The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 20, 1908, Page 5

Ince eens nS De Slt SR EIS FS RLS ES ERT + STS ' a ‘THE DAYLIGHT STORE School Opens Sept. 7th And we are ready with the : GREATEST LINE OF BOYS’ SUITS | Ever shown to the people of Bates county KNEE PANTS LONG PANTS Suits $2.00 to $7.50 Suits $4.00 to $10.00 Come here for School Shoes. (SRSA SA A SIL IAL A American Building--The Center of Town. New views of Butler and vicinity on Post Cards just out—at Smith's (42) | Wm E. Walton went to Deuver | Mr. and Mre. Letton are spending Saturday to join his wife and apend a vacation at EiDorado Springs. the balance of the heated term in she) Elmer EF Hughes and Miss Ressa t mountains. Thompson, of Homer townsht) were married {n the parlors of theCottage Hotel on Cuesday by Rev. Elsey, pastor of the Baptist church of this elty. Lewle Radford and family lefts the last f the week for an overland tri, to EiDorado Springs. They wili probably go to Carthage and otber southern points before returning i | Black & Arnold Clothing Co | W. J. Morrison of Spruce was » Viggest variety in the city. county seat visitor Tuesday Dr. Dalameter came up from Rtvh Hill Sunday in bis red auto ruu- about, J. W Ellis and family came up trom Webb City Sunday tn their touring cur to spend the day with Thos. J rn wee to apy te Dr. Chrissy, 5 tl of the week on legal | ‘ = “— 3 | Corbley Gerard, bookkeeper for the | | Missouri State Bank, fs speuding @ Mre, H. H. Lyle and Mra C. R | two seeks’ vacation at his old home Home went to E\Dorado Tuesday | at Quincey, Ills. afternoon. families returned the last of the week from a camping .outing at the Nevada arteslan well, They were there duriug the G, A. R. encamp Clay Broaddus, of the Damocrat re- | mont. Elmer Boering of Rockville was 4) porsoral force, went to Bartlesville, | business visitor to the clty the first Okla, !ast week to ‘visit his sister, of the week, | Mrs. Roy Ktous. Get our prices before you buy—| Mrs. George Wilson and children Black & Arnold Clothing Co. ‘camo in trom Western Kansas las: Poet jweek to vielt Mr. and Mra. C. F A well attended ive cream supper! Phurie abd otter tends : Juige DeArmond returned home was held at the Summit school huuse | | Mre Willlam R McCurdy returned | she firet of the week from a lecturing | Harry Mauser, 8 nephew of Mrs, J H. Funk and a former employe: of | the Republican-Press office, wae kill- on en engine on @& Pennsylvania road Tuesday ulght. | | toher home {a Warrensburg on Mon- | tour in this and other states H: Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Arfman depart jay, after a pleasant vielt with her still has a number ofengagements t > ed Tuosday moralng for an extended | jauhier, Mre. Geo. W. Ellts. fill before the close of the chautauqua trip to Colorado season Miss Laura B. Duvall left the fires | of the week for an extended tour of the east, where she has been engaged | to give a series of recitals. Ira Hardin and wite went to Col» rado luesiay to spend a vacation in the mountains. A card to Tag Times from Mr. and Mrs. C. Lewis and tamily, of Wess Point, who are spending the heated term {n Volorado Spriage, atates they are having @ good time wand will be home on September Ist. . Aneel Rook and wife epeatSatur day and Sunday with relatives at Dayton, Cass county Mies 8 Stella and Ethel Harmon, who had veen visiting their sister, Mrs v. E Thompson, left for their some {on Warrensburg on Tuesday. W.S. Hurt, & prominent Ballare merchant was @ business vislior to the county seat Tuesday Ata meeting ofthe American Apple Growers Congress in St. Louls a few Harrisonville isin the throes of a nad dog scare, something like thirty 1. . ‘dogs having ben killed there during days ago the predictl } ville. Mrs Geo. 0 Bright went to Bart she past week Owners are muzzliny pr si ‘i aly og sy ill ad- lesville the last ot the week to see her sheir doge. t bs 90 80 . “eos rf " 1 ar ci Dey rom $2 0 OF er Darre ' ae on aaughter, Mre § Gordon. A force of twenty men with teams +ho-trouent nickin 5 " aL a Tom Jones who lives just over th: are at work at Rich Hill ditching for I e* iidacy line in