The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-07-12

Mrs. r. r. Deacon Is having con-
.rete walks put down in front and
leading up TO her fine residence on
Fit. Scott street.
A very pleasant time was had by
A party OF young folks ar the hand /.
some suburban home of Mr. and Mrs. |.
ThOs. ]. Smith. Tuesday evening. .
Our liveryman. Geo. l.. Smith, who
owns 50 acres OF splendid meadow
near the southeast corporate limits.
is harvesting his crop of hay. which
is said to be extra fine, this week.
John DeArmond of Davenport,
Iowa, spent a few days in the city
last week visiting his brother Con-
gresham DeArmond and his mother
who makes her home with the latter
Howard Wilson, deputy L. :. mar
shall. shot and killed by mOonshiners
near Mt. Sterling, KY. last week,
was a brother of Elvin Wilson and
uncle OF Mrs. Frank Chambers Of this
county and cousin of Harlan Turner.
The $4,000 damage suit Mrs. Sue
Logan. OF Sedalia, against Weltmer
& Kelly. the Nevada magnetic healers,
was called for trial in the circuit court
of Henry county at Clinton, Mon
day, and continued until september
18th.
Madam rumOr has it that Will
Stanley. head salesman in the firm of
SAINT Levy i Co, and Miss Jessie
White were united in marriage at
Kansas City, Yesterday. We cannot
verify the rumor, but will give the
facts next week.
j. NJ. Green. of Mingo, one OF the
sterling citizens and reliable demo
Gratis of Bates county. accompanied
by his bright and handsome young
son. W. c. Green, complimented us
pleasantly OH Monday and favored
Us with a renewal
Attention of our readers is called
to the advertisement OF the Butler
Cash Department Store on the first
page of this paper. As the firm i
throwing 13-inch bomb shells into
high prices we ask that our lady
readers peruse this advertisement
with care and note the bargains offer
ed. Big stores like this with it's sew.
eral different departments can afford
to sell goods at so close Il margin.
Beall Heath, who has been visiting
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs d. b
Heath. took his departure for home
Tuesday. He lives in South Bend
Washington. and is associated with
his father in the publication OF the
Woilpau Pilot He was delegatt
| to the national convention at Kansas
| CITY and took advantage Ofthe occa
sion to stop off at Butler and visit
his grandparents and his aunt Mrs
Geo. Hardin west of town.
THE TINES publishes the notice
| relating to the teachers institute a
a matter OF news. but when We lool
over the field and find of the larg
number of teachers in the county
so few are subscribers to the paper
it looks almost like waste OF tim
to give institute notices space. |
does not speak we'll for the INTEL
gene of the educators that so few {
the whole number are subscribers [
the papers.
| Funeral cards have been receive
bv friends of the family in Butler i
notification of the death of Mr.
Cell Classify. She died in st. Louis
July 9TH. and interment was made a
, Appleton City Sunday afternoon
The deceased was born iii Clinton
Iowa, Septemer l, 1868. Mr.. an
; Mrs. Classify formerly resided in tn
city and county, and both were mi
sicians of note. gaming more that
local reputation. The family haN
many friends in this county, who vi
learn OF Mrs. Cassity's death wit
sorrow
W. VI. McFadden. OF Orange cOul
ty, Cal. delegate to the nation;
democratic convention, visited h
brother John ". cFadden at VI
ginia. On Monday the brothers mac
THE TINES a pleasant call Mr. NJ
, Fadden is proprietor of Rose Law