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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1911
Page
1
Thanksgiving scenes stretch across Virginia and Butler with families gathering for dinners and visits. Neighbors mingle with Judge Wolfe delaying court in Virginia for Butler caseloads while locals share meals, social events, and church notices in a busy community page.
A destructive fire in Appleton City Monday night destroyed Willis Grocery and Brown Browning hardware. The bank building and Logan Moore Lumber yards were saved by hard work as the origin remains unknown.
Dr. Peck went to Kansas City last Wednesday. Oral Hamilton clerking for C. F. Hall. Dr. Smith and wife and Mrs. O. M. Drysdale made a flying trip to Butler last Wednesday evening. T. C. Whistler did a business trip to Butler last Friday. James Payne quit clerking for T. C. Rowe and moved to his mother's. Amoret Mutual Telephone Co. met Saturday and elected officers. E. Marsh was on the sick list last week. Mildred Hensley and daughter dined at J. G. Cazick's last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Hewett, Mary Whinery and Oral Hamilton attended the bazar at Amsterdam last Thursday evening. Roy Burk visited in Amoret Sunday. Mrs. W. C. Brown died Sunday evening, Dec. 3. D. A. Bean bought the Van Coffin property north of the old lumber yard and will take possession January 1. Herbert Rice died Sunday morning, Dec. 3. Dr. J. M. Smith bought Dr. Peck's stock of drugs and will have his office in the same building. Mrs. C. A. Wallace returned from Kansas City Monday. Everett Drysdale and wife and sister Lizzie Goble from Humboldt visited at O. M. Drysdale's Sunday. Benjamin Hoyt and wife are proud parents of a bouncing baby boy.
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