Henry county wasa visitor she teo Inch water mains that are to \{{ases Kateand Mayme McGaughey Uaited § to this clty Tuesday morning pedir oe oA with the deep well j.fy the od the week to spend SA > f thelr vaeatio® in the mountains of y 2 chil f ’ Shey yi ured & Pe Ba? og ponte de nasi Miss Millle Cole, Misses Lizzie and | Colorado = hey will vistt Denver and tw C Hedd Rich Hill Hattie Peters, of the Culver netgh- Colorado Springs, Manitou and oth- ergOn Fi : oO DEAE | .orhood, returned Thuraday from '¢? points before returning. County School Superintendent A several weeks outing in the moun Dartas Smise: Id gettlar cf —-/ L. Ives and daughter, Miss Lee, are saiue of Colorado. ime Aint Mig Mee Myre Shawnee township, departed this life Thursday morning, «fter a protract | represented at the farmer’s boysen °4 iliness of many montns. Funeral Mike Curry and wife came down campment. It ts hoped that ar- cep were conducted by Rev from Independence the first of the | rangements will be made to hold an-, ¥ Shelton and tuterment was made week for afew days visit with old | other one here next year. {n El{zabeth Chapel cemetery. Mr friends Smiser was born in Harrison county, | Mrs. H.C. Clark left for Ft. Riley | Kentucky, July 4, 1814, being 94 Mrs. Basil Culver and Miss Lizzie} Wednesday evening to vialt Mra De-| years. 1 month and 9daveold He Ewin of this city were guests of the | Armond, wife of Lieut. Edward De-, inoved with hia family in Bates cour family of J. W. Berry, of Rich Hill, | Armond during the ten dys stay of | ty In 1877. He leaves several grown last week. | the Missourl troops at that post. children. The Latest visiting Prof. Ives’ parents {n Lincol | county. . | Every township fn the county was FALL SUITS AND OVERCOATS NOBBY HATS AND SHIRTS LIGHT WEIGHT SUITS ‘ Sold Regardless of Profit Joe Meyer, THE CLOTHIER.. Get our Prices on ' TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES. )Jouuson count, j sl for safe keeping, | Hing his annos! visit te his old home joack at Now Cussle, Penneylvanta, Frank and Bert Allen with their | ed in & raflroad avci tent, while firing | re na W.I Reece, Mre. Minnie Eperson} and Mrs. Dan Scott leave to-day for| Glenco, Oklahoma, where they go to} straighten up the affairs of the late| Fred Epperson. They wil! be gone} about ten days.—Merwin Clipper Charles Savage, the negro arrested charged ‘with the thefs of a mafl pouch contalning valuables to the exient of $50,000, at Kausas City a short the ayo, is iucarcerated In the Jobu H. Pyle, who had been enjoy- returned to Butler the last of the week, He reporse a very pleasant j visit nmong nis old netyhbors and jfrlende, Frank MeQuitty and Joa, While jlas, Vo Pae cor repairers, were call to Butler Saturday night to re wir the Butler Madison passerger engine, so that ite uld go out on schedule thne Sunday moroing —R H Review | i | As we wo to press we learn that Et | Cueh Wes tn a runeway in whieh he j sustained # fracture of one arm and hehe osher badly jammed up We | sere unable to get all she particulars out will publish them next week. Amore’ Post. Mr and Mrs. John Huffman left tn a wagon Sunday for Lebanon, ae- companied by Mra, A. Silvers, whose home is in Lebanon, and who had neon visiting the Huffmans. They wilspend # few days at Monegaw | Springs en route. ‘Tue tabulated vote of Saline coun. }ty published in the Democras-News shows that Judge Graves recetved 2 S01 to 885 for Judge Shelton ora majority in Saline county of 1,916, This was the largest vote cost for any candidate who had opposition, Rev. and Mra J. W. Laster came in the last ofthe week fora visit with ola friends in” Butler” Rev Laster recently resigned the pastor- ate of the Baptist church at Lee's ) Summit to accept a call as Salem tn Dent county. | Dr. J. M. Chrlety bas been down | with typhold fever for about a week, | Saturday and Sunday hts case was \constdered critical. Dr. Dalameter, | of Rich Hill, was here inconsultation ; with the local physiclans. Sunday | afternoon he took # turn for the bet ter and ts now conaldered out of dan- | wer, | REPRESENTATIVE WANTED:— | Ye want @ representative to handle 'FORD