The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-24

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II II Il common question III speak
ing OF man who has made a success
III business. How did he build up
such business in such short time =
4 careful diagnosis OF these eases
leads TO but one auswer-judicious
ADVERTISING C. j Bailey Boston
Our Young friend J \. Rogers call !
ed Saturday aud had The TIMES sent /
u his address at Sedalia. where he
will attend the Central Business Col !
lege this winter He j. son oi J. II /
Rogers. one of the county's first set
tiers, who lives at the foot q Spy
Mound III Homer township.
\ sa'i accident occurred at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs RObt + Me
donald. ut Lucas. Henry county. the
other day. III which their siX-montn-
old son was burned To death. The
child had been tied in "A chair III front
| OF he open fire place and during the
absence of the mother tipped the
chair over and fell head first into the
| fire. The child died in two hours al
ter being rescued.
DR.. Foster spent couple of days
at the home OF his parents in Henry
EcOunty last week As for the street
| fair III Clinton, said the doctor.
| the merchants OF the town
displayed but little enterprise, as
there We're but five or six booths put
up in front OF the stores on the public
square. and his view OF the matter
was, that. aside from the burgoO
| feast the fair was tame one COM
pared with that in Butler.
ElDorado Sun. 17.-Prof. Henry
and wife returned Monday from
trip to Miller county. where they
spent a couple OF weeks visiting rela-
tiveS The many friends OF the pro-
| lessor, in this section of the state.
where he is SO we'll known. will be
i glad to learn that he has entirely re-
covered from his late serious affiic-
ton, and that aside from being
reduced in flesh, he is his old time self
both in mind and bodily vigOr.
Rural free delivery service will be-
established December 2nd an Butler,
Bates county, Mo. with seven car
riers; length of routes. 1876 miles.
population served, 3.172; carriers,
i. H. Hukel. Frank Patrick. Z. NJ
Wix. l.. c. Fox. Thomas wainwright,
j F. Nicolay, o. p NJ Jenkins The
postOtfices at Culver and Peru are TO
be discontinued and Ballard and
Lone Oak supplied by rural carrier.
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we were cOmplimented by pleasant
call from Rev. u. H. Leech. of Salem,
Oregon Rev Leech is a brother OF
Mrs. ID Il. Braden, and was in the
county attending Il family reunion.
mention Of which was made by Aaron
III last week issue He visited tins
| county fifteen years ago, and remarks
upon the wonderful changes which
have taken place since then. J II.
Braden. son of the late ID r. Braden.
was also q pleasant caller.
The editor Of the Record spent
Thursday in ST Louis attending the
Masonic Grand Lodge and paving al
brief visit to several business friends.
The grand lodge was very largely
attended bv brethren from all parts
OF the state and the session was one
of more than usual interest We re-
turned Yesterday morning as did J.
5 Francisco and Mrs Tygard, Cap
tain having stopped OF at Jefferson
City W. ". Ross will reach home
O-mOrrOw-RecOrd. 10Th.
As regards the game law of this
state. the Revised Statutes of 1899,
and amendatory laws 1901. Sec.
230J. read lit is declared unlawful
for anv person to sell or offer to sell.
buy or offer to buy. any quail. PIN
mated grouse. prairie chicken. wild
deer. will turkey in this state for a
period of five years. Sec. 23O5-b
reads. 1t shall be unla wful for any
railroad. express company. steam
boat or other common carrier. or
agent thereof. 10 receive for shipment
or convey from one county to anOth-
er, any quail. pinnated grouse, prai-
RE chicken. wild deer or wild turkey
killed within this state
VIM. f. Walton. president OF the
Missouri State Bank, which strong
financial institution he had the
honor of founding and through
whose exertions it has gained its
present high standing. also president
OF the Walton Trust Co. one of the
strongest institutions OF the kind in
the state outside of st. Louis and
Kansas City, which he also founded
and which bears his name. orders
his paper changed back TO Butler
from Denver. where he had spent the
greater part of the summer for his
health. He left his wife and his
nephew. Walton Allen. in Denver
He said Walton wanted to stay until
spring.