The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-08-03

at the home of her father, F. I. Red
dell.
Miss Myrtle Hsrtwell, accompanied
by Miss Merte, a daughter oiDwight |
Hartwell, lie at home from St. Louis |
for a vacation with her parents and
many friends.
Miss Matte Clay and Roy Daniels
we're married at Beloit, Kansas, on
July 10th, 1905. Mr.. Daniels is dis
trict manager OF the Missouri & Kan
cas- Telephone Co. They will live at
Topeka.
Elder E. 81. Williamson, formerly
pastor OF the Christian church here,
has accepted call to the church at
Bruins wick, Mo. Elder Williamson
MARI ed Miss Quick Of the Virginia
neighborhood.
The NJ. W. A. picnic st Amsterdam
last week was rained out. A large
number gathered before the storm
br oke; these spread their dinner in q
vacant store building and had q
jolly good time in spite Of the rain.
Springfield will vote on the local
option proposition shortly and II is
said the sentiment is very strong for
wiping out the saloons, In which
ev emit the city will be deprived OF
S22, 900 per year revenue.
The commissioners appointed by
| Go vernon Folk, have located the
80 uthwest normal school at Spring.
field, No. The fight narrowed down
between Springfield and Webb City,
and the former won by unanimous
vote. Governor Folk has approved
the location.
Bate Bachelor and wife were In
fro m their Deep Water home on Mon
day. Bate, although young man,
has been frugal and saved up for q
rainy day. He was ON q trade for a
fine farm in Summit. He wisely thinks
Bates county land good and safe
in vestment.
J. Il. Trimble recently moved his
ia mily from Cass county TO Mound
to wnship. Mr.. Trimble left Bates
co unity about twenty years ago and
we mt to Iowa. He brought several
pa rites OF investors back here the
pa st few years, until be just couldn't
resist the spell TO move back himself.
]. A. Msddy and daughters, Misses
Alvena and Natalie, were pleasant
callers on Saturday. Miss Alvena
was one OF the successful applicants
for one OF Prof. Ives degrees and had
sec ured the Miami Center school.
fMr. Msddy says he has been In Bates
county since 1867 and never saw a
better crop prospect.
j. c. NJ. Young, an old settler and
substantial farmer Of Deep Water,
was a pleasant caller on Monday.
Last Thursday was Mr.. Young's 74th
birth day and as was their custom
his four children and two brothers
in.law, Parson Combs and w. A.
Radford, Of Texas dropped In to cele.
brate the event, enjoyed a good din.
ner prepared by Mrs. Young and
Everybody had fine time.
J, George W. Newberry and Stewart
!. Atcheson left Wednesday morning
for Roswell, New Mexico, where they
expect to open a bank. Mr.. New
berry ia practical banker OF expe,
rience and has been cashier of the
Farmers Bank In this city several
years. Mr.. Atcheson was Circuit
Clerk Of Bates county for four years,
and is a good business man. Both
stand high in this county as gentle
men Of worth and probity. The
TIM Es wishes them we'll and believes
they will be successful.
Jsmison Cook Bomar met with
quite serious accident this morn.
ing, almost severing two toes on q
! broken bottle. DR.. Allen dressed the
wound. This should prove another
deterrent to the careless habit oiper-
sons throwing all kinds OF rubbish,
. broken glassware, ETC., into the alleys
} or on to the thoroughiares and com.
: mons Of the town. These things are
not alone unsightly but dangerous
to the children, and are declared q
nuisance by the city ordinances.
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