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Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1909

Page

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Foster News Roundup From Foster Missouri Area

Foster local notes recount visits from Newell Mills and D L Arbogast. Gibson Indiana couple Tom Selders and bride visit kin. Obituary for Wallace Cox of Old Walnut. measles affect Lone Briscoe. Many travels to Rich Hill Warrensburg and Oklahoma City. Mentions Metzler case dropped and James W Darby clan, minting local chit chat.

Newell Mills Butler D. L. Arbogast Tom Selders Bride Gibson Indiana P. G. Snuffer Reed Kansas City A. H. Loyd Miss Pearl Badgett Rich Hill Miss Pearl Wallace Cox Old Walnut Bright Woodfin Lone Briscoe Warrensburg Normal J. W. Darby Stock Farm Foster Sears-Roebuck Chicago Ida Roberts Oklahoma James T. Ackerman Hume Salem Henderson Miller Dawson Metzler Thomas W. T. Stover J. H. McCullough Hall Webb Earl Moberly Ona Race Aragonia Kan Lee Shelton Delmer Willie Jule Heckadon George Cope D. H. Arbogast

Mulberry and Western Bates Community News

A long district patch column notes a Tuesday drive by Mr and Mrs D Mauger and daughter Clara to Butler. It covers the annual Sunday School picnic at Henderson Grove near East Mt Zion church, with Mulberry Hay Seeds providing music and marching practice before dinner. The write up mentions family visits, travel to Kansas City, Circleville and Amsterdam for various errands, illnesses including typhoid fever, and social events with neighbors and relatives across several farms and towns.

Henderson Grove Ralph Clyde Moore

Butler Christian Church Sunday services plans

Butler Christian Church schedules Sunday activities with Bible School at 9 30 a m Communion and preaching at 10 45 a m and Endeavor service at 7 00 p m on August 22 remains as announced oriented to congregants and local readers.

Virginia visit and local notices in brief

Mr and Mrs Peter Denning John Cope and wife of New Home visit relatives in Virginia Young Aaron Uncle Zeph Smith will have a new barn built Heat and dry weather continue George Kegerries bought an organ Walter Burton lost three head of hogs Monday W H Charters Jr back from Nebraska Mrs G R Borum is very sick Mrs Henry Porter and children visit Vansants Beard sold farm to Turpin at 50 dollars per acre Frank Feeley and family near Summit attended Spruce services Reinheimers man repairs telephones on Butler Spruce line meeting at Spruce is good Matthew Evans and family leave Tuesday for Montana for a visit with Mrs Evans sister Farmer John

Earl Mark Kansas City W. M. Campbell W. E. James Campbell James Prof. Chamberlin Warrensburg Oklahoma City Dele Goodwin Nevada Jim Miller Windsor Henry County Alex Goodwin Miller Foster I. H. Botkin Ina Walter Denver Colorado Springs J. R. Booth Booth The Times E. E. Laughlin Bloomington Ill Davidson New York Funk Bros.’ Seed Company Bates County Girard Kansas Rhoda Graves Forest Raynels Dr. Smith Bunk Dickerson Mahoney Virginia Frank Mitchell Feasel Schmidt Jap Pierce Wyoming Edna Jared Crook Aln. Chase Pleasanton Geo Ross Linn County Kan Peter Denning John Cope New Home Young Aaron Geo. Kegerries Walter Burton W. H. Charters, Jr Nebraska Mr. Charters G. R. Borum Henry Porter Archie W. E. Vansant C. F. Beard Spruce Matthew Evans Montana Mrs. Evans Farmer John

Herrell and Vicinity News Brief

John Seelinger left for Rawson Kansas on a visit Maude Millhorn returned home from Warrensburg after summer school Ruth Higgins from Kansas City visits relatives Earless Oneal lost a valuable horse Friday evening Mr McFarland lent him another horse in replacement August Horn works on white cypress structure to be 0 feet high Mrs J W Barnhart sick with neuralgia now able to be up Ruth Loffland and Mrs Oliver Wilson visited Tl A Wayland's Sunday Thomas Williams threshing crew moved in first job of the season Threshing delayed by Henry Bros machine fire Heat is general in the area RED BIRD.

John Seelinger Rawson Kan Maude Millhorn Warrensburg Ruth Higgins Kansas City Earless Oneal August Horn J. W. Barnhart Oliver Wilson Ruth Loffland Tl. A. Wayland Thomas & Williams Henry Bros RED Bird

Revival services and baptisms at Fairview church

Ballard reports revival services at Fairview church continuing through Sunday with a basket dinner and baptizing in the afternoon at Beckham's pool. The funeral of Mr. Huff, held at Beth el, was led by Rev. G. W. Lentz. Huff had been in poor health for years. G. A. Thomas of Oklahoma visits the Bell family. Pearl Post and her Clinton-son visit Aunt J. E. Warford. Bert Van Sant is in Colorado possibly to relocate. BELLE.

