For Sale or Trade and Local Notices in Bates County
A mixed column notes for sale or trade of a first class two story brick business house facing Public square and other local items. Various community updates include court activities, name changes, obituaries, visits, political opinions, and a prominent farm purchase. Also reports a $10,000 damage suit settled for $400, and remarks on local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Warren
Appleton City
Jas. N. Sharp
Bates County
H. H. Trimble
Runaway horses wreck organ and phaeton on square
A music dealer Ray McCulloch had an organ smashed when a spring wagon horse run away on the square. The organ fell, injuring none. Attorney T J Smiths phaeton carrying his daughter Naomi and two friends crashed. one horse fell, girls rescued. The phaeton wheel broken, horses disciplined, rodeo ends with no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray McCulloch
T. J. Smiths
Phaeton
Naomi
Jessie Ray
Jessie Major
Ranaway
Mr. Smith
Putnam Fadeless Dye Colors Sold by H L Tucker
H L Tucker sells Rach package of Putnam Fadeless Dye colors noted as offering more goods and better color than rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam
H. L. Tucker
Ida Sherman Weds Fr Elmer Weaver in Adrian nuptials
Miss Ida Sherman wed Fr Elmer Weaver at the Sherman home with friends present. The couple received many gifts as Ida, a Butler native and Adrian teacher and elocutionist, and Elmer, a Bates County native and bookkeeper with the Kansas City Kan Cracker Co., begin their married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thanes Sherman
Ida
Elmer Weaver
Adrian
Kev W
Jones
Sherman
Homer
Farmer John White Loses Turkeys to Wolves
The Amsterdam Breeze reports farmer John White near Amsterdam lost forty half-crown turkeys in one night last week due to wolves. No further details on motive or response are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam Breeze
John White
A Life and Death Fight with Remarkable Escape
W A Hines of Manchester La recalls a miraculous escape from death after measles led to serious lung trouble and consumption. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with his cure after doctors advised imminent death. Hundreds have used it on his recommendation. Price 50 cents and 1.00. Trial bottles free at H L Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hines
Manchester
Dr. King
H. L. Tucker
Pleasant Gap Local Notes and Social Roundup
The column records hot dusty weather with farm work and corn by farmers. Social items include Mary Woodfin visiting Mrs Burkhart, a well attended dance at Will Bryant's, children’s exercises at Double Branches church, and a June Happy Hill quarterly meeting with a basket dinner. Entries note Mr. Woodfin’s recovery, Edward Pontius visiting relatives, dances at Ira Browns and Hoffmans, youth church attendance, a wind storm with no rain, and a closing mention of BLUEBEARD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Woodfin
Burkhart
Will Bryant
Double Branches Church
Happy Hill
Mr. Woodfin
Edward Pontius
Ira Brown
Hoffman
Double Branches
Bluebeard
Walton Trusts Low Farm Lending Rates and News
The Walton Trust Company promotes very low interest rates for farm loans including new loans and renewals. R L Braden complimented the paper in the city on Wednesday and renewed Mrs M S Leech’s subscription. Mrs Leech, Braden’s sister, lives in Chicago and formerly resided in the county, visiting last summer in our city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton Trust Company
R. L. Braden
Virginia Items Spotlight Rural Life and Local News
Virginia items cover visits among H. C. Lyons of Panama Vernon county J H Ingram of Rich Hill and J H Park and Andrew Simpson. Reports include wheat stacking travels a church gathering a temperance meeting and a probate judge candidate name H Morrison. Local society notes mention missing items painting house attendance at events and state conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Lyons
Panama
Vernon County
J. H. Ingram
Rich Hill
J. H. Park
Andrew Simpson
Mr. Lyons
J. H
Simpson
D. Trott
Abilene
Kan
Lyons
Aaron
Mount Carmel
W. A. McElroy
Carrie
Ethel Pilgrim
Near Adrian
M. E. Church
Free Press
H. Morrison
R. Chas. Mitchell
Marionville Institute
MBE
Zera Raybourn
Jefferson City
Leda Wallace
Carthage
G. W. Park
Mexico
J. W. McFadden
L. P
Union
A.J. Park
Garnett
Inlaw
Lucinda Myers
Mulberry Items Highlight Annual School and Social Events
Mulberry observed Children's Day on June 10 with well prepared exercises. Miss Jane Braden wrapped up Concord school's term, while patrons brought baskets for a grove dinner. A social at Mr Gehring's and a marriage at Rev Williamson’s home marked the week, as Allen Rogers wed Carrie Myrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulberry
Kinney Worley
Hernon Williamson
Omaha
Neb
Jane Braden
Concord
Grove
Bessie Stilwell
Gladys Robbins
Mary
Helen Braden
Roy Clark
Williamson
Susan Anthony's Brother Dies in Ft Scott
J M Anthony brother of Susan B Anthony and Col D R Anthony editor of the Leavenworth Times died suddenly of heart disease in Ft Scott Kan last night. He had been a prominent business man there for thirty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Scott
Kan
J. M. Anthony
Susan B. Anthony
D. R. Anthony
The
Leavenworth Times
Ballard Breezes reports from Ballard town and area
Local notes capture visits from Dr Crabtree and L S Kiersey in K C and others in Ballard. Residents discuss farm buys, acreage interests, harvest plans, and social events including preaching, ice cream, and gatherings at Bankey's. Multiple trips to Adrian Butler Clinton and Oklahoma noted.
