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Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1913

Page

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Local notes from Rich Hill and vicinity update community visits

W P Cobb flew to Rich Hill on Wednesday. Frank Mace and wife visited her father C E West. Mrs J E Nejukirk learned her father was critically ill in Kingsville Mo. W J Parleir visited Rich Hill for business. Miss Jamita Click and Lovall visited grandparents. Uncle Sam’s boy checked post office. awaiting new postmaster. Numerous neighborly calls and school opening at Concord.

W. P. Cobb Rich Hill Frank Mace Kansas City C. E. West J. E. Nejukirk Kingsville W. J. Parleir Jamita Click Lovall Worland Lee Reese Butler West School Sam J. G. Doolittle Ben Eastly Donley Will Humphrey Winnie Frankenfield W.M. Lyle Robert Treasure Missouri A. M. Minshew Pittsburg Texas Missouri Pacific

Elkhart Spring Moves and Local Happenings

Elkhart notes moving time and spring changes. Verg Henderson plans summer work in Topeka while G. W. Armentrout moves back. W. H. Hart travels to Butler each Saturday. W. F. Stephens sold hogs to Morewood. Keeton couple visit Amsterdam. pie supper at Miami Center. Col. Lockridge sells pies and jokes about future shade for Col. Robbins. Mrs. Lester Eye recovers, Fred Bruner seen spruced up in Elkhart. Barnett laid up with a loaded finger.

Verg Henderson Topeka Kan W. H. Hart Butler W. F. Stephens Morewood G. W. Armentrout Elkhart W. H. Keeton Amsterdam Taz Gray Col. Lockridge Miami Center School House Col. Robbins R. L. Scott J. R. Scott Adrian Lester Fred Bruner Barnett

Local Notes From East Lone Oak Area

Rev Bengston filled his regular appointment last Sunday night. The weather remains favorable for farming with many plowing for corn and oats. Geo Latham and wife visited relatives at Metz last Sunday. Arral Bottoms moved to the Charlie Done farm last week and G W Chaney will occupy the former occupant’s place.

Rev. Bengston Geo. Latham Metz Arral Bottoms Charlie Done G. W. Chaney

Public building appropriation for Butler Bates county

The Congress will pass a public building appropriation of 60000 for a courthouse in Butler the Bates county seat. The Clinton Democrat urges Butler citizens to send a representative to Washington to consult architects and secure an appropriate government building as a wise investment by local business leaders who funded a trip by the Commercial Club chairman to influence the selection.

Butler Bates County Clinton Washington Commercial Club Clinton Democrat

Virginia News Highlights Local Visits and Church Case

Mrs Ben Parker of Adrian visited her parents over Sunday. Families from nearby towns attended church in Virginia with Elder Rogers delivering sermons to a full house. The community reported several sick residents and a neighborly gathering at Mr and Mrs Barr's home for dinner with baskets.

Harry Clark Bert Bohlken Will Chris Albert Fanny Anna Meints Jennie Porter Maggie Lerner Ola Nichols Lora Roberts Rambler Ben Parker Adrian Peter Denning Minnie Cox LaCygne Kan Clade Jundy Ida Smiser Kansas City Grant Park Englewood Virginia Frank Payne Tanner Smith Nestlerode Otto Hedrick Grandma Minton B. B. Barnett Mrs. Barr Smiser Brothers Oklahoma Mr. Howe Amsterdam Fred Drysdale Miss Mattie Park Amoret Parktown Elder Rogers D. C. Wolfe Young Aaron

Pleasant Valley Items Highlight Local Rents and Visits

Local notes report Harry Evilsizer renting the Greenlee farm for five years. Social visits include Miss Hazel Weddington’s surprise party guests and Mrs. Cora Powell hosting Mrs. Virgil Wood and Mrs. Chris Later. Community updates cover health, lumber work, road conditions, and farm activity with names like J J Walker, Wm Jackson, Tom Booth, and Harve Beshore. An art exhibit opens at the High School, offering a treat to readers.

Hazel Weddington Virgil Wood Chris Cora Powell Herman Booth Smith & Stokes Roy Powell Wm. Jackson

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