Fairview Church Beckham's Pool Huff Bethel G. W. Lentz Adrian G. A. Thomas Oklahoma Bell Pearl Post and Son Clinton J. E. Warford Bert van Sant Colorado Belle

Kuhn Case Continued For State Hospital

Dr W F Kuhn, deposed as superintendent of State Hospital No 2 at St Joseph Mo, had the hearing on charges postponed from August 19 to September 2 by agreement. Board member W K Amick filed the charges alleging incompetency and inattention after Kuhn blocked salary changes.

St. Joseph, Mo W. F. Kuhn State Hospital No. 2 W. K. Amick St. Joseph Kuhn Amick

New Home Notes On Rain and Visits Around Clover

Farmers hope for rain as corn suffers drought. Several residents report trips and visits to Kansas, Colorado, Oregon, Nevada, Missouri. Local families return home from travels, attend reunions, and share crop and social updates in Clover.

State Bank Department Faces Deficit in Missouri

Jefferson City August 17 It appears a serious deficit will hit the Missouri state banking department with 20 000 to 25 000 in fees lacking to sustain operations through next year State Bank Commissioner John E Swanger will convene all eight bank examiners and Governor Hadley to seek a solution The legislature previously failed to pass a fee increase and no alternate funding source exists The only likely remedy is salary and expense discounts arranged with a bank, a costly possibility

Jefferson City State Banking Department State Bank John E. Swanger Swanger Hadley

Real Estate Transfers in Rich Hill and Surrounding Areas

Real estate transfers list warranty deeds from Hiram Vail to Wallace Ferrell and B Caldwell to Crissis Cald well in Rich Hill with prices 200 and 350. J A Sims to S L Queen in Swassings subdivision Hume for 775. John G Cantrell to John Wine gardner 3 a sec 27 Spruce two for 10. G W Ficklin to J C Taylor Pages Add Adrian for 1600. W R Dunham to Margaret Foster Lot 47 Adrian for 400. M Pritchard to John D Miller E half of lot 1 block 10 Cogswell Add Butler for 150. Eugene Hunt to Sallie P Brooks 60 acres Spruce two for 200.

Hiram Vail Wallace Ferrell Rich Hill D. B. Caldwell Et al Crissis Caldwell J. A. Sims S. L. Queen Swassings Hume John G Cantrell John Winegardner G W Ficklin J C Taylor Biks Page Adrian W R Dunham Margaret Foster M. Pritchard John D Miller Bik Cogswell Butler Eugene Hunt Sallie P Brooks

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Walter Shofner Mrs. Shofner George Plymell Hall Webb and Sons Claude and Oma Race Angonia Mae Cobb Homer Criss Pinky Darby John Newkirk North Foster Argonia Dinah Mrs. D. Mauger Clara Dr. J. C. Sageser Harlan Porter Amsterdam T. H. Smiser W. H. Hatfield Pawnee Neb W. M. Robison Clairmont Robert Braden T. C. Robison Guy Peyton Tittle Willie Dykman Ray McCann Western Mr. Crosswhite Paul Martin Fort Scott S. S. Martin Ruth Ruby Arthur Crear Parktown Rachel Park W. W. Park Geo. Rachel Sheldon Mrs. Effie Mitchell Illinois Mrs. Crear John Hensley Truman Gilbert Geo. Rubel Henry Gardner Ollie Walker Harry Clark C. W. Wolfe Excelsior Springs J. L Bonnie Wolfe Elsie Park Mayme McKibben Myrtle McCann Messrs Geo. Pahlman Maxwell Park Mami Jim Gray Duck Penny Amoret Fred Drysdale Aaron Will McKibben C. E Willia Carr Sam’! Levy Merc. Company Butler Christian Church West Deepwater Zeph Smith Reinheimer Butler and Spruce Herrell and Vicinity Dr. Kuhn W. B. Miller R. H. Goodrun Cass County St. Clair County E. D. Waller J. H. Bodkin J. T. Taylor John Weadon Oregon Katie Hayner Lottie John F. G. Snuffer Pearl Green Birdie Moore Pearl Shannon Ethel Proges Andrew Morris Chas. Patton Lestie John Miller Katie Haynes Leslie Patton Etta Batts Vernon County Minnie Shannon Frank Morse Patton Curtis Morris ElDorado Curtis Mrs. Chas, Patton Frank Morris Clover State Bank Department Short
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