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Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1908

Page

6

Adrian Notes and Local Marriages in Shawnee Township

The column lists weddings and community events. Ola Hartsall and Lillie Robert wed near Austin and will reside in Archie. Irvin Gloyd from Cass County and Ola Cantrell’s daughter are part of a marriage notice. The Round Table Club donated six chairs for cemetery building. Also noted are Kinckley sickness deaths prompting family travel, a drug store floor work, and a farm name registration The Maples.

Adrian Shawnee Township Irvin Gloyd Cass County Miss Ola J. G Cantrell Henry William Bate Kiinckley Christian H. Baie Sam Walls Prof. Crowder Ola Hartsall Lillie Robert Austin Archie Round Table Club Cemetery Association

Local Notes and Notices From Bates County Town

Community news recounts summer travels and visits by Jas. Treasure Perry Jennings Jake Strow and families. Local business shifts include Wm. Parker moving a feed store and Mrs Joe Newkirk praising Golden Wyandotte chickens. A death occurs for Jno Moore with Salem cemetery interment and lingering obituary for Mrs Cobb.

Peru Items Recap of Supper Funds and Visits

Rev Duncan conducted both morning and evening services at this place last Sunday. A pie supper Saturday raised 40.35 with a 50 donation. Thanks to all who helped. Lola Williams and Jennie Chaney of Summit visited at the Thoman home. Mrs Ella Evileizer of Kansas City is visiting. Mrs W H Gerkin returned from Fort Scott visit. Robert Lyle and Cecil, James Thomas's daughter, are on the sick list this week. Uncle Ans

Jas. Treasure Perry Jennings Southwestern‘al Jake Strow Vernon Co Roy Cox Kansas City Smalley Lue Morris ElDorado Springs Alpha Briscoe Mamie Hughes Harley Shelton West Baker City Oregon Spokane Washington Wm. Parker Cole Hensley Amos Loyd Perry O'Neil Jim Dixon Rich Hill Lee Ed. Shelton Frank Badgett Slater Jno Moore Salem Cemetery M. E. Church North Bidle 'Nlon Elmer Laughlin Fall Wilson Ino Newkirk Mika Bertha Bailey Misa Cora Queen Mort Campbell Jessona Mies Cora Hainey Blanch Loyd Topsy Worland Lora Scott Foster Elmer Morgan Summerset Colo Butler Bates Ed. Young Pittsburg Milton Journey van Dusen Oklahoma Christian Church Duncan Lola Williams Jennie Chaney Summit C. M. Thoman Ella Evileizer W. H. Gerkin James Requa Fort Scott Robert Lyle Cecil James Thomas Ans

Obedience to Local Option Law Applies on Expiration Dates

The notice lists Seees and Mabbott as compliant under the local option law with license expirations on May 16, May 18, and May 28. It states that after these dates Butler will be argued and mentions Gaveen Sut and Rich Wells in relation to the action.

Seees & Mabbott Rich Wells Butler

Court Notes Report Of Friday Proceedings

Judge Denton presided after adjournment with cases listed including E T Rush against C A Wallace where defendant awarded judgment. Amended petitions filed in Hutchins Hawkins Coal Co versus Walnut Land and Coal Co and related dockets. Trials scheduled for May term. Divorce actions Nettie Whitaker versus Arthur Whitaker temporary alimony set, Francisco Clark versus John Hayes estate attorney fees awarded, and state cost motions overruled.

Denton E. T. Rush C. A. Wallace Utchins & Hawkins Coal Co Walnut Land and Coal Co Ve. Geiger R. Mardicia Kansas City Southern Ry W. B. Daweon Ve K. C. Southern Ry Worland Nettie Whitaker Arthur Whitaker Lina Patty Alexander Patty Francisco & Clark John C. Hayes Adm Clyde Lovell Joe Phillips

Boys Corn Growing Contest Opens Again in Missouri

The Missouri Boys Corn Growing Contest reopens with Boys Class for ages 10 to 15 and Young Men's Class for 16 to 19. Premiums in cash and merchandise draw entrants. Competitions include the State Corn Show at Columbia, the State Fair at Sedalia, and the National Exposition at Omaha, with prizes nationwide. To join, send name to S. M. Jordan, Secretary, Missouri Corn Growers' Association, Columbia, Missouri. the College of Agriculture offers seed assistance, urging home grown seed when possible.

Missouri Columbia Sedalia Omaha Nebraska Conwest M. Jordan Missouri Corn Growers’ Association College of Agriculture

Rural School Inspector Praises County Education Tour

E M Carter and County Superintendent Ives conducted an unscheduled tour of 26 rural Bates county schools last week. Carter praised the discipline and quality of work, complimented Ives on blanks and charts, and noted the chart of studies adopted by every superintendent in the eightrie region.

E. M. Carter Bates County Ives Carter Carter Complimented Mr. Ives Supt. Ives Rieo

Farewell Sermon and Local Notices in Ballard

Rev. Y. W. Whitsitt preached his farewell at Walnut Grove after three years of service. D. T. Crow sold personal property on Saturday March 21 and plans to move to California with Mrs. Crow soon. A Freeze Out schoolhouse spelling bee and pie social drew a good crowd. proceeds boost the library fund. W. Anderson was ill last week. J. A. Warford relocated to Butler for homeopathic treatment amid ongoing poor health.

Y. W. Whitsitt Walnut Grove Mr. Whitsett D.T. Crow Mrs. Crow California W. Anderson J. A Warford Butler

Butler High School Beats Co B Five In Tight Game

In a close contest Butler High School defeated Co B five at Mane Signal Corpa Hall. The first half ended 11 to 3 in favor of the High School. After halftime the military team surged ahead to 12 to 11, but Butler regrouped and the final score stood 21 to 20 in favor of the High School.

Butler High School Co. B Mane Signal Corpa Hall Megmaag Ginger Easteimaauhocke

Cowpeas for Seed Car Load Received Whip

A car load of Whip peas for seed has been received for planting. The shipment will be distributed to farmers for sowing and future harvests. The news notes immediate availability and anticipated cultivation use.

Merwin Mention From The Clipper

T. E Grider shipped a fine shorthorn bull and two helfera for the farm. Mrs Frank Marmon suffered a severe hip injury in a runaway. Henry Miller builds a fine house. Mrs Henry White remains very few. Wancy Combe becomes Bates county s first Democratic renouncer before the 1908 primary. Eldorados Springs city council cut the marshal salary from 85 pounds to 10 dollars monthly.

T. E Grider Frank Marmon Henry Miller Henry White Wancy Combe Bates County Eldorads Springe Missouri

Death by tetanus after dynamite accident near Adrian

Clyde Richard, about 21, died at his home west of Adrian on Friday night from tetanus after being injured in a dynamite explosion while digging a post hole. Funeral services were held at his parents’ residence, with large attendance, and burial followed at Crescent Hill cemetery. He leaves a young widow, daughter of Tom Balgam.

Clyde Richard Adrian Clyde J. W. Richard Crescent Hill Cemetery Tom Balgam

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