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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1906
Page
8
Southwest Summit reports that Sylva Plunket entertained guests at a frlanda dance last eve, with com soon to be six things highlighted by organizers.
Miami Chapter No 76 R A M at a regular meeting elected officers for the year J V Whiteett E H G B Hickman K T K Lisle J M Catterlin treasurer F C Smith secretary O D Austin C H A B Ludwick P 8 W W Rose R A C and Chaplain F H Crowell M Sed V Chas Dixon M 2nd V Henry Donovan M 1st V BF Rosemond Sentinel J P Orr Prohibition candidate for supreme court certified to the secretary of state that he incurred no campaign expenses.
In Virginia an Old Maids Association supper at Hot Water Moolhouse on Friday December 14 draws attention as women organize and influence county life. Local notes mention trips, family visits, a damaged road debate, and political chatter about Republicans and temperance as Christmas preparations begin in Virginia.
Uncle Tommie Dean, 75, died December 6, 1906, at his Johnstown home. Funeral services were by Rev. Whitsett, with burial beside his wife in Johnson County. Mrs. Martha Crow moved to Adrian with family after over thirty years nearby. well wishes follow. A baby boy was born to B. W. David’s wife on December 8. Jessie Schuyler recovers from pneumonia. Romaine Schuyler of Kansas City visits. Bessie Douglas leaves for Warrensburg, to be joined later by mother M. G. Douglas and brother Harry. The Douglas family formerly resided in Bates County. Mayme Kenney and brother visit Dan Embree. Mr. West visited relatives in Henry County. Mrs Will Kolreey, x.
Butler Camp No 2458 Modern Woodmen of America held its annual election December 6 1906 electing Venerable consul R L Liddil worthy adviser H G Walton excellent banker Chas W Maddes clerk B F Jeter escort Arthur W Steele watchman J N Kline sentry Chas H Grube manager W S Arnold camp priyal clans T F Lockwood T W Foater E N Chastain J M Christy E G Zey Lost in New York comes to Butler Opera House December 14 with commendable local handling and strong production notes.
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