Today
Sunny. Highs in the upper 80s. South winds 5 to 10 mph.
Tonight
Clear. Lows in the upper 50s. Southeast winds 5 to 10 mph.
Friday, August 27, 2010
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Update - Pipe bomb found in routine traffic stop
According to information released by Butler Police Chief Jim Garnett, members of the Kansas City Bomb Squad detonated what appeared to be a home made pipe bomb constructed of PVC pipe and black powder this morning. The device was seized during a routine traffic stop Tuesday night and was held until today so that the bomb squad could detonate and examine it.
No charges have been filed at this time. Bates County Live will continue to publish information as the investigation continues.
No charges have been filed at this time. Bates County Live will continue to publish information as the investigation continues.
Butler - reported pipe bomb found in car
Bates County Live has received an unconfirmed report that Butler police found a pipe bomb in a vehicle during a traffic stop this morning. No word on arrests; more information will be published as it is made available to us.
News from Adrian Lanes
Adrian Lanes
Your Local Recreation Center
BOWLING NEWS
Through August 25, 2010
Tues 7PM Summer Open Summer 2010
Strike Me 49.0 – 23.0 League Champion
The Griffins 46.5 – 17.5
John’s Team 39.5 – 32.5
Adrian Lanes 35.0 – 29.0
Rugg Burn 16.0 – 16.0
Kelly’s Team 14.0 – 38.0
Season High Games: John McCoy 290, Scott Kagarice 279, Mike Xanders 279, Michael Warden 267, Leroy Kagarice 261, Camie Kagarice 258, Nick Perkins 258, Bob Story 235, Kelly Wernex 222, Andy Xanders 197, Pat Arnold 196, Jacob Rugg 195, Laverne Goodrich 194, Melissa Xanders 194, Ted Bridges 193, Nick McCoy 189, Wanda Parmenter 188, Bryce McMillan 181, Nick Engelhardt 178, Tom Dayringer 174, Karli Enderle 157, A J McCubbin 156, Catie Miller 155, Trena Xanders 153, Ashley Shrout 151, Jason Rugg 142, Dylan Allison 138, Brenda Sue Arnold 128, Heath Wernex 136, Kristi Meeks 118, Gus Arndt 115, Emily McCoy 109, Lynn Warden 108, Lauren Milner 97, C J Hatton 86.
Season High Series: Nick Perkins 748, John McCoy 748, Camie Kagarice 690, Scott Kagarice 666, Pat Arnold 532, Wanda Parmenter 502, Nick McCoy 432, Emily McCoy 279, C J Hatton 196.
Wednesday “Tough Shot” Summer 2010
Miasis Dragon 307.0-173.0 League Champion
Amber’s Team 243.5-236.5
Schuman Vinyl 232.0-248.0
D & B Trucking 231.0-249.0
Dyson Bowling 224.0-256.0
Alpha Tile 202.5-277.5
Season High Games: Mike Xanders 280, John McCoy 279, Kyle Osborn 269, Kevin Worms 269, Robert Greer 269, Ernie Moore 265, Claude Billingsley 262, Gary Wood 260, Steve Cowley 256, Clint Schuman 247, Frank Schroeder 246, Pam Crowden 245, Don Chulufas 245, Joe Clapp 245, Josh Yates 232, Leroy Foster 231, Michael Crowden 224, Laverne Goodrich 221, Nick Perkins 221, Ron Brown 211, Bobby Comer 203, Amber Shaffer 195, Sharon Schuman 194, Kent Taylor 194, Tom Dayringer 186.
Season High Series: John McCoy 724, Kevin Worms 704, Robert Greer 694, Steve Cowley 687, Pam Crowden 579, Sharon Schuman 555, Laverne Goodrich 517.
High Match Points: Dan Goodrich 58.0, Don Chulufas 55.0, Joe Clapp 54.0, Pam Crowden 53.0, Michael Crowden 52.0, John McCoy 50.5, Steve Cowley 50.0, Kevin Worms 50.0, Josh Yates 49.5.
