The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-08-11

WANTED at once a man in every
neighborhood to sell cream separa'
tors, apply to Carpenter & Shater
Mig. Co, Butler, Mo. 81 I'm
How to get a nice, new $3.50 Cot
tage for only $50. Address
H. Cruce, Banker,
414t ElDorado Springs, Mo.
With pleasant weather the fair at
Rich Hill this year ought to be well
attended. The association can de-
pend on Butterflies helping to make
the fair a success.
Corn is looking much better.
Farmers have their corn pretty well
cleaned out and the color is much
brighter and better than it was
Foster Times.
0. B. Stapleton, who has been at
tending the Bradley Institute at
Peoria, Ills, Ia mt home on vaca'
ton and will return about the first
OF September. We acknowledge q
pleasant call and renewal.
How to get u nice, new $3.50 Cot.
tage for $50. Address,
N. II. Cruce, BANKER,
al At ElDorado Springs, Mo
Z, C. Judy, with the National
Bank of Commerce, Kansas City, in
company with his brother-in.law,
Judge Jno. W. McFadden, favored
us pleasantly and had his name en-
rolled for The TINES. He came down
to attend his mothers funeral.
We are very sorry to report Mrs.
Georgeana Amyx in a critical con-
dition, Grandma, as she is familiar
ly called, is well up in the 7O's and
this severe spell is telling on her now
frail frame. We trust however, that
she will regain her health in due time
and remain with US a. number Of
years yet.-Amsterdam Enterprise.
How to get nice, new $3.50 Cot.
tage for only $50.
Address n. III. Cruce, Banker,
41.4t ElDorado Springs, Mo.
Foster Times:-Ioe Lewis team
ran away with Rolla Ephland last
Saturday, They got straddle OF a
barb wire fence and ran about 200
yards. No one was much hurt and
not much damage done. Running
200 yards astraddle OF barb wire
fence and no one hurt or much dam
age done was certainly marvellous.
According to an exchange the fol-
lowing are the reasons why an engine
Is spoken OF as "She": They wear a
Jacket, shoes, apron, hose, and drag
a train after them; they have a lap,
need guide, ride wheels, will not
turn out for pedestrians, and some.
times refuse to work; they attract
men, are sometimes very contrary,
and it takes man to manage them
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse E. Smith enter.
tanned Mrs. SIS. people, Mr.. and Mrs
]. E. Arnold, children and grand
children, to a family dinner on Sun
day last. There were just % present
including Eve babies; q regular
Rooseveltian family, but that IL
about all they do agree with the
President in. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W
Logan, of Cairo, Ills, were present
Grandpa and grandma Arnold are
both hale and hearty and take great
pride and comfort in the success
their children are making.
Guy L. Emerson has left the Mer
camille Natl Bank. of Pueblo, ant
accepted a position with the New
York Life Insurance Co., with head
quarters at Pueblo and writes thai
he is meeting with splendid success
Says he got caught recently in 6
severe snow storm in mining camp
near Durango, Col. Mr.. Emerson
was with the Farmers Bank OF thi.
city for q long time and no young
man ever stood higher with oul
people, all Of whom will be glad tt
note his success In life.
Prof. Ben F. Parker, President o
the Warrrensburg Business College
and his estimable wife, came down tt
attend the williamson uzick mar
riage. Prof. Parker favored us will
q pleasant call on Monday. He 1
highly gratifed over the prospects
for his school the coming year. say
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