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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1916

Page

3

Weather drives farming activity in Elkhart region

A spell of fair weather boosts plowing and corn shredding by local crews including George Hand and Alex Grad Har of Adrian in Elkhart. Several residents like J R Scott and G W Armentrout shredded corn last week while others attended pie suppers at Lone Star and Silver Dale. Local happenings cover horse illness, hunting, dinners, political leanings, and small town visits with neighbors in Garden City Amsterdam and Concord.

George Hand Alex Gradhar Adrian Elkhart J. R. Scott G. W. Armentrout Jim Allen R. L. Scott John Halfert Garden City Cordie Bruner Lige Spillman Lone Star School Silva Charley Henderson George Pahlman Bob Marshall Emery Crumley Ed Bailey Silver Dale O. K Pearl Armentrout Nellie Bruner Messie Allen Guss Broner Amsterdam Armentrout’s Knight Concord Will Kershner Ozark Agro

Sunny Jim bids adieu as Sunny Jim ends daily items

Nyhart Sunbeams columnist Sunny Jim signs off after a long run. He notes the increased circulation and says he has been asked to lay off his material. The piece touches on humor, ads about eggs, and small-town reflections including Sam Patterson and family news. It closes with a political aside about Wilson and war talk.

Wau Weekly Times Noah Sam Patterson K. C. S. Railroad I. A. Patterson Nysurt Sam Altho Sam Hill Nohart Gingo A. M. Hunter San Jose Cal Fap Butler Sunny Jim Mr. Pyle South Ware St Hunter Jim Ani Mexico Missouri Wilson Congress

Mt Carmen area social and family notes

Mt. Carmen News compiles local social items with names of residents visiting relatives in Butler and Adrian, travels to Topeka and Illinois, hog deliveries in Butler, sick horse update, a funeral notice for Geo McElroy of Neosho, and Thanksgiving gatherings with Osborne, Burk, and Leonard families plus high school student visits. Numerous personal names and brief movements across towns.

G. Porter J. W. Eveleson Butler Harry Stephens Topeka Kitsis N. A. Barr Porter Dr. Mulkey Geo. McElroy Neosho George Jeffy McElroy Ilinois W. EB. Osborne Osborne Wo. Y. Osborne Hazel Burk Josephine Iva Leonard Amy Eggleson Elmer Tardinger Virgil Mary Jane Burk Edwin Allison

Local Foster News and community notices

Foster residents share visitations and holiday events. Harvey and Charley Foote of Kansas visit Arbogast family. pie supper at Nyhart raises 28.00. Shirley Board stays with Clay Meyers. Esther Bartzfield spends Thanksgiving with Mapleton kin. Rev C N Johnson preaches. Wright of Rich Hill to speak next Sunday. Christian Endeavor starts at 6 pm with Arthur Livingston leading.

Harvey Charley Foote Kansas Mr. Arbogast Nyhart P. L. Shelton Butler Shirley Board Near Clay Meyers Esther Bartzfield

Summit Happenings and Thanksgiving Gatherings

Community notes from Summit recount visits by John Boulware and family to Dr Norris, a well attended epie supper at Summit school, and Thanksgiving feasts at several homes including the Culbertsons Elyatts and Prices. A Pleasant Gap pie supper raised funds for school, with pies sold and prizes awarded. Festivities include a church dinner, local visits, and small town updates on health and business ventures.

John Boulware MM. Norris Summit School Mre TC. Jones Ethel Haynes Mrs. Galladay Sturgeon Jewis Culbertson Spruce John Elyatt Emer Kinney Oscar Price Eulalia Sturgeon Helen Clark Mr. Wayland Chork Rich Hill Mrs. Clark Florence Price Margaret T A. M. Cumins Ezra McCormack Butler Frank Jewett John Galladay Golladay Mr. Lowery A. M. Cummings Holland Summit Pleasant Gap Theo Burkhart Zelva Nafus Dewie Wilson Zelva Wilson Ait John Kalinin Karl Leeper Express Clark Wix

Pleasant Gap News Briefs Mention Local Visits and Work

Pleasant Gap notes report Brother Hood preaching at Orchard Grove Sunday services. Karl Leeper sawed wood for John Finnwall last Friday. Edna and Letta Hancock visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Cox. J F Wix’s new barn nearing completion. Mrs. Chas Sweezy visited Mrs. J L Brooks and family. Thanksgiving visits included Henry Tharp with Earl Leeper and others. Cotton Gabriel and Joe Brownfield were seen passing through Sunday evening.

Brother Hood Orchard Grove Karl Leeper John Finnwall Edna Letta Hancock Cox J. F. Wix O. K Chas. Sweezy J. L. Brooks Henry Tharp Earl Leeper L. €. Stiner T. C. Bollweg B. M. Wix Mrs. Finkling Herman Steiner Cotton Gabriel Joe Brownfield Pleasant Gap

Local Notes From Harve McDaniel and Neighbors

North New Home residents return from Ahansis City with updates on visits and family. Meritt Pickett and Milt Reeves are noted for corn work. Frank Miller returns from Iowa with corn. Johnny Richmond visits grandparents John and Mrs Phelps. Thanksgiving dinners, pie supper earnings, hunting trips to Southeast Missouri, and local moves are reported along with sick lists and visits at Linendell and Pickett households.

Harve McDaniel Lave Ahansis City Meritt Pickett Milt Reeves Frank Miller Cine Iowa Johnny Richmond John Phelps Twenry, Bhart Slomer Linendolls John Ehart Jerico W. S. Chandler Kelly Butler Henry Ehart J. F. Kern COR

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