The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-07-28

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| WANTED at once a man in ever,
neighborhood to sell cream separa
tors, apply to Carpenter & Shafe
Mig. Co., Butler, No. 3TTm
Company b arrived home from
Camp Bates at Nevada Tuesda,
night.
Mrs. R. r. Campbell, of Pleasan
Gap, who had been visiting relative
ia Platte county, has returned. Sh'
was accompanied by her sister, Mrs
Burt.
{. Lirs, the south side merchant, il
invoicing bis stock OF goods. Weun
derstand he has sold his stock OF dry
goods to couple OF gentlemen from
Independence, Mo.
Miss Ella Dugan left Tuesday might
for Northburn, Ohio, where she goe,
to visit relatives and may conclude
to make her future home.
All members of Butler Camp, No
2459, NJ. W. A. are requested to meet
at Camp Hall Thursday, Aug. 4th
1904, for the purpose OF attending
the Log Rolling at Rich Hill.
Misses Naomi and Anna Day Smith
gave a delightful entertainment iu
honor Of their friend Miss Rab Young,
OF Lawrence, Kansas, at their home,
just east Of town, Monday evening
Quite a large party OF young folks
were present.
A forty to one chance isn't calcu'
lated to make one grow very enthus-
iastic over his prospects, but we hope
number of those quarter sections
in South Dakota will fall to the lot
OF Bates county people.
The family OF DR.. W, E. hampton,
consisting of his wife and three
daughters, Lorena, Maud and VERNE,
arrived on Saturday last. DR.. Lamp.
ton recently located In our city to
practice osteopathy.
The work house in Kasas City is
oyercrowded with prisoners, and the
superintendent has notified the may
or that it will be necessary to pardon
some Of the older convicts before new
ones can be admitted.
Tie Kansas City papers report
that the strike at the packing houses
leaves the live stock market at the
stock yards uncertain and unsatis.
factory. Shippers we're advised Sat
Crday OF the threatened strike and
not to come to market with stock.
For SALE-Champion Self Binder,
used part OF one season and shielded.
Terms, to suit. G. |. LYNCH.
31-1m Butler, Mo.
Clark Hays, writing us from Gil
mer, Texas, says he would like to be
back in old Missouri during the
Presidential campaign, that he had
not voted since 1897. He kindly re.
us with remittance for re-
newal to Aug. 1, 1905.
Walter Kline and Miss Ella Herrell
were united in marriage Monday
by Rev. Joel Barker, the
ceremony took place at the parson-
age, and the young couple left for
Kansas City their future home on the
noon train, taking with them the
best wishes OF host Of friends. The
bride is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Hamilton Herrell, OF this city.
Judge H. C. Timmonds, OF Lamar,
was nominated for Judge OF the Kan
,as City Court Of Appeals at Pertle
Springs convention Tuesday evening |
oy reclamation. Resolutions were
adopted indorsing the administra.
ion Of Gov. Dockery and the nomi-
nations made by the Jefferson City |
convention last week.
Invitations have been received by |
Butler friends requesting their pres
nee at the marriage OF Rev. E. Il.
Williamson, pastor Of the Budd Park
christian church at Kansas City, to
Miss Media Quick, Of Virginia, Bates
county. The ceremony will take
,lsce at the home OF the brides
PARENTS August 9th. Rev. William.
'on is the former pastor'of the Chris
ian church in this city. The bride
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