The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-01-01

well-tO-uO Idrtner resluiuR near
Adrian, called Tuesday and had his
name enrolled for The TINES.
John Willis, one OF our good and
punctua! subscribers residing near
Rich Hill, called Tuesday and renew
ed, for which he has our thanks and
best wishes for health, happiness and
prosperity in the new year
Attorney A, j. Smith, of Adrian
accompanied by his son Clayton, a
manly little fellow, gave The TINES
a pleasant call Tuesday. As is his
custom once year, Mr.. Smith drop
ped in to renew his subscription,
Although a good republican, The
TINES has few stauncher friends than
MIR. Smith.
Henry Roseman, a farm hand, Is
the beneficiary of the will OF the late
Edward Follensby, OF Wood towns
ship, Wright county, for whom he
worked, to the extent of So,
Roseman's little son also gets farm
under the will EollenshurX had no
relatives.
lNcrBAToRs-l have for sale, at
less than regular prices, a number OF
Sure Hatch lncubatoTS and lirooders
which can he seen at my office in
basemen of court house.
c. W. FuLEERsoN.
Miss Lucille Cunningham. the ,12-
year-old daughter OF Mr., and Mrs.
j. H. Cunningham, OF Nevada, Mo-,
! came near being burned to death by
the explosion OF a coal oil can Fri
day, says the Post. The child at
tempted to start the fire with oil
Tom the can and it was ignited by
live Goals from the stove.
Lon Ray and Miss Ada Owen were
united in marriage at Urich, Henry
county, Mo, Christmas Eve. The
p. groom is head salesman in !. W.
Fisk's store, and is among Buffers
most popular and energetic young
men, The young couple are house
keeping on South Main street. The
TINES extends congratulations.
DR.. Bates. OF Adrian, had his fine
saddle mare stolen Saturday night
Monday morning the thief was cap
TIRED at Sheffield near Kansas City.
He gives his name az q. W. Houk.
The officers had been notified and a
policeman arrested iIouk. as he was
riding the mare through the streets.
Houk was brought to Rntlpr and
locked in Jail Monday evening.
Four thoroughbred registered
. Poland China brood sOw4 have lust
been received by John Armstrong
and L. S. Paddock. They were pur.
chased of E +. AxlinN, Oak Grove
Mo-, and are perfect beauties. Mr.
Axline is one of the largest and best
known breeders OF Poland Chin hogt
in the state, and as Armstrong ant
Paddock wanted to engage in thu
business, they went to Mr. Axline TO-
the best and purchased four.
Miss Cecil Whiteman, daughter o
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Whiteman
;, Of Carrollton, Mo, has gone to tn
{ Philippine Islands, where she will b,
r married to J. L. Farwell, a lover
;. when war was with Spain. Mr.. Far
o well enlisted in the Fourth Missouri
!. Regiment. When his term of enlist
h ment expired, be secured position
h with the government at Manila, an,
e being unable to come for his bride
h sent for her to come to him.
r Major W. +. Lennon has fin
II hay farm Of 145 acres near Clayton
Y il Cole township, from which be sol
l. u few days ago toa Kansas City fri
Is ,st, hrtt-tr--ti t-tfts- -tifrfottfy- hay
The purchase price was So a tor
This farm has brought Major Len
mon II net annual income Of IS a
y acre for the past eight years. Thi
y should be sufficient proof that farr
> lands in Vernon county can be mad
profitable to investors.-Nevad
Mail.