Community Notes From Mulberry and Nearby Areas
Mrs Hertass Steele and children visit relatives in Adrian. Visitors from Butler and others drop by J L Fisher’s home. Well drillers work for Bethel school. John Allison’s birthday dinner draws many friends. Mrs Edwin Allison ill after berry picking. Vivian and Wayne Wolf visit Pleasant Gap. Water works basins washed. Church gatherings and Children’s Day events brighten the week. Mulberry hayseed band organizes for local events. Several residents visit relatives in Butler and Warrengle. Grain in the shock noted as the slowest in Homer township. Many travels to county seat for errands. several health improvements and social visits chronicled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Allison
Vivian
Wayne Wolf
Pleasant Gap
Lin
Springfield
Shorbyterian
Pia
Gig
Ice Cream Supper Hosted by W C T U Ladies
Last Thursday night June 4 the W C T U ladies of Double Branch Union held an ice cream supper at the home of Mrs. Jime 8. pores. Women on the front porch read from their books.
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Double Branch Union
Olace
Jime
W. K. Leite U
Eastern Bates Names on Business Mission and Local Notices
Eastern Bates reports I M Kretsinger John Wilson Cal Furgeson and wife drove to Butler Monday for business. DeWitt McDaniel is very ill, a brother's bedside called from Adrian. T D Day ends J H Baker and Joe Cash summoned for a Shead case jury in Butler. R H S Club meets at Mrs Harters Sr noon to discuss Home Devices for Housework Easy. Mrs John Mulkey and daughter and Mrs Doloris Snodgrass arrived from Los Angeles. husbands to follow. Erve Kegeries returned from Sheridan to be with a very ill father. Farmers prep to harvest wheat. Rev Chatman preaches at Spruce Sunday 11, Odd Fellows services at 3. Infant son of Lon McDaniels.
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I. M. Kretsinger
John Wilson
Cal Furgeson
Butler
DeWitt McDaniel
Adrian
R. H. S. Club
Wm. Kegeries
Chatman
Spruce
Lon McDaniels
Joe Medley
John Phelps
Tom Dunlap
Patterson
Mell Campbell
Gardner
Nyhart
Mattie Richmond
Anna Bassett
Bud Berry
Bob Sproul
Chandler
Orval Pickett
Homer Linendolls
Frank Miller
Jack Skaggs
Brick McCoy
Wilber
Albert Linendoll
Peru
Ollie Conley
Kansas City
John Ehart
Cliff Ehart
Conley
Fred Medleys
Enry Ehart
Wm. Sproul
McCormack
Cor
Rainy days and social news brighten county life
The column notes various local happenings from last week. W. F. Stephens and Sam Landreth installed telephones and keep the lines active. W. F. Stephens hosts guests, and the writer and Col. Tyler from Butler enjoy a late night, with a 5 am departure. Miss Elossie Fritts travels to Linard Kansas. J. L. Strein hosts a night of sociable visiting. Judge Paddock and Verge Henderson appear in county life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fulkerson
W. F. Stephens
Sam Landreth
Henry Daniels
Col. Tyler
Butler
Elossie Fritts
Linard
Kansas
W. H. Keeton
W. A. Crumley
Verge Henderson
Amsterdam
Judge Paddock
J. L. Strein
Geo Brumett
Joh
Virginia Grand View Pick-Ups
A large crowd attended the Children's Day exercises at the Christian Church in Virginia. The W C T U met with Mrs J W Greenup Thursday of last week. Mensa meet next with Mrs J W Maiden, Flag Day.
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the Christian Church
Virginia
J. W. Greenup
Mensa
J. W. ‘Aiden
Pioneer Citizen James T Williams Dies After Brief Illness
James T Williams pioneer Bates county resident died June 9 1914 at his son Postmaster J E Williams Butler after a short illness He was born February 5 1834 in Kentucky and moved with his wife Fannie E Quisenberry to Bates county in 1858 He served in the Missouri State militia during the Civil War and lived in Grand River township before moving to Butler in 1881 Surviving are six children and his wife died in 1910 Funeral services led by Rev C H Ticknor were held at the residence with interment in Oak Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Williams
Bates Coun
J.E. Williams
Madigan County
Kentucky
Pettis County
Missouri
Fannie E. Quisenberry
Bates County
Pettiscott
Willaims
Claiborne Jackson
Grand River Township
Butler, Main
Dr. Wright
Kansas City
E.S. Harrison
Adrian Missouri
Z. J. Williams
San Angelo
Texas
Dr. Bowden
Sherman
J. E. Williams
Butler
J. T
Church of the Disciples of Christ
C. H. Ticknor
Oak Hill Cemetery
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Miami
R. L. Nichols
Stella
C. W. McAninch
Warreng
Will A Tod
State Statler
Jones
Oc i
Mulberry Hayseed
Saverteat
Ers
J. Harlan Porter
Route 1
Amoret
Eee Oesses
Aare Dam
Fanny Rotert
A. J. Meints
R. Bohlken
H. K. Dykman
Minnie
Rge
John Dykman
Black
John Caughman
Homer
Ed Mitts
Dan Garren
Ed Booi
Margarite
Louise
Leanna Booi
J. W. Rogers
Oret
Henry Oldham
Dan Crear
James
Fred Fredericleid
Taute
John Raucher
New
Merwin
J. H. Ner's
Charles E
Luke Bool
St Luke
W. N. Allman
E. E. Bool
Myrtle Welton
Claude Moorewood
Sanaa
White Cemetery
Julia Vansant
Por
Bates
T. D. Day
J. H. Baker
Joe Cash
Virginia Grand View
Ben Parker
C. A. Wallace
Henles
John Harper
Mary
John Turner
Warren Ayers
Ezra Burge
M. J. Turner
Pauline
Freda Keller
Eli Stephens
Rachel Park
Ola Ayers
Evelyn Gale Opes
Ruth
Ruby Rear
Margie Greenup
Joplin
H. Engelhardt
Bertha Short
Pyle
Geo. Rubel
Hugh McCall
Miss Mayme Sacre
Henry Boyles
Baby
Mr. Boyle
Masonic Lodge
C. A.allen
W. M
G. Dillon
S. W
J. A. DeArmond
J. W
Frank Allen
A. H. Culver
Datinaa
Norfolk
Evy Mercantile Company Clothing Shoes
J. T. Williams
North New Home
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