automobiles in Butler and vicinity. Live hustler, with or with- ; ut previous experlence, can eastly jvlear $2,000 00 in season, Write j #tth references at once —Ford Motor \Company, Dept H, Detroit, Mich! can W.G Shafer, president Carpenter & Shafor Miz. Co., went to Moberly she firat of the week to attend a meeting of the Stave Egg Dealers Assn) He ts a momber of the execu ive commissee and will make an ef fort to secure the next meeting for ‘utler. Wess Satterlee of Rich Hill was irrested and fined a shorts time ago for refusing to either pay taxes on 4 jog or give {t up to be killed. At the time he stated his intention of ap- nealing the case, but later reports ~ny that he has given it up and will sllow the case to stand. Mrs. Sarah Robinson, mother of L. F. Robinson, superintendent of the Rich Hill pnblle schools, died of heart ‘nilure wt Kansas City Friday eve- uing The rematos were shipped to Passaic. where the funeral was held and the body was {nterred in the Oak Hill Cemetery, “An obituary by 4 frlend in another column. Prof Stephen Smith, of Mingo brought fourteen boys from that , township to attend the Farmer boys encampment. They all came fn one biz farm wagon with Stephen driv ing. He sald at the last m!nute he had applications for that many more, but he had not prepared for | them | An old Johnny Reb stood at Bal- lagh’s corner watching the great crowds moving to the Grand Army encampment. With a kindly light in his eyes and asympathetic note in his tone hesald: “We did it. If tt hadn’t been for us, nota mother’s son of them would be drawing a pen al6n.”—Nevada Post. T F. Robinson, of Topeka, chafr- man of the Kansas State Board of Agriculture, was in Butler last week | aud attended the boys encampment, with which he was very much im- preesed. Mr Robinson is a noted! breeder and importer of Percheon stallions and has sold a number in! thie county. | Elias Orear, an old and highly re- | spected citizen of Bates county, suf- fered a stroke of paralysie at his home in Foster Monday morning. Hie entire right side was effected. | He ie the father of Preston Orear, regarded ae critical well-known barber of Butler. He is | says that in 60 years on the farm he 78 years of age and his condition ts | has never before encountered a freak ee a er ae ee eee re err We want to call f j ‘Your A ceries cheaper than Quart Mason Jars for, pe Quart tin cans with wax, Economy jar tops, per do. New dried apricots, per Ib 3-tb can apricots, per can Remember we handle machine all farmer's hardware. We have a few hundred sacks TO the fact that we are selling good Gro- Fruit Jars are especially in demand these days. , galllon Mason Jars for, per dozen Pint Mason Jars, for per dozen Mason jar tops, per dozen 3-tb can peaches, per can.. last long, so be the first to get one, YOURS FOR HONEST VALUES, j ttention} anybody else. We are selling: 90c 75e . 65e 40c 25c 20c ‘ . 15Se ve 15e . $68 r dozen per dozen zen oil, screen wire, barb wire and of Old Wheat Flour—they won't 'J.E. WILLIAMS | FP. SS BS VS BSS BSS BSS SSS HR Willlam Ceocketts and Scott Protive plead guilty before Judge Boxley Cuoeaday morning to the charge f stealing chickens from Mrs BOF Richmond, four mtles southwest of the city. They were given six months in jatl, They were traveling overland with thefr families, who will rematn in the city until the sentences of their lords and masters expire, Jas G Walker was fn Saturday delivertag whent at the which he realfzed 8S cents per bushel Mr. Wanker used commercial fertilizer with his wheat and saye he realized from 6 to§ bushels more to an vere than his nelghbhrs who did not use the fertilizer. His wheat averaged 21 bushels to the acre. levator for In his varlous speeches Governor Folk alludes to “They Say.” Thists, an individual thas the people of St. Clair county have been gunning for many years, and If she governor will specify him, tt will require all, the power of the state militla to save him from the mob.—St. Clair Co, Democrat. While employed fn unload!ng a car of fee early Monday morning L. 8 Paddock, who was endeavoring to pull out & 800 pound cake of tee when the tongs spped off letting bim fall backwards on anather cake offes, paivtoly but not serlously to jured his back. He ts able to b about but will be pretty sore for several days.