Butler County News Briefs and Social Notes 1909
Butler and Bates county social items include visits from Miss Linda Nix, Miss Mayme McGaughey, Prof Geo Green and others. Local commerce promotes Walker-McKibben goods, Dinger cigars, and new trunks. Currency includes arrivals from St Louis Chicago and Kansas City, plus a Seattle Exposition trip. Also noted are marriages, renewals, church notices, and public notices with Transcriptions of local events and business updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Etta Langford
New Home Township
Harper
the Times
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daylight Store
House of Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Black & Arnold Clothing Co
Miss Tingle
Seattle
Linda Nix
Chicago
Best Boys Suits In Town
Miss Mayme McGaughey
Colorado
Walker-McKibben
Geo. Green
Culver
Warrensburg
Millie
Trude Cole
Ballard
St. Louis
Allen Crigler
P. H. Holcomb
W. S. Mathews
Toledo, Ohio
J. B. Rice
Vinita, Okla
J. J. Turner
C. F. Renick
Kansas City
J. M. Christy
J. W. Shubert
Bates County
Fairfield
Nebr
E. C. Ellington
Phoenix
Walker McKibbens
Myrtle Hartwell
R. G. Hartwell
Myrtle Stockup
DeWitt McDaniel
Rich Hill
J. C. Clark
Miss Neta
St. Joseph, Mo
Dan K. Walker
Ed. Snyder
Iola
Kan
Mr. Snyder
Mrs. Jamison
Joe Meyer
Classie
Lelia Clark
ElDorado
Y. C. Combs
St. Joseph
Bazar
S. Side
Flat Head Indian Reservation
J. W. Wheatley
A. M
Will Carroll
C. F. Beard
Seattle Exposition
J. A. Trimble
Henry Tousley
Hudson Township
Miss Pearl Hunter
Deep Water
Squire Jeter
Aaron Hart
Spokane
Washington
Mrs. Hart
Elizabeth Chapel
Wm. M. Mayfield
Bullock
Doc Harris
St. Joseph Asylum
Young Carey
Reform School
Boonville
Cora Lee Ives
Westfield
Ills
L. M. Deffenbaugh
W. H. Watford
Emory Mal
Cox
Williamstown
Rell
John Garren
Oskaloosa
Mr. Cox
Mr. Garren
C. H. Lane
Peoples’ Bank
the Bazar
S. Side Square
May Morgan
J.L. Fisher
H. Spicer
Oxfords
Walker-McKibbens
W. G. Shafer
Lewis McElroy
T. H. McElroy and
East End
Oklahoma
Rich Hill Review
Charley Stewart
Charley
J. H. Botkin
Foster
Colorado Daughter
Rockies
Kingsbaker Dinger
Porter M. Allison
Jefferson City
W. J. Bullock
Fred C. Keys
A. A. Leese
Bullock & Keys
Ed. Dillon
Herbert A. Thomas
Squire Ross
Herman Seelinger
Conrad Popp
Mr. Popp
Panhandle
Clinton
Railroa
Frisco
M. E. Murphy
Altona
Times
H. E. Murphy
Murphy
J. N. Ballard
Squire W. F. Stephens
Elkhart
Squire Stephens
Harriet Smith
Joe T. Smith
Walnut
Little David
Monroe Laskey
Pleasant Gap
Double Branch Cemetery
C. A
Bert Warner
Squire W. F. Hemstreet
J.S. Griggs
Garden City
J. M. Coleman
Johnstown
Will A. Howard
Judge Griggs
Kansas
Aubery
Perry Hoyle
McDonald
Amsterdam
Jno
Riddick
Cass County
PM. Familiner
J. R. Ford
Marmaduke Camp
Mexico
la Claim
O. M. Burkhart
H. L. Allen
Prof. Allen
Anadarko, Okla
John Kitheart
Keener
Kithcart Place
Burke
Clark Smith
Rockville
J. W. Blankenbaker
Pleasant Gap Township
Times Office
Hugh Campbell Ward
Gov. Hadley
New York
Ward
Gov
Hadley
Clarence Kinney
Nina Warnock
Wyatt
First Presbyterian Church
S. F. Warnock
Coffeyville
Aaron McDaniel
Silvers
DeWitt
Bruce
Lorenzo
D. L. Musselman
Gem City Business College
Quincy
Ill
R. J. Atchison
Billa Tompkins
Rev. Elsey
Baptist Parsonage
Ilinois
Boltinghouse
Bank of Archie
Archie
W. P. Sevier
ElDorado Springs
Warrensburg State Normal
Caesar
Cicero
Drysdale & Scheurich
Passaic
Wilkerson
Winn
John Lawrence
Lawrence
Mail
Glenn Jordan
Nevada
Mary Moore
Jordan
Childrens
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