The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 19, 1912, Page 1

I il hays Zimes, ‘VOL, XXXIV. - or BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1912. NUMBER 48 FOS aie looking after his land departed Tues-| VIRGINIA. spting males and gilts, tried brood|house as soon as the weather got Worland : day for his home in West Virginia. ta: sows, sows with pigs by their side, |cooler. Now he had better get a a D. W. Steele of Kansas City was an Mr, Shields will visit Kansas City and okey Wolfe .and wife of Blue! two 2 year old this fall, and one year-| move on him. eels toMr. and Mrs, Bert Whitid arrival on Tuesday’s local. Chicago on‘his return home. C. B. payee Kan., came Saturday to at- ling male, See bills, Boyd Keouhier save dhathe doen't a girl Sept. 13, 1912. J, H. McCollough arrived Tuesday | Cullison is his agent here and he in- He the Fi - and visit their parents,| Frmmett Burk’s new house is near-| have to hitch tothe buggy to goand|, Lhere were several attended the after an absence of two months inthe| structed him to give his tenants ther. nd Kirs D.C. Wolfe and MF. ling completion. — - get a drink of water now since he | {#l" at Rich Hill Thursday and had a harvest fields of Kansas. best of any deal. as pele : Miss Ida Inglehart is reported very | has had his new well dug. fine time. ‘ ‘ We have been having some very) In answer to an inquiry from Colo- i of L. Judy’s new concrete sick. Mrs. John Cox called to see Miss Tom Carter left for Pittsburg Fri- hot weather for the past two weeks|rado Springs, we will say the Gov-|Porch and walks are completed. Mrs. Jasper Ison is visiting rela-| Nola Ellis one day last week. day on business. but “everybody works but father’’/ernor of Missouri is elected every| Miss Esther Tued of Amsterdam, is} tivo j Mr. and Mrs. Alvia Bendure were ‘ ” idential | Visiting her aunt, Mrs. Henry Old-| Dugan county, Ill. The Misses Keeton’s were pleasant | iting with hi and ‘Darby. : four years, on every presidential 5 ry Volna McFadden left Sunday for| callers at the home of W. EL Keeton | ie ing with his uncle, Albert Bend- Rowland Arbogast has three * ‘very fine Missouri hound bird dogs for sale. Come quick or they will be gone. George Selders of Kansas City was here a few days last week on a com- . bined business and pleasure mission. Joe T. Smith is having a steam drill at work on his farm drilling for water. H. H. Havely, J. W. Draby, D. W. Steele and A. H. Loyd took in the stock show (or the rain) at Rich Hill Friday. The little baby of Dollie Sears of Old Walnut died Tuesday and was buried at Salem Wednesday evening. Mr. Cooper died Monday night at his home at Carbon Center. The re- mains were brought to Foster Wednesday and interment made at the Salem cemetery. Pat Cone orders The Times sent to him at Newport, Arkansas. Mrs. Charley Cooper and son, of Butler, who have been visiting B. B. Wort and wife, departed on the noon train for their home. Windle McHenry was a passenger to Butler Sunday noon where he will attend high school this winter. Ira Craig left Sunday noon for Bur- mingham, Alabama, which place he will make his home. Ira will he! missed in comic opera in Old Walnut | OF the theater going people of that lace. EF M. L. Shields who ‘has been here ure, a few days. The dance at Frank Cowel’s Satur- jday night was well attended and all had a good time. year. So Topsy, take Doctor’s old| ham. dollar and send it home and “daddy” | Claude and Lonzo Jundy thrashed will add it to the ‘‘Major’s’’ campaign | 1,000 bushels of wheat last week. fund, the next Governor of “Grand| Elder J. W. Rogers filled his ap- Columbia to attend school this winter. | last Sunday. The wind Saturday morning blew} Miss Maude Marshall attended the apiece off of Peter Dennings cow] ball game last Sunday. Old Missouri.” DINAH. | pointment Sunday morning and night. ti - paei barn roofand: tore Rie ee ae a a Ida Scrogeon was a passenger to In and Around Maysburg. John Huffman went to Springfield YOUNG AARON. |Eouldn’t go. She had to teach schot, | AMoTet Sunday evening. The protracted meeting is still in} Wednesday of last week after Mrs. Se | Mr. and Mrs, Albert Bendure and Elkhart. It was reported that Joe Cox was \children called on Mr. and Mrs. W. progress at the Baptist church, con-| Huffman, wha has been there for ducted by Rev. Wade Johnson. They |S0me time taking care of her niece have been very successful. Mr. and| Who has the fever. Mrs. Joe Jacobs and Mr. and Mrs.