16 Feb 1893
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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1893
Page
1
Local notes report plans to sink a coal shaft by LaFollett and Price with drilling near Johnstown and nearby forays by Stayton, Anderson, and other residents. Market moves include hog trades, cattle and chicken sales, and routine farm activities. County officials met February 6 1893 with reports on bonds, loans, and salaries as revenues and costs were noted.
Our good natured collector warns that after February 20 he will be forced to add the per cent the law prescribes but hopes no delinquents remain. Wolf Porter Park firm on East Main Street Virginia with Harris as advisory counsel. Pro Wheeler closed a successful Grandview school term with creditable exercises. Fifteen cents reward for the fellow who captured jelly cow butter candy and other eatables at Widows dance. Geo Bright of Worland visiting Pap's. Zera Raybourn has a position at Jefferson City under Warden Pace as superintendent of dish washing. Geo Metcalf plans Cass county when school ends. Cowan employs Frank Howard for hedge cutting. Miss Rosa Garner now Chicago sick but cared for by church members. An insurance agent from New York insured C H Henstey's life. Three empty houses in town. Grandma Pilgrim very sick. Frank Conway returns from Lafayette county to farm with father. Dr. Mitchell moved Ed Dudley to Mrs Fred Nestlerode's for medical care. The hop at Mr Scott's a grand success. Little Johnny Smith nearly died with grip. Mr Schutt of Mulberry coal works reports business good. Oscar Hensley back from western trip pleased. Creth Wright visits Adrian. Emanuel Nestlerede on sick list. Hot Water School closed with spelling match. Mr E Burk enrolls name on booming list. Grant Garner dresses team black nickel harness. new top buggy soon. Thief who stole overshoes from M. E. church urged to return them to avoid trouble.
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