—Atmeterdam Enter prise. The eftizens of Mexteo, Missourt, sre cireulating ® petistonasktag thot the school board of that plaice em writing the verticle system which wasinsroduced into the years ago, did {ts trrepuirable de yge to the penmanship children, fustruction + weiting in the public half-ben ateo in ther ploy a teseher. Since schools of Missourl acme and Mex Postar vention of the Postmuasters aud ster Wix attiende! neo ners of Missouri at Springtic! week There was ao astendance of about 400, the postottice department a6 Waeh Ropreseutatives from ington were present apd addressed the The Springfield gave the visiting wovern- ment employees & royal receptton, Mr. Wix reports an enjoyable and profitable time. convention, citizens of Butler will be on the route of the back through Missour! touching the county seats ‘and principal towne of the west ter of counties. Thecourre will be abouts 800 miles, and it ts thought there will be about one hun. | dred entries. The date for the start, has not been named. There has been on display in the office of the CassCo., Democrat for | the past several days acurious spect. | men from the corn field. 1¢ is @ corn | stalk which was brought in by Med | Ament and one which he cut from | his field. Itis an undersized stalk that has tassled out but has no sign ofeven anubbin onit. All of the leaves on the stalk have grown or turned over to the same elde and telescoped to form a continuous leaf, giving the appearance of two stalks about ten inches apart. Mr. Ament like it. §) journey ncroes the eastern HOH. Harshaw hes bills printed for ble sale of Large Type Poland Harriscoville on October He will sell abous tifty head of boars and wills, the pick from 800 Ohne as 10th, of last spring's farrow Mr. Har- shaw tae established the reputation of one of the state's bly breeders, and these sales have become an es tablished feature. Tis) catalogue willbe out Oo 14s Write for te if YOU are tiberested Mr WB Weeks, of Butler, Mis- souri, Deputy County Clerk of Bates county, {8 the laces convert to the Airdate taney, Mir. Weeks has a well bred onein Culbertson Allegro, a son of Ch, The Gamecock, out ofa Ch. York Masterpiece beech, that he gob from the Culbertson Kennels, Atlautle, lowa. Mr Weeks ts more than pleased with his dow the longer heowns him and looks for great work him on duck.—The Nportamen’s Review our of Fourteen tons and swenty pounds of timothy hay from tive acres fe a crop that Metz township can well feel proud of, bus there may be land sround Metz that ean beat ts. This amount Was ralsed by Wo EE Had- son, one-half mile west of town, The bay ts ofa tine quality. [twas har- vested and stacked i few days Ago, and this week {6 was beled and sold to Wiley Cox, Every bale was welgh ed and there Is no yoess work about the figures —Vetz Times Jobn P. Best of nest Nyhart was a business vistbor to the city Monday Mr. Bess returaed Saturday from 4 bustuess trip to phe Ving been AW) 8 August bh Bostdes te lungav Bil ripas to bus . Mr. Best reports faving had a very ebjovable mid joteresting portion of the cont toe Worhmountatne an ny itis prewe sive ton tliah t! corn da the O ve Witbe very wood though sv deste las Furs eastia the mountelosts fs very poor Mr st rehased fA0 vos of fin Hinterland aeCmmbertand, Virgins the value of wliet facorfidene 3 substantially iets we shork Sime, owing To the jaek that it ts ale uated witht hatf wie the depot at Cumberland, which ts the county seagand &® booming town, and an obher ratirond is expeeted through there ot an early date, a big autemobile race, which takes place next month and fs planned from Kansas City, south threazh Kansas to Guthrie, Oklahoma, and Shop E have opened out a new paint shop two doors west of Vantrees’ Blacksmith Shop, ground Will use nothing but pure lead and oil, no patent paints. The very best of satisfaction guaranteed. Twenty years experience in painting and paper hanging. floor. Let us figure on your job. Lewis Wabh & Co, z = i