The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-30
Rich Hill viii celebrate Labor Day

Rich Hill viii celebrate Labor Day /
next Monday.
The committees are making special
efforts in securing first-class free
street entertainments for the street
fair.
Prof. T. D. Embree favored US with
pleasant call while in the city Sat
urday and had THE TINES sent TO
his uncle. NJ j. Embree, Bickleton,
Wash.
No fakes or gambling devices OF
any kind will be permitted in the
town during the street fair. The
| farmers can come to the entertain
ment without fear OF being. robbed
by gamblers.
Putnam Fadeless Dye Green, Is a
very bright green, quite fast on wool
and silk but not so fast on cotton
tit is absolutely immpOsible for you
to dye bright green on cotton that
is fast to light Zoe per package.
| FSOII " II. i. dShCA-
He. WYATT left Saturday for Chi
lcaoo to attend the q. \. X. reunion,
and spend a week or 50 visiting rela-
tives in the east. During his absence
Mrs WYATT will visit her daughter,
Mrs. L. j. Jewett, i'll Summit town
ship.
Amsterdam is to have big pump
kin show September Is. In addition
to the agricultural products to be
shown. a chicken and ladies art de-
partment have been added The
merchants OF the town are Offering
liberal premiums.
Alma and Closter Taylor, sisters,
were instantly killed at a railroad
crossing, one mile west of Etfingham,
Kan, by a Mo. Pacific passenger
train Friday. Mrs. John Black III
the wagon with them, was seriously
injured.
Miss Mabel Bailey of Foster, Rev
J. E. Alexander, of Rich Hill, I. W
Griffin. OF Lone Oak, Mrs. {. \. Allen
John Speer and Prof Gwinn left Mon
day for the state :. :. convention
which meets at Columbia the 18th
Doth and Both.
THE TINES returns thanks to Cnci
Jim Graves for bucket OF nice sWee
cider made at his mill i'll the cas-
part of town. He started up III
steam presses last week and WI
grind Tuesdays and Thursdays c
each week.
The premium list for the stree
fair this year is all and more tha'
could be asked by exhibitors. VIVA
- the fair people want is acres OF eA
=, hibits. For the success OF the fair
great deal depends on the farmer
and the interest they take IN tn
i show.
Miss Erin Meredith and J. S. Hous
III were married at the home OF IN
i. brides parents on Fl. Scott stree
st | last week, Rev. W. f. Jones official
v ing Miss Meredith was proprietres
of the millinery store on the Yves
side, and Mr.. House is a prosperou
3 business man of Appleton City
The Telephone says the bushes
< men of Hume are planning a bi
re temperance mass meeting at the y
nj f. Church in that town Sunda.
Sept. 8, when they hope to form
temperance organization of sufticiel
II strength to rid the town OF the liqu'
traffic.
Misses NJ. 4 \. Evans left for Cl
caoo the first of the week, where tn
" will spend two weeks in the lar
wholesale millinery establishment
~ studying the latest styles and bu
P inc their fall and winter stock
millinery. They will stop in kans
ed CITY. on their way home for a II
nd days.
Is Estes Smith. one of the best knO'
oe- democrats in the county, and W
made a very creditable race
NV county treasurer at the last prin
mt ries, complimented us pie'
bv antlv while in the city on Nc
Ks day. In company with R. ) Sno
another prominent farmer OF Ming
he was transacting business in Butt
- N,-+ar1a,,, proa1o - Mrs TIA