The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-02

/ THE TINES will visit YOU regularly
until Dec 31ot Tor - cents
Yale Coffees are the result OF years
OF thought and experience by the
ablest compounder in the world,
| Try it. you will have no other. At
Spot Cash Store.
The bondsmen of the late j NJ.
Cox postmaster at Adrian, met and
filed the vacancy by electing Mrs.
Cox postmistress. Mrs. Cox will
hold the position until the President
acts in the matter There are three
applicants for the appointment W.
> Mahan, Henry Moudy and Mrs.
Cox.
r. ID. Ewin, wife and that wonder
ful baby, of Deepwater township.
spent a day i'll the city the last OF
the week and Bob favored Us pleas
antly He is enthusiastic over his
crop prospects, but didn't mention
watermelOns once, from which We
Inferred that the melon king OF Bates
county would be only private citi-
zen this season.
The Hodgen Medical Society held
very interesting meeting i'll Drs.
Lyle Il LOckwOods Office on last
Thursday. The visiting doctors were
Kuhn and Pearce of Kansas City,
Gilmore and LansdOwne of Adrian,
Adair of Archie, Webster of Austin,
Dunkenson OF Sprague, Hornbeck of
Metz, Smith and Warden OF Pleas
ant Hill, and Cumpton and Whipple
OF Pleasant Gap.
X. Y. Williams. "a substantial far
mer of our county said to us: Il
was loyal republican all my life un-
til that party went wrong on the
money question, then | went with
the populists. The platform the
democrats adopted at Kansas City
suits me exactly and | shall support
Mr. Bryan and the democratic
ticket"
We are in receipt of letter from
ID. f. Allen of Litchfeld. ILL.,, ordering
THE TINES to his address at that
place. He was formerly citizen o
Bates county, and early in july
married one of her fairest anC
most amiable daughters, Mrs. Mag
ole Boland. He writes that he eX
poets to 90 to work on the roaC
again.
Married. Miss Julia McCutcheol
and John W. Stubblefeld, at tn
home of W. +. Jackson, in Summit
on Thursday evening, July 26th
Rev. W. F. Jones officiating Th
: groom is a prosperous young farme
IS of that township. the bride a win
some young lady OF Warrensburg
. formerly of this county, daughter c
> the late 5. c. McCutcheon. tn
TINES extends congratulations.
III T. H. Jenkins, a prominent farme
of Pettis county, in company wit
H. G. Walton. favored us with
O. pleasant call Messrs. Jenkins an
III Walton married sisters of IL. A
Clark, prosperous farmer OF Sun
D. nit. Mr.. Jenkins family We're earl
= settlers of Pettis county. The mai
of hi
- first recorded in that county and hi
father was the first sheriff, appOinte
by the governor on the formation {
II that county.
er
- The Spot Cash Store has moved ii
! immense stock to its new quarter
on the north side of the square. The
ST now have one of the best location
ur in the city and magnificent rooms
~ upstairs and down. we'll lighted an
or ventilated. Mr.. Eakin the gentl
rs manly proprietor is an enterprislns
It competent business man and ha
built up a larger and fiourishing bu
es mess in the county.
Ne Mrs. F. J. Tygard entertained tt
Wednesday Coterie club in her ow
ie- inimitable way at her magnificer
ca- home. Although an active membt
al. she has been prevented by i'll healt
~ from giving the club the persona
he attention it deserved. 1t is the Gu
~ tom TO serve but light refreshment
nh Mrs T. felt licensed to break the ri
at and served delicious and elegal
tie luncheon BOTANY is the subie