The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-08-22

! susanna Robinson, one ofSprague' :
most excellent and popular ladies.
visited her sister. Mrs Frank smith
Through the courtesy Of Mr.. Smith
{ she favored THE TINES with renew
! al
/ Mrs. J. +. Edwards went 10 Bruins
/ wick, Mo. to attend the funeral OF
I her mother. Mrs Hines Deceased
was 81 years Of age, a most excellent
lady and we'll beloved by all who
knew her.
The old soldiers reunion held at
Nevada, closed Saturday night
There were 4S5 old soldiers in attend
ance, and the Nevada papers claim
the reunion to be one OF the most
successful vet held in that city.
While digging a well on his farm
six miles northeast of Adrian. Frank
Blair struck u four foot vein of coal
at depth OF a feet That was a
good find, and as the coal is superior
in quality. Mr. Blair evidently has
struck a bonanza.
Ed Ray and Miss Ida Flesher
were united III marriage at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. H. Flesher this city. Wednesday
evening of last week The young
couple start out in life with the best
wishes OF many friends.
+. t. NandervOOrt, our popular sta
ton agent, orders THE TIMES chang
ed to his address ut Washington {.
H, Ohio, where he is spending his
vacation. He writes that his wife's
health has been very bad, but she is
somewhat improved.
Mrs. Shaffer and Miss Grace Davis
OF Bloomfield, Ia, who had been Wis
iting their sister Mrs. Chas f. Scott,
left the last of the week to visit rela-
tives and friends at Clay Center, Kan.
Mrs. Davis, Mrs SCOTS mother, is
visiting her this week
Sam Thompson, OF Washington,
Iowa; Ben. Thompson, of knoxville,
Mo, brothers; Mrs j. C. Lane, of
Liberal, Mo, niece, and j. A. Mckit-
terick and wife, of Greenwood, Mo
neigbbOrs and friends in Iowa. at
tended the funeral of the late ID. \.
Thompson on last Friday.
Robert Thomas and George John
of New Home township, were arrest
ed on warrant charging them with
disturbing religious worship, and
were brought to Butler and placed in
Jail. They will have their trial before
Squire Price at Reavely tomorrow
+. A. Mansur, prominent drug !
gist of Mountain Grove, Mo, is dead |
He had Just returned |
from Lawton and was packing his |
stock of drugs to move them to Ana
darko. where he was going to locate.
He was cousin of eN-COngressman |
MaSnur
James ShrOyer. one of the most |
farmers of Howard town
ship, was in the city on Thursday
and favored us pleasantly and sub
stantially He has been a constant
of THE TIMES since the
early eighties and always sees us once
a year He owns fine farm north
of Hume, part OF which is fine coal
land.
Miss Mary White and Miss NJ. B.
Bywaters, popular young ladies of
HarrisOnville, We're visiting friends in
Butler on Tuesday Miss White is
very popular in our city. having
taught a term in our public schools.
She afterwards served as county |
school commissioner of Cass county.
The TIMES acknowledges a pleasant
,all.
We are in receipt of an order from
Geo. ", Miers to forward his paper
rom Virginia to Cameron, West Va.
He writes that Mr. Beatty and fam
ly are all we'll and doing a fine bust
less i'll the Hotel Creed; that oil ex-
element makes times lively in that
section. Mr.. and Mrs. Miers will
spend the winter at Cameron.
From A. NJ. Rogers we learn that
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