Summit Items Highlight Pleasant Weather and Local Visits
Beautiful weather prompts farmers to cultivate corn in Summit. Residents note social visits and happenings including Mac Greer’s fine carriage, Wm Tyler and wife returning to Kansas City, Mrs George Frank and daughter Emma visiting Mrs Kaune, Fisk and wife at Children's Day in Butler, Ed Kaune killing a dog thought mad, Billy Powell’s family at Walnut Grove, Judge Booker Powell visiting Summit, Jim Henry improving from illness, Julia McCutcheon visiting Mrs Wm Jackson, and Miss Lucy Sevier hosting Butler music with children’s day services at Walnut Grove and Bethel. A monthly Pentecostal gathering is also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac. Greer
Wm. Tyler
W. B. Tyler
Kansas City
George Frank
Emma
Butler
Kaune
Mr. Fisk
Ed. Kaune
Billy Powell
Walnut Grove
Booker Powell
Summit
Jim Henry
Julia McCutcheon
Warrensburg
Wm. Jackson
Lucy Sevier
Alice
Jessie
Bethel
Summit Church
Summit Ladies Seek Fish Amid Thunder at Root Ranch
Summit ladies tried for five fish at Root ranch waters but fled home when thunder rolled in. Mesdames Sadie Maines and Anna Deffenbaugh visited relatives. Miss Clara Bolin tours Platte County. Prof. Parker of Henry County stayed with the Tylers. Will Dent joined a Butler concert. An ice cream supper at Elizabeth Chapel is planned June 15 for church good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney
Root Ranch
Mesdames
Sadie Maines
Anna Deffenbaugh
Dent
Elizabeth Chapel
Clara Bolin
Platte County
Prof. Parker
Henry Co
Tylers
Will Dent
Butler
Josiah
Death notice for J. K. Nafus in Pleasant Gap hall
Hall of Pleasant Gap No 5073 of the Modern Woodmen of America notes the death of J. K. Nafus on May 1 1900. It honors him as a husband, brother, son, and community member and pledges remembrance and appreciation for his zeal and fidelity in service to the camp and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe T. Smith
Walnut Township
Rue E
Mr. Smith
Bates County
Pleasant Gap
Modern Woodmen of America
Pleasant Gap Mo
J. K. Nafus
Nafus
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Bear
Petrsu
A. H- Culver
Hutchison
Telefwone
Lakelee
G. L. Smith
M. H. Fox
Chas. Wright
J. A. Wright
Wyomeing
Chicago
W. B. Price
Holt County
Eldrado Springs
Hood
Palmer
Rube Marshall
Ohio Street
W. C Bewley
Nettie
Mamie
Anna
Winfield
Willie
Webb City
J. D. Allen
Geo. Webb
Independence
Elder Webb
Virginia
G. W Park
City
Prohibition Party
A.M. Timmons
Shawnee
Ohio
James T. Speer
W. H. Shelton
East Bates
Harlan Turner
J. N. Ballard
Frank H. Crowell
H. E. Percivall
Crowell
Weaver
Susan Anthony
Ballard Breezes
Dr. Crabtree
L. S. Kiersey
K.C
Elk Fork
Grand River
Rockville
Hardy
Salt River
Clarence Westbrook
Joe. Martin
Ballard
LD. Teeter
Oklahoma
Walnut
Ldacm
M.N. Teeter
Mo L. Price
Richard Belisle
Crabtree-Williams
ML Price
Charley Williams
Wood Sander
Maysburg
Albert Hill
J. A. Warford
I. P Raw
Uriel
Radford’s
Arbuckle
Kentucky
Anna Embree
Indian Tv
Texas
M. L. Price
Ampre
Ivo F Taker
I. Brann
Devis
Addi
I A
Bennett
Fainiets Bank
DS. Thompso
E. Lb. Kipp
KK. A. Kenseth
Vic Pren
Combler
Butler, Missouri
Capital
Ayers
Bates
Mr. Walton
the County Records Daily
Frank Allen
A. Allen
Sec
Weldon Yates
Abu-tracter
WM. E. Walton
T. J. Wright
J. Brown Walton Koodkeasen
South Side Square
Col. Sisson
M. BR. Jeter
Max Weiner
M. B. Jeter
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