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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1909

Page

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Reminiscences and local notices from Butler area

A frank, informal chronicle recalls wartime cattle drives and river crossings, local kinship, birthdays, travel histories, and community scenes around Butler Missouri. It lists residents visiting, returning home, and sharing news of illnesses, marriages, deaths, and relocations, with notes on farms, schools, and local prospects. The piece preserves faces like Drysdale, Park, Wolfe, Braden, and Whinery, and mentions plans for Oklahoma and New Mexico settlements.

Foster Notes Highlight Local Moves and Travels

The column lists residents and visitors including Miss Addie Rowland returning to Rich Hill, D. H Arbogast traveling to Pleasanton Kansas, A H Lloyd heading to Butler, Milas Nellie Shumate coming home from Pleasanton Kansas, Tom Hadgett and wife from Ottumwa Iowa, and the Don O Brine Milling Company resuming work while Topey visited for New Year. J H Fenton and wife from Dorden Illinois visit Foeter, students returning to school, and Dr. Marehall and bride planning housekeeping on Quality Hill. May prosperity and happiness be theirs through life.

A H. Lloyd Butler Milas Nellie Shumate Pleasanton Kansas Tom Hadgett Ottumwa Iowa Don O'Brine Milling Company Topey Kanene City J.H. Fenton Dorden Ill Guess Trussell Foeter Francis Campbell Eula James Hazel Nellie Bowman Robert Grant Fred Bell Ma. McCann Willie Carr Aboola Marehall Bride St. Louis Quality Hill Dinan

East Lone Oak Community News Notes

East Lone Oak notes report church services by Rev. Sutor and local visits. Families entertained at dinners before New Year and travels to Kansas and Oklahoma for holidays. Births include two girls to N Ison and H H EviIsizer. Local schooling resumes after holidays. A hedge cutting and drives to Kansas City are noted along with various neighborly visits and small changes.

Weekend Moves and Visits Across Rural Families

Grandpa Keeble moved in with his son Jim Keeble on the W. M. Seamus place last week. Mr. Mustard moved on the J. C. Bowers farm last week. L. Y. Thomas killed hogs last Wednesday. Quite a number of the young folks gathered at Frank Broughs to a pie and pound supper on last Thursday night. Hades pleasant time watching the New Year in such the Old Year out, Laverne Silvers from Kuanvas visiting old neighbors and friends around Star. He and his cousin, Rome Danilele, are now visiting at Hume with their cousin, Mles Price Dantes, Wm. Scarfus completed their new house last week, Miss Emly Gough from Summit, is visiting with her cousins Megara Sear fuses.

Sutor Jesly Onsstty Anna Bard Kate Walker McKenna Kansas Laura Dogan Miss Thomas J. W. McGaughey Judge Brown Joe Sutur Butler J W. Thomas J. W. Thomas Io Slater Magele Rogers Bronson Ora Jack Carpenter Mra. Shara Oklahoma Mre N Ison Molly Baker Kansas City Geo. Baker Milas Mabel McConnell Minnie MecCaughey Reyne Grandpa Keeble Jim Keeble W. M. Seamus Mr. Mustard J. C. Bowers Farm L. Y. Thomas Frank Broughs Laverne Silvers Kuanvas Fn Star Rome Danilele Hume Mles Price Dantes Wm. Scarfus Emly Gough Summit Megara Searfuses

Southwest Summit Holiday Social and New Year Note

The piece recalls a holiday gathering at Charlie Turpin's on New Year Eve as 1909 begins. The Bratton family returns to Kanene after visiting relatives. A new school ground pump is installed and minor fence fixes are mentioned as preparatory steps.

Santa California Charlie Turpin Vandy Bratton Kanene Tueaday Haa

Tompkin's Hired Man lights Fairview school crowd

Ballard Notes reports a Johnstown troupe presented Tompkin's Hired Man to a full house at Fairview schoolhouse on Saturday night. Mrs J Keoigh visited Appleton City folks. J W Allison and family from Butler visited J B Hays. Mr and Mrs W D Keirney hosted a party for young friends on Wednesday evening December 30 in honor of Misses Maggie Morlan and Adel Henderson of Urich. BELLE

Johnstown Tompkin Fairview

Grand Lecturer Louie Vogelaang to visit Butler Masons

Grand Chapter of Arch Masons Missouri sends Louie Vogelaang to Butler on January 15 and 16 to instruct Miami Chapter officers and other interested Masons. He previously visited the town, drawing notable attention within the fraternity.

Louie E Vogelaang Re Arch Masons of Missouri Butler Miami Vogeleang Great Acre

Trouble on the Ditch Near Apineville

Rock left in a drainage ditch east of Apineville between the county court and contractors Fooly & Sons. About seventy drilled dynamite holes misfired, leaving a hazardous rock barrier. Court may halt payments until rock is removed. Judge Hyde and Chief Engineer Bell inspected. Local note on Fooh ey & Sons bond and praise for contractors' conduct. Includes village social tidbits and travels of Frank E Bratton and family, plus two Nevada State Hospital escapees intercepted by Marshal Benefield.

Apineville Willa & Sona Lo Sherein Bia Constack Hyde Bell Foohey & Sons State Hospital For the Insane Nevada, Mo Walter Hart City Harrisonville Marshal Benefield Rich Hill Nevada

Court Proceedings From Regular Session January 3

Court records show the January 3 session with officials including Judge Le and county officers. Assessments for taxes on properties in Askenou Park and Mechanic block were ordered, with listed sums and adjustments for repairs, plus coroner examination and court approval of a local case.

Askenou Bates Connky Harper's

Watches and optical services offered at low prices

The Howard watch is promoted as finished and adjusted at any price from 35 to 150 dollars. Distributors advertise Elgin Waltham Hamilton and Hamden movements with Boss Crescent cases. Inventory includes 25 second hand watches 21 jewel Vanguards and 17 jewel Elgin Waltham Hamden movements offered at very low prices. Also available is eye testing by an expert optician.

Elgin Waltham Hamilton Hamden Jewel Waltham

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