The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 31, 1910, Page 10

Shooting at Amoret. Last Saturday night Walter Penny shot Everett Roberts through the arm inflicting a painful wound. It appears they had both been attending a aoe on the state line, near the bridge, when returning about midnight, Rogers attempted to drive around Penny, when the latter became en- raged, drew his pistol and fired, with the above result. Roberts swore out a warrant against Penny early Sunday morning, and when the con- stable went to serve it, the young man had skipped over the state line. Penny is the party who cut up one Williams several months ago and laid | in jail for some time. He is consider- ed a bad man when in his cups, which is quite often, so report goes. Children’s Easter Picnic. Saturday a few children of the East school gave an Easter picnic at Sid Voris’ timber, one and one-half miles south of town. The children all de- cided to walk, as ‘4! would enjoy it more than to ride, they looked very attractive walking down the road and was greeted by all who passed them by and attracted more attention than Edward Payson Westover, the kin of Pedestrians. Thirty-one boys an girls participated and report a delight- ul time. X. Pasture. We have extra good pasture for a limited number of horses, mules, etc. Plenty of water and shade.—McFar- land & Sons. Notice of Final Settlement. Notloe ia hereby given to all croditors and others Interested in the estate of George Parker, deceased, that | Frank Allen, adiatnistrator of said estate, intend to make nal settlement thereof, at the next term of the Bates County Probate (ourt, in Bates coun- y. State of Missouri, to be held at Butler, Missouri, on the 9th day of Mey, 110, FRANK ALLEN, dt Adminletrator, Notice of Final Settlement. Notice ts hereby given ‘o all creditors and others int rested in the estate of W. T, Lpon, deceased, that I, J, L. Angell, executor of the will of said estate, intend to make dnal settle- ment thereof, at the next term of th Bates County Probate Court, in Bates county, tate of Missouri, to be held at Butier, Miss uri, on the Oth day of May, 1910, J, L, ANGELL Bat Executor, Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is hereby given to all creditors and | others interested In the estate of A-ron McDan- fel insane, now deceased, that, 1, DeWitt Me- | Daniel. guardian and curatur of said estate, {ntend to make final settlem nt thereof, at the | next term of the Bates County Probate court, in Bates county, State of Missouri, to be held at | Butler, Miss ourt, on the 9th day of not igo, | Writ DrWITT McDANIEL, | Guardian and Curator =| Nove Notice is hereby given, that letters of admin- | fetration upon che astate of Nelson Cole, deceased, have b: en granted to the undersign- ed, by the Bates County Probate Coart in Bates county, Miesouri, bearing date the 28th day of March, l9lu 11 persons Bovine claims against sald estate sre required to exhibit them to me for allow ance, within one year from the date of said let- ters, or they may be precluded from any bene- fitof such estate; and if said claims be not exhibited within two years from the date of the oe a of this notice, they will be forever jarred, L L COLE, 23-40 Administrator. Another Car Old Glory JUST UNLOADED Making 15 Cars of Merchandise since January 1, 1910 Have you Potatoes Enough to Run you? Burbanks seed potatoes 70c per bushel. Rurals at 65c bushel, or | when he hears a train whistle four loaded down with a “‘tar-bucket. Be sut@ to go to the school elec- tion for the proper men for directors, needed sttpplies and repairs and give the children a good long term of school. Some of you who never at- tend school elections, but know so well what methods to employ, go and see that things are done right, and those of you who always attend, be sure to go this time. Miss Rosale Fisher, Miss Wheat Atkeson and Clarence Atkeson were fishing Thursday afternoon. Walker Cannon and Abe Shobe were out on one of their numerous fishing excursions recently, when Abe caught a three pound bass out of a small puddle. Like all the big fish it dropped off the hook, but Mr. Shobe went after it with his hands and secur- ed his fish. A large congregation of people were senailil on the banks of the river Sunday, but not for religious services. John Ray, Carl Norfleet and wife were fishing Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Burke is a guest of Mrs. Herring. This was Mrs. Burke’s home over twenty years ago, She finds everything changed. The bridge crossing the Miami was the only place that looked like old times to her. They are going to settle in Bates a again. Mr. and Mrs. Wright, of Butler, visited Mrs. Her- ring and family last Saturday. They all went fishing. It is almost astonishing how man‘ people are beginning to see how muc cheaper it will be to buy an automo- bile than to keep a horse. Several can afford to read the catalogs now. Some of the timid ones who must yet depend on the horse are learning to ig gracefully, and one young lady s learned to fall easily, Of course, the jokes are all on the women, but it is real fun to see a large and, shall we it, clumsy man, prepare to jump fe) miles away and thinks an auto ap- proaching. MIAMI, The Womans Store Cass County's New Home, The Cass County Democrat thus comments upon the new County In- firmary, just completed and paid for out of the county treasury: “The new County Home is practi- cally finished, the structure and 40-|~ acre site costing under $22,000, and all paid for. Rather, it will all be paid for as soon as the county court makes the last payment to the con- tractors, and it was all done without an extra levy. With all of the immediate debts of the work squarred up there will be possibly.a little more than $5,000 in the pauper fund to run the remainder of the year, which may require