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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1908

Page

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Community Notes From Char Lotte Township and Surrounding Areas

Friday of last week mentions Herman Hill leaving for Spokane and Charley Wort’s parents planning to return to Lincoln Nebraska. Many believe Bryan’s Charlotte township is safe. Will Heckadon and family visited his brothers Julius and Charley in Wall Street Kansas. John Huffman and wife returned from Lebanon Missouri. Pierce Hacket just back from Salt Lake City. Maud Hacket’s Salt Lake marriage and connections noted. Glass of California to speak for prohibitionists to seek local option. Clyde Denny back from Kansas, Inez Sabbath’s wife returning, very dry summer near Park Kansas. Mayme McKibben to teach Bethel school this winter. Virginia Christian church to host life program Tople: A life lived with God. Consecration Meeting led by Miss Geneva Draper. all invited. Mise Bale Park to teach Plainview School next Monday. Crock school house Sunday School at 4:00. Wilbur Park Thrashing Co. busy on wheat oats and flax in Park Town area. J H Park building concrete floors for red house.

Herman Hill Spokane Washington Charley Wort Lincoln Neb Charlotte Township Bryan Will Heckadon Wall Street Kan Julius Charley Heckadon John Huffman Lebanon Pierce Hacket Salt Lake City Maud Hacket Charley Aff Salt Lake Maud Mr. Glass California Ker Clyde Denny Kaneas Park Mayme McKibben Bethel School Virginia Christian Church Mise Bale Park Plainview Crock School Wilbur Park Thrashing Co Park Town J.H Park Tle Red Howe

Mingo and North East Bates Farm News Roundup

Farmers prepare ground for wheat and Twombly buys about thirty five calves. Trustees meet at McCoe cemetery to clear weeds. Snow and cow grazing a fine herd. S E Smith returns from Peru with pleasant report. Iva Dale back from California and McManamara ill. Zola Pelley returns from Kansas City with Wilma. McCleaney reported no better. Mrs Jennie Bain visits. Local youths serenade with nightingales song. Altona and Aston play ball on Sunday. score 10 to 20 for Altona. Aust JeuniMa

McCoe S E Smith Peru Misa Iva Dale California McManamara Mise Zola Pelley Kansas City Misa Wilma Pelley McCleaney Jennie Bain Locois Walter Staleys Folke Altona Aston Ballass

Local notes from Foster and surrounding areas

The community reports New Home mine restarting, visits to Eldorado Springs and Foster relatives, and various incidents. A gate fell injuring Wiley Woods. Earl Siair prepares to mill for molasses. Fred Loyd injured by a ball. Grandma Jones ill and moved to her granddaughter’s residence. Births include Charley Clouse’s twins. a child’s obituary notes a short life. Perry Jennings and Miss Cora Havely wed in Nevada. Miss Havely is Foster adaptor with local ties. The Ladies Cemetery Association planned September meetings at Salem cemetery to discuss work and funding.

Foster J C. Griggs Garden City Mr. Cobb Wiley Woods Earl Siair Fred Loyd Grandma Jones Edgar Walker F. Jennings Colorado Charley Clouse Hitile Woodfin Dick Crear Bessie Goodwin Hiel McFeely Nevada M. E Elmer Laughlin Ladies’ Cemetery Association Salem Cemetery Perry Jennings Mies Cora Havely McClure G. W. Havely H. H Havely Frank Jenniogs Fort Lupton

Local Names in Butler and Surrounding Mo Areas

Readable fragment lists individuals: Robin Clement Rich Hill Mo Annie Alexander Rich Hill Mo Clifford Anderson Merwin Mo Besale Thornbrugh Mo W T Yeates Butler Mo Catharine Nelewender Butler Mo.

Robin Clement Rich Hill Annie Alexander Clifford Anderson Merwin Besale Thornbrugh W T Yeates Butler Catharine Nelewender

Sunday School Convention at Mt Carmel Second Sabbath

Virginia township hosts a Sunday School convention at Mt. Carmel on the second Sabbath in September at 2 p.m. Good speakers expected to address Sunday schools. Mrs. Carrie Henderson and son left for Eldorado Springs for health. Dr. Mitchell of Texas arrived to manage local property and will stay several weeks to fix up his farm. Milas Zyx Harper and Gertrude Crowell of Butler visited Miss Helen and Elsie Park. Virginia schoolhouse repainted and ready for class next Monday. The Virginia Band reorganized. Albert Allen and Roy Cozik attended the Endeavor Convention in Kansas City. Some locals wear a new badge reading Temperance Advocates Fighting Temperance. John Sparkey harvesting pears for Willie Rubel, estimated at 500 bushels. Mr. Calvert's family from near Cornland visited Clark Draper. Arthur Steele and family of Butler traveled via Park Town after a week in Parker Kansas. His brother Emett and son from Parker accompanied them. they discussed big apples from Kansas. William's sale drew a good crowd. he plans to move to Butler. John Wright and wife of Butler were guests of Mr. Ewing.

