The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-11-02

ole, ana SlStcfS, MfS. w. L
McKibben and Mrs. S. l.. Cole
man and many other friends
Mr.. Wolfe was raised west Of tn
city and has for several years re
sided at Burlington, where h
practices law. Mr.. Wolfe is /
bachelor and we hardly believe
that it is his fault. He recently
wrote book entitled why ;
Bachelor" We suggest thai
several of our bachelor friends
read the work.
The Democratic Ladies Club OF
Passaic will serve chicken pic
dinner Election Day.
The Church Of Christ is hold
ing tent meeting near Fair
Play school house in Shawnee
township.
Rev. l. c. Jonese7preached at
the Black school house in Sum
NIT township Sunday morning
and night.
Rev. j. b. Clyde delivered his
farewell sermon last Sunday
night. He will soon leave for
Leavenworth, Kan, where he
has accepted passionate. Bro.
Clyde during his four years OF
ministry here has made a host of
friends and is an able minister
and a high grade Christian gent
leman. We wish him success in
his new field of labor.
Miss Christine Crutsinger, dep
uty recorder, spent Sunday and
Monday at Sedalia visiting
friends.
Judge John S. Harrington and
wife of Springfield, Mo-, were
Butler visitors for short time
last Friday. Judge harrington is
a member Of the Springfield
Court of Appeals and is one Of
the leading Democrats Of South
west Missouri and has been fire.
quently spoken of as a suitable
candidate for u. $. Senator and
Governor. The judge is splen-
did jurist and very fine gentle
man. The writer has known him
for over d quarter of century
and we predict that he will be
heard from in some Of the politi-'
cal campaigns i'll the near future.
Last Friday October 9th, was
not an unlucky day for Judge b.
+. Jeter as he had three we'd
dings Oil that occasion and unit
ed the following couples for bet
ter or worse during their natural
lives: Jewell V. Moreland and
Miss Georgia A. Walden, both of
Clinton; E. Kile and Mrs. Fannie
Bailey, both of Rich Hill; Will
liam Benford and Miss lnez
Barker, both of Lamar, Mo.
A card from John Boulware
and wife state that they are at
Mckinney, Texas, and having Il
fine time. They will start short
~ for San Antonio, to spend the
winter.
G. W. Wittcr has purchased
1900 lambs for his ranch near
Merwin
Our friend Nate w. higgins
las been attending several polit-
cal meetings in the country late
y and Nate says he really enjoys
he occasions. Nate says he was
something about get
ing married this fall, but. as
President Harding vetoed the
,onus bill he will have to put it
'ff for a while, but hopes that
he event may occur sometime in
he near future.
w. H. Brannock and wife and
oscar Wheaton, all of Summit
ownship have left on an over
and trip to Springfield, Mo-, to
'isit friends and relatives.
Constable johnson Stott on
ccount of continued i'll health
las resigned as constable of Mt.
Pleasant township. At meet
ng of the township board last
saturday George NJ. Garrett was
ppointed to fill the vacancy.
Mrs. Nancy Troupe, residing
n North Maple street, was
greeably surprised one day last
,eek by a visit from her broth
+, W. r. Crawford, of Humans
lille, Mo. They had not seen
ach other for thirty years and
he meeting was certainly a hap-f
y reunion. Mr.. Crawford is 70 ,
ears of age and Mrs. Troupe is
ow Is years of age Mr.. Craw-
ord will visit here for several
avs.
We are sorry to hear of the ac- :