiI@ fellow.
Judge !. ". McFaddcn was in the
city Monday on business visit The
judge has fine farm near Virginia
and is taking lie easy
Rev f. H. Williamson Of Sedalia is
spending a few days in Bates county
rs Christian church evangelist.
Fro Williamson was once pastor OF
he Butler church and is a fine gentle
nan.
The new band stand in the court
ard is now completed with an out
side coat OF magnestone and looks
me. Peanut Sproul OF Rich Hill did y
ii, work and he sure did a neat job /
Porter L. Turner OF IIodecman II
ornty, Kansas, is visiting friend, and G
cativc, here Mr.. Turner formerly III
c,ided on the Murphy farm in Lone
yak township. ,
We had the pleasure OF meeting Ill
IT.. John W. J:unson, cashier Of the &c
;. & NJ hank at Rich Hill in Butler
at Monday afternoon. Mr. Jamison ST
, a very pleasant gentleman and has /
zen d resident OF Rich Hill ior over p'
third oi a century lis bank is one u
( the leading financial Institutions pl
i this section. .--
The case of George Luther. charged I"
nth forgery, was called in Judge B. III
letters court last Monday and by -
Onscnt OF the counsel OF both PARTIES
he case was continued until august n
ri. III
Chas. Ilupp and family will in the tn
ext few days leave for San Diego, d.
'aliiornia. to make it their future CT
ONE. We regret to see this good III
tmily leave our city as Mr.. llupp has SO
cen here his lifetime and is a splen- al
id gentleman and has been one of Sc
Iii leading business men. We wish ell
lem success in their new home In
We noticed in the ST. Louis papers or
us week that Miss Elizabeth Pearl II!
.ugle, formerly of this city, and tf
Dseph Cervantes of New York were liz
larried in that city recently. Miss eE
ngle is the daughter of James R. n
.ngle residing near this city. She tn
IS reared to womanhood in this city Gu
I'd graduated from the Butler High
:tcol. til
Mr.. George Lloyd and Miss Beulah tn
Illus. both of PleasautOn. Kansas. XII