} Clyde Denning and family left Sam Jacobs have taken membership | Thursday for Morrisville, Mo., where by letter; Uncle Johnnie Douglas, | he will run a short order house. Pearl and Edith Baker, Ray Farmer James Cuzick was out to Sunday Bishop Cannon and John Getz by! school and told us he was feeling bet- conversion. Later: The protracted ter than he had felt for some time. - ERENCE SUES a ight. ‘ Dave Bean and Dan Roberts of Am- Those on the complaining list are oret, each gota load of pears from Mrs. R. K. Godwin, Mrs. Joe Jacobs, | the Ruble Orchard last week. J. W. Mrs. T. L. White, Mrs. Ella Shelton! moradden has charge of the orchard and Mrs. Billie Clinton. any one wanting pears see him. Mr. and Mrs. Covey of Butler are} Everybody is getting tired waiting spending a few weeks with Mrs. |. that wedding feast. Why the de- Godwin, helping her put up her pears. lay? Tan White and family took dinner W. J. Smith is on the sick list. at Mr; Clark's Sunday, Mr, Covey Miss Maymie McKibben has return- with Mr. Shelton’s, Mr. Godwin’s ‘i Sith Mra Canhonies the Johneon sik: ed from Kansas City where she has fs been visiting her sister, Mrs. Olie ters at Mr. Montie Simpson’s. Well, the weather has moderated | badly scared up last week on account, M. Oliver Sunday evening. and it isn’t so hot. of his best girl being very sick. Charley Ferrell returned home Sun- Fred Armentrout lost one of his} The writer received a letter from | day evening from Kansas City where horses last week. It got too hot. J. E. Dubes last week. He says he he has been at the bedside of his Mr. Turner lost a mare one day is on another trade. | wife. He reports that she is getting last week. I. L. Lockridge hauled hay to Am- @long fine and will be able to be out It is reported that Mrs. Cora Kersh- | Sterdam last week. ina few weeks. ner was on the sick list last week. Mrs. Spillman visited at the home; Lizzie Bear came home Sunday on Albert Daniels was on the sick list | Of her son, Charley, last Saturday. _ the Biolclonle train and spent Sunday last week. The writer and his wife called at evening with her feet but re- Miss Nola Ellis was quite sick | Will Hart’s Sunday evening. agian ens xy oy dina , last week at the home of her uncle,| Ed Fouts and wife were pleasant Mr. and Mrs. Milo Miller and chil- W. H. Keeton, but is better at pres-|callers at the home of W. H. Hart, 27" spent Sunday with her parents, ent. She had to quit her school for|last Sunday evening. ES and Mrs. J. F. Bush, P. F, Con- aiweele. Mrs. W. H. Hart visited sister, stable returned home Sunday from r ’| Pleasant Hill. Charley Spillman and John Barton | Mrs. Ike Daniels, south of Butler last | took in the ‘‘world’s fair’® at Rich | Monday. ; Casey Jones js getting very polite Hill on day last week. They report} We meet Uncle Tom Smith last! a Mi town helping ae it all O. K. Sunday evening going west with Nihil A Seems) We hear it reported that Arthur|some mighty fine watermelons in his | Kaw City Predicts Frost Lue and Jim Emery have been fill- Walker. Westover has gone into the sheep| buggy. We didn’t learn where he | Kansas City, Mo., Sept. 16,—Last ing their silos the past week. Mrs. Charley LaFollett was taken business. woe Perens | night was tie oie ae January Mr. Clark delivered two nice mules to a hospital in Kansas City Tuesday. School commenced at Mt —-——| Emery Crumley was calling On| 19, when the minimum temperature to Bob Reeder Monday. Grandpa Minton was taken very|SCchool house last Monday. Miss|some of the sick one day last week, | was 51. The mercury dropped to 53 Grandma Jacobs has returned from | sick Monday. Rice is teacher. but to be plain about the matter we| | last night, and frost was predicted to- papens iy wilgre re bet pete, Me J. H. Park will hold his 6th annual| "Mrs. Elsie Crumley visited the fam- don’t think he is much of a doctor. ‘night in Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa. had che ‘mb. taken off above the| dispersion sale of Duroc Jersey hogs|ily of John Cox last Sunday. Miss Marie Spillman visited her, Weather records here show that in I. L. Lockridge has been promis-| grandmother last Sunday. | the last twenty years eleven have had knee. She is getting along very |0on his farm a half mile east of Virgin- well. ‘A NEIGHBOR. fa on Tuesday, Oct. 15. 45 head of JOHNNY. Jeet in September. ing to build his wife a new smoke WE SELL ONLY ods '"2'-e Recommend We have been in business in this town for a great many years, and have made a success, of which we are justly proud. 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