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

j. J. Cayen, oil Oklahoma, is visit
ing bis sister, Mrs. W. ii. Hupp.
Mr.. Caven is an old Bates county
boy, but went to Oklahoma and got
a good claim at the first opening in
1892, which is now quite valuable.
The Butler Cash Department Store
is Offering prizes for the greatest
amount Of produce and the greatest
number OF packages of produce
brought to their store during the
month OF August.
L 81. Logan and Miss Dannie A.
Morris Of Nevada, were married at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
jackson in Butler, Sunday morning
at 10 O'Clock. They were visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Moore.
| Saturday morning as q number OF
western horses owned by d. A. Col
Iyer, were being driven into the. feed
Iyard, one Of the most valuable ami
NAL was 80 severely snagged on q
projecting plank that he had to be
killed.
Misses Orna and Ina Tucker OF
Livingston, Montana, are visiting
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. 0
Warford, Of Adrian. After o couple
OF weeks Of sight seeing at the
Worlds fair they will return to their
Montana home.
W. II. Christoleer, from Grand
River, says the prospects in his Sec
tion now are that farmers will raise
enough corn to carry them through
the winter and much more than was
expected a few weeks ago.
Mrs. Robert Stubblefield had a
nasal hemorrhage on Saturday
which continued throughout the
night and until 10 o'clock Sunday
before she could be relieved. She was
much weakened by loss OF blood.
VIM. M. Berry, sheriff OF Union
county, KY, was here Friday, to
get VIM Osborn, who is wanted for
house burglary at Morganfeld. Os.
born had been working at the VIM.
lSpeaks coal bank for some time.
The sheriff returned with hisprisoner
Friday aiternoon.-Amsterdam En-.
terprise.
Bert Allen had bis pockets picked
at Rich Hill, but Bert coniesses 1t
was filed principally with bread
tickets with 80 cents in cash. Now
she question is what right did he
have carrying all that money around
as a temptation to pickpockets.
Arthur Morris, who had been
spending few days with his mother
and numerous friends in Butler, left
the last OF the week for Chicago,
where he will open an Office for the
"Ad Writer" a st. Louis publication
with which he is connected.
Miss JEANETTE Bewley, eldest daugh'
ter Of Rev. W. c. Bewley, Of Carter.
vile, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. ]. D.
Allen. Miss Bewley is graduate Of
Cottey College, Nevada, and has &C.
cepted a position as teacher in the
Carterville schools the coming year.
DR.. G. r. Smith left the last OF the
week for Duncan, l. Ty., where he is
engaged in the practice Of dentistry.
He will stop off at La Harpe, Kan,
for q few days to visit his brother
John. He has been home for a month
recuperating from a severe attack OF
Typhoid fever.
Henry W. Gilmore, an old and
highly respected citizen OF Deep
Water township, died at his home
Sunday evening, after a protracted
ILLNESS. He leaves wife and six
children, Art. Gilmore, Mrs. Bert
Radiord, Mrs. Mabrey, Mrs. James
Keene and Mrs. Bert Graham.
John McKissick has returned to
Butler and purchased an interest in
the business Of Hotel Ross from his
iather-in-law, George Frank, and
j win assist in the management. He
has had considerable experience in
| the hotel business, having been con-
nected with several hotels In Kansas
City.
Mrs. ]. N. Christy and Mrs. Thoe.
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