The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 20, 1907, Page 6

s cnnnEEnEneneeeeen e Virginia Notes. Some of the people, south of Vir- @inia. are vetting quite tony. Mrs. Morrison, Warren Ayers and James Cazick all have had new dresses put On their houses, which make them look like uew dressos and new hats on women. L. L. Judy is now living fa the Cart Wallace house, which they bought and moved to their farm south of Virginia. The people in that part are getting tony, and it helps the looks of the country. Do not forget the supper on Tues- day night, June 25sh. All are iuvit- ed to come and have a good time. Rev. Shelton will preach at the Christian Church June the 30th at Unloading Sale Price on LADIES’ WAISTS, $1.50 values, unloading sale ing sale price 87c. Long gloves worth $1.25 unload- Mens’ sample shirts worth 75c, un- loading sale price 50c. Beautiful 35c unloading eale only 19¢ per yardt Beanutifal walstings regular price 19¢ per yard unloading sale price white goods in our Unloading Sale Price On SKIRTS. lla. m. and at night. Preaching price.. 58 Inch bleached table linen regular only 1de. $3 50 values, unloading sale $2 98 atthe M. E. Church Sunday night $1.75 values, unloading sale price 30c unloading sale price only any eoeee eeessneceseesenenssesvesestien . atte 0 ©. Chas , > gaa ng sale ¢/ 99 196. Fine bleuched towling regularprice | § -00 values, unloading sale $9 5 a Wie tn iik |k (are eens 1 I ¢ FICE ...ssessessessessenensssrerereneeei ne. Eisey Wines hit Montag he ig Aaemaindennnai teas $I 79 Big bargains in Glassware, China, sip incre sur caes $6.50 values, unloading sale $5 00 Kansas (ity to have an operation. PS ateraamgaerss se — y and Tinware in our big unloading 25c lace hose in assorted colors THOS sessesesssseses soba aitesossanuenl " cee An Mon, Wel Vea, somes Pile inrnrmeeeOeO | eats unloading eale price 15e. from Kansas last week to stay with the children. Mr. Wilson’s alster, of Henry county, will stay with her. She has been suffering with her trov- blefor some time, but wouldnot give up to have an operation till short time ago. Dr. Christy will go with her to Kansas City. Virginia was talking Fourth of July last Sunday. It was suggested that the band have a Fourth and that the proceeds be divided into three equal parts for the bandgand two Sunday Schools. The band boys will meet this week and come to yes orno. We belleve it would bea good thing in a neighborhood Ike this to divide the spoils and keep the money at home and keep the young folks away from the {ufluence of the drink traffic and gambling dives, uud les the day be spent by the young folks speaking pieces and songs. We have the violins near Virginla and plenty of good talkers for the occa- sion, and why not have a good tiwe at Virginfa, Lets be one at Virginia. It the people cannot be one here, they cannot be one In Heaven. Harley Drysdale, of Passalc, an Miss Ora Thompson, of Butler, too dinner with 0, M. Drysdale and fam- fly Sunday. The band supper at Virginta on Wodnesday night of last week was @ grand affair. The dear people came from the east, west, north and south, and hada good time, The old peo- ple talked over the prospects of the coming crops. The young people talked friendship to each other, and ‘a the young men bought {ce cream for] = id k GO PLLLLLLL SSS SSSS La 58 inch bleached table linen regular price 30c unloading sale price only 190, Beautiful 35c white goods {tn our unloading sale only 19c per yard, $1.50 long silk gloves unloading sale price $1.15, 25e linen dress goods unloading sale price per yard only 10c. Eggs Taken Same as Cash. 50c straw hats, unloadin BALE PFICE........ecersccesseees od aeiaiGaad 25¢ 25c straw hats, unloading ON i sisiiinsectaisinirtnitenricnncs l5¢ 10 qt. galvanized pall, unload- 18¢ 1D Ale Price...........secsecessesserens Large glass pitcher, unloading COE OD iii iissas-ssscccsmoamananrerd 25¢ Large piece graniteware worth 43¢ 75c, unloading sale price........ Double fold all linen lawn fine and sheer—regular 50c value unloading sale price 29c, Beautiful watstings regular price 19c per yard unloading sale price only 14c. Imported chambra worth 35c per yard unloading sale price 19¢ per yard. (SIGS AS SSSLSS LS SSID SS HILL’S CASH STORE | The Store for Bargains. SLILSSLLASLSSLSLLLSL ALLL AALS SL S Se SELL Butler, Missouri. i \ fasten ~— ata and dd nf gga gga ga gn ge a = Webi ebaliad.dtt LEE tt i X the flowers of the human family.| week. He preached and sang plan- There were many young people from | tation songs. A number attended Butler, and they appeared to enjoy |and he thanked the audience for the themselves well and showed their good attention and contribution. Kindness to thé band boys. Anum-| The home folks received a letter ber of the Butler band boys assisted | from Frank Jennings and two sons, {n playing. Would Ike to name the Perry and Walter, who are on their young people that came from Butler, way toeast Colorado where Perry but they came in pairs and would|has taken a claim, and that they make the crowd look odd. The| were to be in Thomas county, Kan., &mount taken in was $62.00. It ie/last Friday June14th. Mr. Jenning’s supposed the crowd was the largest | healsh was;not much improved. that has been in Virginta fora long] Little Ray Marks who was shot time. last week while playing with a toy Maxie Park and his cousin went to gun fs out of danger. He and some McKibbens Sunday night to see the neighbor children were playing and new piano. by accident the gun went off as Roy Cuzick went to Kansas City}usual. The shot went through his Saturday to spend Sunday with Dow|jaw and came out behind the ear. Wolfe. He was very fortunate to get off so crete flour in her house to keep t:e rats out. Judge Francisco was out to see Mr. Webb Shelby’s new house which {s nearing completion. J.C. Cutler, from West Line Cass county, ie the builder. We learn of J. B. Rice that Mrs, Emma Rice, his helpmate in life, who had to go to Kansas City for treat- ment,jis convalesing nicely and will jbe able to return home in a few weeks. There will be a basket meeting at Bethel on Saturday before the first Sunday In July when the last Quar- terly meeting to be held by Bro. W. A. McClanahan and Bro. Blevens, the winding up of the’ conference year. We wantall of the stewards - Northwest Bates, The weather for the past week has been(fine for corn. Farmers are very busy with their crops. The ice cream supper was well at- tended last Saturday night and pro- ceeds satisfactory. There will be an ice cream supper at Elkhart Saturday night, June 22nd. Everybody invited. Mrs. Kelley received a letter from & niecein Oklahoma she had not heard from for twenty years. Strayed or stolen, from off the Mi- am!, one gray mare pony, seven years old. Information leading to her recovery will be thankfully re. celved, address James Wagner, Am- sterdam, Mo. hes — ___Two of Fletch Orear’s children, easy. Butler, are spending several days ip Park Town. They are staylng with Miss Rachel Park. Three young ladies refused to take & buggy ride last Sunday. Next week we will say somet hing about what the dear People have to Mound Happenings, The past{week was good farming weather. The harvest is near and in ten more days you will see and hear the binder humming to the scene of ac- Say about many things. Aaron. |tion and the housewife preparing dinner tor the harvesters, and see Foster Items. the little girls toteing water to the men In the fields, Mat Simpson and Tom Odea went to look over the late Gen. Joe. Shelby farm with the expectation of buying. Mr. Simpson sold his farm some time ago and has been looking at several Places. Says old Bates {s good enomgh, Passat {s;on @ big boom, 0. Wine- land has putin his shop asix horse Gasoline engine, He grinds all kinds of chicken teed. Mre Hurlow went over to Elkhart township to her old neighbor, Mrs. Catherine Rayburn, and hada pleas. ant visit. Some time this month she will have reached her eighty-third year, is seemingly in good health. Rev. Smith, of Sprague, filled his regular appointment Sunday at Salem. Elmer Morgan, ofSummerset, Cul., is visiting old friends and relatives. Mies Eula Stecle accompanied by her friend, Meltzner of Kansus City, came down Sunday to visis home folks and returned Monday - W. B. Dawson, of Butir was in Foster Thursday last on (-usiness, A number visited