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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1908

Page

3

Virginia Sabbath Town News From Butler and Park Town

Miss Naoma Park of Englewood Kansas attends church in Virginia Sabbath night. Local letters note visitors Barr and wife from Butler with Graves family, and Will Hughes around. Pension papers to be made August 4 at Virginia from 8 to 12. Republicans praised National Prohibition platform, whiskey and beer bottle spill evidence cited. Local farming notes, repairs, typhoid fever symptoms, and relocations. Endeavor event at Virginia Christian Church, July 21, and upcoming service details. Various travel, photography by Nestlerode, and family visits discussed. AARON Centralia Missouri reports Pontiac era. A horse death from car, a youth dies from smoking.

Naoma Park Englewood Kan Grant Park Virginia Mr. Barr Butler Mr. Graves Will Hughes Thomas Hocket Paul Lamb Iowa RT. Judy Columbus Ohio Itatanda God and Morality Party N. M. Nestlerode Nestlerode Bailey J. W. McFadden Ray Jundya Burr Moore Park Town Wolfe May Bard Truman Gilbert O. M. Drysdale Endeavor Virginia Christian RC. Darr Virginia Christian Church Volney McFadden Darr Washington Mia Schmita Kaneasity Kinfolke Jefferson City Ola Rayman Sterling Pierce California Vane Walker Kansas City John Sparke Taft Prohibition Party Aaron

Passaic Community News Notes and Local Happenings

Passaic reports showery weather to lift farmers spirits and notes visitors such as John Deereweater of Bethel visiting Washington with relatives. Mrs. Jane Randall and her daughter Myrtle headed to Warrensburg for schooling as Lottie Young from Butler will teach the term. Wheat prices hit 50 cents per bushel as Davie Bradley sold a load from Reshel. Local improvements include Henry Wilcox buying land, EF Mosier improving, and Rev Clendenning’s Mt Zion trip.

John Deerweater Bethel Washington Jane Randall Mise Myrtle Warrensburg Henry Wilces Gragg Tle Eph Mosier Henry Wilcox Mr. Murrill Archie Lottie Young Butler Eph. Mosler Clendenning Mt Zion Harry Brommest Orril Clendening The Busy Bee Charles Timmons Mia Lula Webb Passaic Butler Delog Name Trading Davie Bradley Reshel Herman Hamburg Alpha

Peru Items and Local Visits in Butler Week

Mrs L G Thomas sold peaches in Butler early this week. Jennie and Sallie Chaney visited grandparents C M Thomas on Monday and Tuesday. Barton family and Vida visited C M Thomas last Sunday. Laura Dugan stayed in Adrian last week. A Sunday School convention is set for Star church on Thursday August 6 1908 with all invited. Rev Duncan held services last Sunday. A M Thomas and family visited Booths last Sunday. Robert Lyle and family visited Ed Hall last Sunday. Unce App.

L. G. Thomas Butler Jennie Sallie Chaney C. M. Thomas Barton Vida Laura Dugan Adrian the Star Church Rev. Duncan A. M. Thomas T. J. Booth Robert Lyle Ed. Hall Unce

Amsterdam Marriage of W H Rucker and Miss Adam Shaffer

W H Rucker of Kansas City united in marriage to Miss Adam Shaffer at the home of L N Shaffer west of Amsterdam on Sunday July 19. Judge Harry Kyle has returned to Kansas City after a short visit here. Rev A H Lewin and granddaughter Mary Ethel Lewis visited relatives in Butler. Mrs E P Hawkins and son David left for Sheridan Wyoming. Mrs Lizzie McCutchen and Milas S McClellan returned from a visit to Illinois.

W. H. Rucker Kansas City Adam Shaffer L. N. Shaffer Harry Kyle A. H. Lewin Mary Ethel Lewis Butler E. P. Hawkins David Sheridan Wyoming Lizzie McCutchen Milas McClellan Dinois

Adrian Elmer Pulliam Visits Mother In Missouri

News notes from Adrian Missouri include Adrian Elmer Pulliam visiting his mother last week and Norman’s accident causing a broken collar bone after his team frightened. The BapLet church cornerstone is set for August 8 and Richard Wilcox’s Pascale barn was struck by lightning and burned. Street officers elected superintendents and committees with Wm Stone in charge of horse and mule ring and J P Heeder over hog and sheep. Marion Woods received word Catherine Woods of Hereford Texas died Sunday. parents grieve with friends.

Norman Richard Wilcox Pascale Wm. Stone East Boone Township J.P. Heeder Hage L. Bates Frank Hueton J. E. Dowell Mra A. E Palmer Marion Woods Catherine Coleman Woode Hereford Texas

Foster Notes From a Small-Town Page

Mise Beaste Goodwin returned from Nevada with her sister Della The Poster cemetery association will meet at Salem church on Saturday August 1. Mise Willia Durr of Virginia involved in incident last week. Dre. RKhoden and family back from Colorado and Western Kansas after two weeks. Mrs. Pred Loyd ia visiting Ottumwa Iowa. Jesa Hammon back from the west after a year away. Robert Cather traveled from Shawnee Oklahoma to see his father gravely ill. Callie and Ollie Beagles of Nevada Missouri visited with Lee Shelton family. Foster beat Metz 17 to 4 in a Sunday ball game. Topsy and Pearl Badgest visited Mise Havele Thompson of Ottumwa last Tuesday. Shela spending summer with elder Mrs. Tom Bedgett. Dr Jenninge went to Home Saturday for consultation with Dr Williams. Jay Hare and David Williams took a trip to Rich Hill Saturday. Topsy