a lit- tle skimping on the part of the court, but it can be done, and in spite of a few premature fears when the work was begun on the new home, no one has been hanged or even sent to the penitentiary for life. We take our hats off to the mem- bers of the court (Judges Hurst and Hunt), who, not only did this work, but a portion of the time were yoy / Orchard Grove. Mrs. Emma Beach is spending a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. I. F. Ellington. | Prof. Lynn is preparing to move to | Johnstown to take the census for Spruce township. He closed a suc- cessful term of school at Orchard | Grove Friday. | Mrs. E. A. Settels, of Harrisonville, | is visiting her sister, Mrs. Carrie | Moore. Farmers are about through sowing oats and flax, and are about ready to plant corn. \ Joe Wells, of Appleton City, was up to see his little motherless baby, who is being cared for by Mrs. I. F. Ellingt6n. Rey. Self was called to Spruce one day last week to preach the funeral of Mr. Guy. A. W. Beach, wife and da Stella, spent Easter with Mrs. Milton | Hall, of Appleton City. | Mrs. G. W. Smith is preparing to | go to Montana to visit his son, Char-| ley, and daughter, Mrs. Joe Wix. Having rented her farm to Henry Winter. | Mrs. Morilla and daughter, Mrs. | Alice Ellington, spent Friday at! Everett Morilla’s. | Preaching at Orchard Grove school house Sunday, April 3, od m. by Bro. Mayfield. Every ly come and hear a good sermon. J. A. Steele, wife and children, Lafe Cassity and family were guests of I. F. Ellington Sunday. The Baptist Brethren met Monday the 21st and laid the corner stone of the new church they are erecting near Orchard Grove. — r, lia su 60c bushel in sack lots. 3 packages of garden seeds for. 3 packages of flower seed for We also have bulk seeds of L. L. May & If in Need of Wire let us Figure with You Woven Wire Telephone B. B. Soft Wire—any quantity you want Barbed Wire—get our Large Post Toasties, 2 packages Large Kellog Flakes, 2 packages Cream of Wheat, 2 packages Shred Wheat Biscuit, 2 packages Quaker Wheat Berries, 3 for Horse collar pads, any size at...... +......20¢ each ° The meeting still continues at re Nova Adams, north of Butler. Miss Ada Rains and sister made a flying trip to Butler Saturday. ‘elephone Com; pu ina cov tne from’ Butler to Pleasant ip. . Bible School at h 01 at 2p. m., continue to be held at that om Co.'s seeds. themselves to the fullest extent. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weiness spent Vn U.S. Ison and family er. Mrs. U. S. Ison and Opal; of west S A prices before you buy wae ¥ for.. ILL’S | Driver, from near A the Nuckols, at present. evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Nuckols. ney Friday, March 25th. proved and also made many friends in this nei visitors were present and all enjoyed Thu west of of Butler, were among the visitors Orchard Grove| 29 atertainme Special for 3 Days Thursday, Friday and . Saturday | WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK | A Beautiful Line of Dutch Collars, Jabots, Tinsel Nets, Allover Laces, Belts and Belting, Trimmings f Various Kinds; Ribbon, Bead and Cord Ruching; Alitomobile Veils and Veiling We want you to see these lines They are New and Up-To-Date Prices Very NEXT BUILDING WEST OF VANTREES’ BLACKSMITH SHOP | NAT WHIPPLE, Manager Our Special for three days mentioned above One lot of New Dutch Collars and Jabots Worth 25c---Price each only 10 Cents CASH GSIORE =. Butler. “ (WE KEEP THE PRICES UP) Wants your Eggs, Chickens, Butter And will pay you the highest market price. Look out for your own interest and give us a chance at your business. ‘made the farmers of this section thousands, of dollars the last year by holding the Moderate Produce Co. We have prices up, Brackney. Misses Maude Gabriel and Alma leton City, are ests of their friend, Mrs. Flo. Misses Blanche and Florence Wil- ms were entertained o Thursday Miss Lottie Young closed a very ccessful term of school at Brack- Miss Lottie to be a splendid instructor borhood. She and her ndered an excellent p: upil en Grove, conducted by Rev. peste ih ater ware: wrenddad aged moved to Pettis county, Mo., Bees For Sal Brescia miss eree’ Mrs. Charles Kisner is spending a| their way to the woods and enjoyed a ary Bg SP ya sae . Alkiods, \Nonharharown few days with her daughter, Mrs.|4%, old fashioned egg roast. Many 100 ee tgs aes, 7, Williams in| | 60 colonies of bees for sale.—M. R. the ent i nt at oon. We unde that Miss Lottie who closed a very successful schoo! last Friday, has been school. Her school Mayor J. E. Williams, departed this life, at her home in_ this city, Thurs- day night, March 24th, at 11:30 r ’clock, after a protracted illness from diseases incident to extreme — 4 fami oe ing by Rev. 3 of the Christian tw a ment in Oak Hill cemetery. having been born in Madison county, pupils Kentucky, September 2nd, 1831, Het were born, five of whom survive, — | viz: Mrs. L. M. Wright, Kansas City; Mrs. E. S. Harrison, Altona; Z. J. Williams, San Angelo, Texas; Mrs. W. S. Bowden, S gig Why ml J. Wit E. Williams, Butler. Mrs. liams was a consistent member of the A.Good Old Mother in Israel. Mrs. James T. Willlams, mother of died about 15 years ago. Mrs. Christian Church, with which denomi- nation she united in early life. She was a good old mother in Israel, her whole life had been devoted to doing good and helping others and after reaching a ripe old she has won a sweet repose. Besides the chil- dren mentioned above, she leaves an aged husband to mourn. n age. services were conducted iy home Saturday morn- 3 ield, pastor and inter- ‘uneral was in her 79th year, Mo., R. F. D. No. 7. Be 22-2 byle, Butler, Quick Meal Gasoline Stoves We have a full line of Quick Meal Gasoline Stoves Perfection Oil Stoves Alaska Refrigerators, Etc. Don’t fail to see us one No. 19 on Peru line.