the edge buat northeast of town Sunda:. Rey. Lint filled his regularappoint- ment at the M. E. church Sunday. Mrs. Lamar, of Beiton, Case Co., fe visiting her sisicr, Mra, Frank Jennings. The supper giveu by the ladies of the Presbyterlan church was largely attended. Mra. Jno. Boatright is very puorlv this week. The sewing circle {s busy now-a- days. to-attend-and haye one of the best meetings of the Nevada district. L. C. Eicuter. Fifty Years a Mason. Last Saturday, June 15th, 1907, marked the fiftieth anniversary of A. B. Maupin’s birth into Free Masonry, in honor of which Tyrian Lodge No. 350, at Johnstown,‘held an open ses- sion and banquet. About 150 mem- bers and their families, besides viatt- {ng brothers participated, Berries, cakes{and cream were enjoyed: Mr. Maupin reviewed the history of the lodge and talked feelingly of the fact that he had been present and assist- ed in making masons of all the mem- bers present. Short talks weremade by Dr. Maxey, Jadge Coleman and others, An enjoyable time wasspent untilj11 o'clock, A. B.jMaupin was made a mason in Callaway county, 12 milés north of Jefferson City, June 15th, 1857. He came to Bates county in 1866, He assisted in organizing Tyrian Lodge No. 350 in 1867 and was its first master. Capt. Jno. .B. New- Children’s Day Exercises. Quite a nice Children’s Day enter- tainment was given at ‘Southwest Summit last Sunday, June 16th. The program consisted of the usual recitations and music, A spectal feature of the evening was a duet by two little boys, alsoa solo sung by little Miss Stevens. One beautiful exercise entitled “True Blue” was given by a class of small boys. Messrs Fred Williams, Browning and Deffenbaugh rendered valuable assistance with the music. Mrs. J. W. Sigler gave two beauti- fal organ solos, also one vocal solo. She ts quite an accomplished musician and her work was greatly appreciat- ed. The school house was beautifally decorated with flowers and ever- greens. This was the work of Miss Fannie Cotton, thelr efficient teacher. Be it sald to the credit of Black school that they recognised an excel- lent teacher and showed their eppre- clation by- hiring her for another year. Tt was certainly one of the best en- tertainments ‘it has been my privi- lege to attend and the people deserve Great credit for it. Mies Williams were: the ones that order Special Chapter Meeting. Onnext Friday evening, June 21st, Miami Chapter Royal Arch Masons will hold @ spectal meeting for work. The M. E. Masters desroe will becon- ferred at 6 o'clock. At 8 supper, at Hotel Pennel, after which the Royal Arch will be conferred on three. All Royal Arch Masons are invited. By J. Y. Wuitserr, H. P. P. Edwards, J. R. Walton, secretary. Water Company Election. Ata stockholders’ meeting of the Water Company held on the 12th, J. Jenkins, Wm. E. Walton, J.R. Cobb and J. A. Trim- ble were elected as directors to serve for the ensding year. Officers were elected as follows: J. R. Jenkins, president; J. R. Cobb, vice-president; J. A. Trimble, treasurer; Wm. E. ny RL LLLLE LLP PLP PPPS PSP OP SE OH 2 Another Car of Flour. Have you tried it? If not, you don’t know what you have missed. We are selling Old Glory cheaper to-day than any high patent flour in town. Best incubator oil, 18¢ gallon, 5 gallone..... Gasoline, 18¢ gallon, 5 galiona...... ves Independent and Standard oil, 10c gallon, 5’gallona.... Price, BAON:. ....scsssssscesessecseesesvssees LLLLPSPP PSP EOVESESeLSLSes Sweet potatoes, canned, 3 Ib. can for. Sweet corn, 2 Ib, cans fOr...:.....0i000. Nines Crackers, salt or plain, by the box............ Can pumpkin, 8 lb. cans for 10c, 3 cans fo! Do you need a scythe, ax, hammer, hatohet, bolts, screws, saws, tape line, rules, knives, rivete, screen ‘wire, screen doors, hinges, door springs, squares, freexers, locks, well buckets, hay forks, spades, shovels? It you need any of the above or line, come around and we will save you money on it. Yours, 7 LLLAPLlPS Old Glory Machine oil, fine quality, generally sells at 45c gallon, our SESSESESEESESESSESSSSSESSSSSSSSE Mocha and Java, like the peddlers @et 28c for, we sell you for 25c -BKe 25C anything else in the hardware 2. ae SSS SRS tt