Mise Beaste Goodwin Nevada Della Pred Loyd Ia Ottumwa Jesa Hammon Robert Cather Shawnee Oklahoma Callie Ollie Beagles Lee Shelton Metz Foster Topsy Pearl Badgest Mise Havele Thompson Iowa Shela Tom Bedgett Jenninge Wiliams Jay Hare David Williams Rich Hill

Amoret barber shop opens as C W Rice moves in

Amoret sees C W Rice occupy the newly completed barber shop at once. Mrs Mamie Hammond visits sister Mrs Cecil in Hiawatha Kansas. Dr Rhodes and family stay with Mrs Rhodes’ brother C W Rice. Beulah Wallace from Kansas City visits parents here for a few weeks. Carl Paige and family from Amarillo Texas visit Mr and Mrs A Pale. Mrs Will Noah and children of Blaketown stay with Mr and Mrs Garrett.

Dr. Rhodes

Alfred Bryant slugged by passenger in Kansas City

Alfred Bryant, a Kansas City street car conductor, was assaulted by a Black passenger who struck him on the head with a carpenter's steel square. The blow crushed his skull and an operation was required. recovery was uncertain. Bryant is described as a Hume boy and a Good Templar.

Alfred Bryant Kansas City Bryant Hume

Cornelius Roach Campaign Card Among Missouri Voters

Cornelius Roach, Democratic nominee aspirant for Secretary of State, and his campaign image titled Nine Little Helpers faces public comment across Missouri. The card urges voters to support Roach, highlighting his long service as secretary of the State Senate and describing him as an active, honest Democrat from the southwest. The piece promotes Roach as the best-qualified candidate and a key figure near the governor in influence.

Missouri Cornelius Roach Democratic Iomination Mr Roach Caroliage Democrat State Senate Memio Theatabe Lela Nota Tuesaday Southweet Miscouri

Summer Resort of Millionaire Snyder Estate in Missouri

Prof A L Svea toured Camden county land 41 acres near Little Sanna river while in Missouri. The Summer Resort of millionaire St M Snyder covers 6200 acres with mansion, garages, water tower, and 25 miles of drives. Noted features include Natural Bridge, river cave, Trout Glen, Counterfeiters’ Cave, and extensive scenery. Estate cost about 2000000 in value and was rumored sold to St. Louis buyers after Snyder’s 1910s death.

Camden County Sanna Ives Hahotonka St. M. Snyder Kansas City Snyder Angela Trout Glen As & Rendezvous Kanenn City St. Louis

Death of Mrs Bullock in Adrian leaves family bereaved

Mrs Willand Tiallowk departed this life at home in Adrian Thursday last. She was taken ill Sunday and lingering illness led to her death. Funeral services were held Saturday, with many sympathizers attending, and burial was in Crescent Hill cemetery. Mary A. DeJdarnets, daughter of W T H DeJarness, born Kentucky January 1807, married William J. Polivek. seven children survived at home with their father. Mrs Bullock was a member of the South Methodist church and known as a faithful wife, loving mother, and kind neighbor, leaving sorrow in the community and prayers for the family.

Willand Tiallowk Ilene Adrian Elob Tebanta Creecent Hil Mary A. DeJdarnets H. DeJarness Kenteky Jan Wiliam J. Polivek Newbed Table Union Mra. Lullock South Methodine Church Nllock

Reed to Browning Real Estate Transfer in Homer

Real estate transfer recorded as a warranty deed from James Reed to W L Browning for 92 acres in sections 15 and 16, located in Homer, with a transaction value of 3036 dollars.

James Reed W L Browning Homer

Sapper parade and local visits mark county event

A Saturday Ballard Hall crowd attended a sapper event with an Adnian band furnishing music for the occasion. Visitors include Mia J. M. Graham and daughter Adah from Sheridan, Wyoming, once Bates county residents. Dave Morlan and wife from Urich attended the supper and visited relatives Sunday. EL. McClonny is reported improving. Silvius the Butler Association missionary visited Antoch and Pairview churches last week. Mrs. Susan Winegardner is named in the abklet. C.C. Greer and family spent Sunday in the country.

Ballard Hall Teans Adnian Mia J. M. Graham Miss Adah Sheridan Wyoring Bates County Dave Morlan Urich EL. McClonny Teo Silvius Butler Association Antoch Pairview Susan Winegardner C.C. Greer Bell

Fashions Reverse From Judge Mabel Conversation

A judge questions fashion with granddaughter and grandmother as the elderly relative laments changes in dress. Grandmamma recalls past styles with one button gloves and gowns buttoned to the neck while noting newer trends.

Mabel Grandmamma

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Centralia Eldorado Castor J. E. Williams Ed. Young Gardineer Yooouung Peru Amsterdam Elmer Pulliam C. W. Rice Mamie Hammond Mrs. Cecil Hiawatha, Kansas Home Boy Prof Hahatonka Millionaire Snyder A. L. Svea Ballard Notes SMT Trih
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