Mt. Carmel Carrie Henderson Eldorado Springe Dr. Mitchell Texas Ohio Milas Zyx Harper Gertrude Crowell Butler Helen Elsie Park Virginia Virginia Band Albert Allen Roy Cozick Endeavor Kansas City John Sparke Ie Willie Rubel Mr. Calvert Near Cornland Clark Draper Arthur Steele Park Town Parker Kan Emett Parker, Kan Kansas William John Wright Mr. Ewing

Local Social Notes From Nearby Residents

Merwin R A Chappell builds two new porches on his home. Nellie Stewart visits relatives in Iowa. Mr and Mrs H Storra visit relatives in Ottawa last week. P W Kipaley and family move to Emporia Kansas. Mrs R A Walcott visits relatives in Des Moines Iowa. Thealck Het group includes J E Bell Mrs J L Dalson Thee Hilson Mrs Sarah Williams and Geo Walley.

R. A. Chappell Nellie Stewart Iowa H. Storra Ottawa P. W. Kipaley Emporis Kansas R A. Walcott Des Moines J. E. Bell J. L Dalson Thee Hilson Sarah Williams Geo Walley

Real Estate Transfers from Amsterdam to Butler

Real estate transfers record multiple parcel moves. E P Hawkine sells lots 1 and 2 in bik 15 Amsterdam for 900 dollars to O H Lawrence. AO Warford sells to F R Allen lots 29 and 30 in Warfords add to Adrian for 200. Jae M Cucker sells to Arch L Sime bik A Sime and Tuckers add to Worland for 1. Wm Whiteley sells to A Cometock lots 7 and 8 in bik 17 Merwin for 200. J MChriety sells 40 acres in sec 6 Hadeon to John Jacobs for 550. Oliver Adair sells 140 acres in sec 8 Elkhart to H A Lisle and Arthur Doovall for 4500. National Bank of Commerce in St Louis sells 140 acres in sec 8 Elkhart to Oliver Adair for 2800. Maude 8 Marley sells to Grace Fager lot 2 and all lot 3 in Lida Henrys add to Butler for 3000.

E P Hawkine H Lawrence Lote Amsterdam AO Warford F R Allen Warfords Adrian Jae M Cucker Arch L Sime Sime & Tuckers Worland Whiteley Cometock Lote Merwin J McHriety John Jacobs Hadeon Oliver Adair H A Lisle Arthur Doovall Elkhart National Bank of Commerce St Louis Maude Marley Grace Fager Silot Lida Henry Butler

Call to Comrades for Old Settlers Day Photo

Marmaduke Camp commander Pierce Hacker calls Bates county ex Confederates and ex Federals to gather in Butler on Old Settlers Day October 7th to form a group portrait honoring veterans and present each man a keepsake badge. Mr Walton funds the gift. seeks broad participation.

Bates County Wm E Walton Marmaduke Camp Butler

Amoret and Nearby Folks Visit Relatives Last Week

Amoret residents and neighbors are shown visiting relatives across several states. Edith Brown from Denver visited her aunt Mrs WC Brown in town last week, while Mrs We McAntnch and children left for shore visits with kin. Mrs Jones and daughter Bernice visited Sulphur Springs, and Mrs Shakespeare and son returned home to Philadelphia after a shore visit at the Darby taverns. One local suffered a broken collar bone last week while working with cattle and received prompt medical care.

Ben Shelby Afton Oklo Misa Edith Brown Denver Mre WC Brown Thie City Johnstown Mise Nellie Borpham Hastioge Nebraska Vick Wor Jones Bernice Sulphur Springs Shakepeare Sone Philadelphia Darby Tileey

Visit Highlights in Kap eaa City Last Week

Amsterdam reports Mre C A Exruerson visiting Kap eaa City with Mre E Alexanter of New Mexico joining for a view with Mr and Mrs Moore. Ernest Sailth tae returned after two weeks rest with home folks. Mre Jeff Rothetiart was brought back from University Hospital at Kesnene City. She l recovers rapidly.

Mre C A Exruerson Kapeaa City E Alexanter New Mexico Hetle Run Coulo Moore Ernest Sailth Tae Kapeas Cilg Jeff Rothetiart Here University Hospital Kesnene

Peru Items Highlight Local Visits And Meetings

Ki Kleteh of Miami county visits friends and relatives in the neighborhood. A protracted meeting began last Sunday led by Rev Duncan Rev Sultor and evangelist Rev Inured CoM Thomas left Tuesday for Liberal Kansas. Misestella Talhose of Bugler fe is visiting Miss Loore Dogan.

Ki. Kleteh Miami County Duncan Sultor

If Horses Could Talk Harness Fit and Prices

Many complaints would be heard about harness fit and comfort. Our shop-made harness emphasizes comfort elegance strength and durability with repairs and made-to-order options. Single Buggy Harness ten to twenty five dollars Double Buggy Harness twenty five to forty dollars Team Harness eighteen to sixty dollars. We also offer saddles bridles hats whips fly nets dust hoods lap robes blankets axle grease paints buggy top repairing tents wagon sheets and more. Paper and rubber roofing.

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Missouri State Bank Po Aceiver Ray Mingo and North East Bates Mesera Wm Stover Jay Hair Lizzie Loyd Horace Pottenbarger & Douglass Robs Bratendr Kranede Clee Weliors
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