From Recorder of Deeds, Lucille Mundey
MARK F. ARBUTHNOT (TRUSTEE) AND LINDA S. ARBUTHNOT (TRUSTEE)
TO
MARK F. ARBUTHNOT, AND LINDA S. ARBUTHNOT
LOT 2, CUMMINGS' SUBDIV, BUTLER, WITH EASEMENT
_____________________________________
MARK F. ARBUTHNOT AND LINDA S. ARBUTHNOT
TO
MARK F. ARBUTHNOT (TRUSTEE) AND LINDA S. ARBUTHNOT (TRUSTEE)
AND MARK F. ARBUTHNOT LIVING TRUST
LOT 2, CUMMINGS' SUBDIV, BUTLER, WITH EASEMENT
_____________________________________
KATIE C. WALSH TO TIMOTHY D. WALSH
N 725.80 FT OF E 447.68 FT OF LOT 1 OF E/2 OF 5-42-31; S 249.39
FT OF E 446.68 FT OF LOT 2 OF E/2 OF 5-42-31, WITH EASEMENT
FT OF E 446.68 FT OF LOT 2 OF E/2 OF 5-42-31, WITH EASEMENT
_____________________________________
KENNETH R. BURNS AND RITA C. BURNS
TO
CAROL ANN BROOKS (TRUSTEE)
CAROL ANN BROOKS TRUST
N 60 ACRES OF E/2 OF SE/4 OF 22-38-33; W 30 FT OF S 20 ACRES
OF E/2 OF SE/4 OF 22-38-33
OF E/2 OF SE/4 OF 22-38-33
_____________________________________
FREEDA G. GIER AND ANGELA G. FULLER AND GLORIA A. APPLEBERRY AND NORMAN APPLEBERRY
TO
FREEDA G. GIER
BEG 119 FT N OF SW COR OF LOT 7, BLK 1, HARPER'S SUBDIV OF
SW/4 OF SW/4 OF 23-40-31, N ALONG W LINE OF LOT 7, 156 FT, E
130 FT, S 156 FT, W 130 FT TO POB, BUTLER
SW/4 OF SW/4 OF 23-40-31, N ALONG W LINE OF LOT 7, 156 FT, E
130 FT, S 156 FT, W 130 FT TO POB, BUTLER
_____________________________________
SHARON LEA MCWHORTER AND KENNETH R. MCWHORTER
TO
COREY N. KNIGHT AND AMY L. KNIGHT
TRACT 1: E/2 OF S 984.34 FT OF SW/4 OF SW/4 OF 32-41-31,
EXCEPT S 650.67 FT. TRACT 2: W/2 OF S 984.34 FT OF SW/4 OF
SW/4 OF 32-41-31, EXCEPT S 650.67 FT
EXCEPT S 650.67 FT. TRACT 2: W/2 OF S 984.34 FT OF SW/4 OF
SW/4 OF 32-41-31, EXCEPT S 650.67 FT
_____________________________________
CAROLYN J. GUNNELS AND PAMELA J. MCANANY AND RANDY A. MCANANY
TO
GENTRY ALLEN
W/2 OF SE/4 OF 7-42-33, DESCRIBED
_____________________________________
TERRY HEUSER AND LINDA K. SWOPE
TO
DONALD R. SWOPE
TRACT 1: W/2 OF LOT 3 AND ALL LOT 4, BLK 68, TOWN CO'S 1ST
ADDN, RICH HILL, EXCEPT S 99 FT OF W/2 OF LOT 3 AND S 99 FT
OF E 39 FT LOT 4, BLK 68, TOWN CO'S 1ST ADDN, RICH HILL.
TRACT 2: LOTS 5 AND 6, BLK 68, TOWN CO'S 1ST ADDN, RICH
HILL
ADDN, RICH HILL, EXCEPT S 99 FT OF W/2 OF LOT 3 AND S 99 FT
OF E 39 FT LOT 4, BLK 68, TOWN CO'S 1ST ADDN, RICH HILL.
TRACT 2: LOTS 5 AND 6, BLK 68, TOWN CO'S 1ST ADDN, RICH
HILL
Forecast - slightly warmer for the weekend
Today
Sunny. Highs in the lower 80s. East winds 5 to 10 mph.
Tonight
Clear. Lows in the mid 50s. Southeast winds 5 to 10 mph.
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Arachnophobia!
At first glance, this spider found in Adrian was thought to be a young tarantula; but a little research indicated that tarantula's are only found in the extreme southern part of the state. This in fact is a wolf spider (arachnos scarious...!)
The eye arrangement of the wolf spider is one of its most interesting features; they have four small eyes in the bottom row, followed by two large eyes in the middle row, and two medium eyes in the top row.
They received the name wolf spider due to an early belief that the spiders would actually hunt their prey in a group. Some other names for the wolf spider are the ground spider and the hunting spider.
Wolf spiders do not actually make webs; instead they hunt for its meal. They are most commonly found throughout Australia but are dominant in other areas that have approximately the same climate. They make homes by digging holes or living under rocks. The wolf spider will often cover the burrow with leaves or grass.
During the beginning of fall, the wolf spider is quite often found in the home. The reason for this is that they are looking for a warm place to live throughout the course of the winter season. Even though the wolf spider will bite, its venom is not toxic to humans. This spider was released and was last seen headed to another home down the street.
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