Local notices and social notes from Nevada and Foster
Dr Lockwood attends annual session of State Medical Association in St Joseph Missouri. Jim Norton a prosperous young farmer of Summit visits Saturday with dates set. Mrs Thayer and Mrs Duncan and Muriel return from visit near Butler Appleton City Journal. H D Chambers a prominent Bates county Democrat visits and renews. Richards takes over sewing machine business southeast corner of square. Goodrum and Jones shear sheep with Mr Gee Arnold Sprague. 44 lambs from 24 ewes. James Smith injured by runaway horse while driving. female companion unhurt. Misa Lou Voin Yuin wealthy Chinese student leaves Cotty College after father death in Shanghai. niece of Chinese minister. awarded gold medal for highest department. will teach in a native Christian school.
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Nevada
Misa Lou Voin Yuin
Cotty College
Shanghai
China
Death of Mrs. L. D. Clark in Butler area
Mrs L D Clark died at her son in law T J Day's home on Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock after a period of illness. Born in Christian county Kentucky in 1824 she was 75 years old. She leaves five children J C Clark Mrs T C Day Mrs A Emerson Dr L H Clark and B N Clark all present at her death. An active charitable resident of our city she will be missed. Funeral arrangements not yet completed. The Times offers sympathy to the bereaved family.
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Butler
A. Emerson
Amsterdam
L. H. Clark
Decatur
Ill
B.N. Clark
Dallas
Texas
the Times
Benedict bridegroom of El Reno joins Nellie Wick
On Tuesday evening Mr. Wm. H. Rice and Miss Nellie Wick were united in marriage at the bride’s home with Judge Phelps officiating. Rice, a five year El Reno resident and business man, and Miss Wick, popular in the city, hosted a small group. After refreshments they left for a Missouri visit and planned to be home by July 1. They later visited Rice’s relatives in Bates county and Butler. Rice, noted for the Nyhart shooting case, may stand trial at the June term.
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Wm. H. Rice
Nellie Wick
Judge Phelps
Mr. Rice
el Reno
Miss Wick
Rice
Mrs Rice
Missouri
Globe
Bates County
Foster
Nyhart
Lewis Jones
Decoration Day Program for May 80th Observance
Fore noon parade forms on North Main Street with Grand Marshal Geo L Smith reporting at 9 30. Flower Brigade led by Woman's Relief Corps will decorate graves at the cemetery. Memorial exercises by separate societies. Afternoon gathering at Ohio Street M E Church at 2 30 with memorial address by Rev M W Barcaler. By order of committee Jas Dryspae Chairman. Bucklen Arnica Salve advertised for skin eruptions and wounds at 25c.
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North Main Street
Geo. L. Smith
Flower Brigade
Court House Yard
Woman's Relief Corps
Ohio Street M. E
M. W. Barcaler
Jas. Dryspae
Drowned Resident H L Pharis Near Springs
H L Pharis, a longtime county resident, drowned crossing Big Monea near Springs Thursday. The swollen stream swept away his horse and buggy. his body was found days later in the Osage River below Roscoe where it had lodged in a drift. Funeral services were held Sunday.
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Pharis
Osage
Roscoe
Local items and visits in Butler area community
Passaic Breezes notes visits and arrivals from Kansas City to Adrian, with chatter on neighbors, farming prep, and upcoming events. Mentions Prof Belisle turning to law, school age count, fishing, church activities, and weather prompting crops and harvest work. Includes names: Charles and Frank Lee, Mrs Walls, Elmer Huff, Rev Benright, J B Rice, Jake Maddy, Geo Croce, James Combs, Price Ray, W S Griffith, Dr Walls, Clyde Packer, and others.
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Packer & Zimmer
Kansas
Mesdames Davis
Krinn
Charles
Frank Lee
Nabs Creek
Keirsey
Ballard
R. Belisle
Eastern
Bates
Clinton
Richard
John Krinn
J. R. Baum
Adrian
Walls
McDonald
Eldorado Springs
Joplin
Anna Krinn
Church
Miss Atkinson
Elin
Pettis County
J. B. Rice
Elmer Huff
Culver
Benright
Billy Powell
Altona
Charles Lee
Kansas City
Frank Patrick
R. F
Jake Maddy
Geo. Croce
Jas. 5
Combs
Booker Powell
John Ray
Buker
Andy Ray
W.S. Griffith
Price Ray's
Crich
R. M. Wilcox
Butler
Rimmer
Ben Walls
Mound
P. Wright
Cal. Robinson
Adam Herrman
Southwest
Tom O'Day
William Walls
Pittsburg
Kan
Dr. Walls
Will Chambers
Elkhart
Helen
Os Yates
Clyde Packer
Geo. Church
Ira Hardin
Nevada
Honors For a Talented Butler Girl Recital at Christian College
Miss Christy, post graduate from the Christian College School of Elocution, presented a refined recital in the college chapel before students and guests. The program featured humorous dialect pieces and a moving Riley selection, ending with Richard Harding Davis’s Her First Appearance, highlighting her strong dramatic range and scholastic effort.
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Columbia Daily Tribune
College Chapel
Christy
Christian College School of Elocution
Lil Boy
Riley Numbe
Richard Harding Davis
Christian College
Misa Christy
Anon
Campbell Rae Brown
James W They
Edmund Vance Cooke
H. W. Jakewa
Jakeway
Mammy
Edie
Josh
Richard Harding Davia
Memorial Day Observance Urged by Missouri National Guard
Adj Gen Cameron informs Missouri National Guard officers that Memorial Day on May 30, 1902, should be observed with befitting ceremonies. The note emphasizes honoring fallen service members and urges participation in public ceremonies or assistance with exercises, as practicable.
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Jefferson City
Cameron
National Guard of Missouri
Adjutant General’s Office
City of Jefferson
National Guard of
Missouri
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Japan
Horseshoe Tobacco
Star
Pierpoint Bros., & CO
Lockwood
State Medical Association
St. Joseph, Mo
Jim Norton
Summit
T. D. Thayer
Elmer Duncan
Muriel
J. N. Sharp
Appleton City Journal
E. CO. Vappervoourt
H. D. Chambers
East Boone Township
LB. F. Richards
Fred Lester
Mr. Goodrum
New Home
Mr. Jones
James Smith
Clark
Lars
FamesBank
Bucklen
H. L. Tucker
H. L. Pharis
Big Mone
Springs
Osco
Passaic
Hill's Cash Store
USA
Hill’s Cash Store
Miss Christy
National Guard
Peper
Binghamton
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