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Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1915

Page

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Local social notes and health updates from Butler area

AG Metzler traveled to Butler as a round trip passenger on Thursday. Robert Woods of Mound City attended a funeral here on Monday. We regret to report Mrs. Hanniman's serious illness at her home in this city. H. E. Arbogast and family spent a few days at Worland visiting relatives. Mrs Claude Cobb enjoyed a recent stay in Leavenworth Kansas. Miss Minnie Frankenfield returned home from Sylvia Kansas where she spent the summer. Hazel Bankeon of Rich Hill visited friends here Friday and Saturday. Mary Fank of Old Walnut visited her parents near Butler Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Leslie Vogel of Independence Missouri is visiting her parents Prof. and Mrs. Gallatin here. Dr Harold made a business trip to Kansas City earlier this week. John Wirt of Kansas City, who has been visiting his parents here, departed for home Thursday. A T Benosky of Kansas City came by earlier in the week to look after coal interests. Bud and Wayne Beattie and sister Alice returned home from Kansas City Sunday. Rowland Arbogast left Sunday for Hume to work as engineer for the Whitefard Coal Co. Mrs Jim Treasure and her little son of Nevada arrived to visit relatives here Sunday. Mrs Sule Heckadon of the neighborhood has been poorly with toniloitis.

AG Metzler Butler Robert Woods Mound City Claude Cobb Leavenworth Kan Minnie Frankenfield Sylvia Hazel Bankeon Rich Hill Mary Fank Old Walnut Leslie Vogel Independence Gallatin Harold Kansas City John Wirt A.T. Benosky Bud Wayne Beattie Alice Rowland Arbogast Hume Whitefard Coal Co Jim Treasure Little Son Nevada Sule Heckadon Newborhood Jerry Callahan Romine Vaughn Galvin Frank Smith Lomer Medley Fla’s Dick Warren Anne Clark Mary Galvin Miss Morgan Lon Smith J. W. Jones Adams

Local Notices of Illness and Events

Clark Taylor and son Dean spent Wednesday at Dr J C Sagesers. John Dykeman is on the sick list being entertained by the mumps. J H Lerner was kept in the house with lagrippe. Mrs John Phibbs went to Kansas City to be with her son Cecil who is very sick. Mrs Myrtle Welton attended the teachers meeting in Amoret Saturday afternoon.

John Dykeman J. H. Lerner John Phibbs Kansas City Cecil Myrtle Welton Amoret

Kansas City Visit Cited in Brief Local Notes

Mrs John Stillwell returned home Sunday evening from a visit with relatives in Kansas City. Mayor C H Hutchens was taken to a hospital in Joplin Sunday to have his injured pot treated. Messrs Leste Hudson and Harry Porter called on Mac Bradey in the morning. George H Pahlman the bank bookkeeper was on the sick list for several days. A M Davidson left Monday for Sweet Home Oregon. His little daughter Margretta will stay with her aunt Mrs R R Ham.

John Stillwell Kansas City Harlan Porter Haswyami Ernest Dean Sages C.H. Hutchens Joplin Messrs Leste Hudson Harry Porter Mac Bradey George H. Pahlman Bank of A. M. Davidson Sweet Home Oregon Margretta R. R. Ham

Missouri Board of Agriculture Bulletin Output 1914

In 1914 the Missouri State Board of Agriculture faced strong demand for its Handy and Practical Farm Library bulletins. The board published 186,000 copies during the year, with total pages of annuals and monthly bulletins reaching 21,194,000. The 1913 total stood at 15,495,000, and for 1913-1914 the biennial page total was 36,680,000.

Missouri State Board of Agriculture

Merwin area diary recalls visits and events

Residents of Merwin and nearby towns share a week of visits, illness updates, and social happenings. Mrs. M B Hayes returns from Kansas. numerous relatives and friends are mentioned with gatherings, a wedding, church events, a protracted meeting, and school restart. Local roads improve as mud dries.

French Hero Returns from Front with 197 Wounds

Paris dispatch notes Sergeant Paul Marchand, cousin of the famed Marchand of Fashoda, returning from the front bearing 197 wounds. Earlier reports cited a Paris soldier wounded 93 times.

Paris Paul Marchand Marchand Fashoda

Court notices invite at probate court with subject Soni

An invitation announces weekly Sunday morning sessions at 11 o clock in the probate court room of the courthouse. All are cordially invited to attend. The notice centers on the subject Soni and invites public participation.

Soni

Also Mentioned on This Page

B. B. Wirt Clark Taylor and Son Dean Merwin Edgewood Joe Emms Fanny Weathers James Hayes Jr E. A. Smith Joe Hayes Manly Green Dah J. L. Hayes Cyntha Daniels Cornland and Athol Margaret Medley Simpson Fannie Galvin Lela Smith McClintick Morrison Albertson Dr. Crabtree Silvers Retta Kelly George Clark Lawrence Fannie Morrison’s Ira Medley Milo Hill Christian Science Services Sam’s Levy Mercantile Company Puritan
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