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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
1
In Rich Hill last Tuesday word spread of the tragic death by fire of D A DeArmond and his young son. The community extends sympathy to Mrs DeArmond and the family, while Clover offers heartfelt tributes and notes on missing funeral attendance. Local acquaintances share small updates on neighbors and church meetings amid concern over weather and harvest life.
Richard Fox spent last Friday at W H Lillibridge's in Miami. Mr and Mrs Percy Wall arrived from St Louis on Wednesday the 25th to visit their parents Mr and Mrs J Wall and will briefly visit Kansas after. Hoyt aided his brother-in-law George Phipher in moving to Chalk Level, returning home Friday. Susie Henson fell from a carriage, injuring her head and arm, with head injury soon improving though arm bruising remained painful for days. MIAMI.
The Charlotte Telephone Company will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday December seventh at 10 a.m. Stockholders are urged to attend to elect directors and vote on increasing the company’s capital stock. The notice reflects local community updates and social news from nearby families.
Bert Vansants sale drew good attendance and solid stock sales. Miss Lula Warford, long time Johnson county teacher, spent Thanksgiving at home. Daisy Bradley, formerly ill, shows improvement. Mrs Woodie Hays and Mrs Bessie Hays visit their sister Mrs C B Hendrix of Kiowa Oklahoma.
Jefferson City Nov 29 Governor announced death of Representative DeArmond prompting a special election for January 2. Nominations to be by convention since the primary law doesn't apply. Nov 30 Governor Hadley issued date changes for the vacancy election and related actions.
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