The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-08-24


of dry goods, notions, shoes, etc.
while the upper room is used for car
pets, curtains. cloaks, trunks snt
duplicate stock.
The store ia fitted up with all mod
ern conveniences, including electri,
fans.
The management OF this store Il
conducted by d. X. Walker, one o
the shrewdest business men In thll
part OF the state. He knows how &c
buy, when to buy and how to sell
three essentials In the mercantile
business and is a liberal advertiser.
F. M. Kennedy, OF Trowbridge
Ills. sends US remittance for renewal
Mrs. W. F. Duvall and Miss Nelli,
Austin left for Colorado for a few
weeks outing on Tuesday.
| &C. Altman. who owns a hand
some home within hall q mile oil
Amoret. WAS In Butler on business
before the probate court on Monday
and favored us pleasantly.
R C. Tune, superintendent OF the
Darby fruit farm, at Amoret, with
his wife and two daughters, Misses
Irene and Mamie, we're In Butler
shopping on Monday.
Miss Daisy Stanley entertained the
young ladies' card club at her fine
country home, near Nyhart, on Mon
day evening. The girls went out on
the Interstate train, and report q
fine time.
Mrs. C. P. Mcclellan and daughter,
Pearl, grsced our sanctum on Mon.
day and ordered the address Of their
paper changed to Nevada, to which
city they move this week, Mr.. McClel.
Ian having secured a permanent posi-
tion In the car shops there.
Wednesday Walter Barron bought
a hall interest in the Amsterdam
Mill and Elevator OF C. E. Barron,
his brother. The firm will now be
known as Barron Bros. The boys
will at once add some new machinery
and get the mill In shape for the
heavy trade which they expect this
fall, -Amsterdam Enterprise.
Miss Alice Charters, the winner In
the Republican. Press voting contest,
which provided for a two weeks free
trip to Colorado, left Monday morn
ing for Colorado Springs. Miss
Charters is charming young lady
of Deep Water township, and THE
TIMES has no hesitancy In aveering
that that was one lottery prize
worthily bestowed.
W. W. Morrison, In company with
his brother in-law, Warren Ayers,
who he is visiting, was a pleasant
caller. He is a son Of Charley Nor
rison, formerly Of the Virginia neigh
borhood. He had been connected
with Lawton paper for sometime
and sold his interest and after his
visit here will go to Kansas City to
learn machine work.
G. D. Hubbard and Miss Effis
Allison were married by b. F. Jeter,
Esq, Tuesday noon. The bridal
couple, accompanied by Miss Alice
Hubbard and John Allison, brother
and sister to the bride and groom,
drove into Butler, the ceremony was
performed, and they departed at once
for their homes The bride and
groom are popular young people OF
the Johnstown neighborhood.
Our esteemed young friend L. C.
Culbertson, OF Summit, favored us
pleasantly on Saturday. he said
the windstorm last week did cunstd-
cradle damage to growing corn,
breaking down the stalks and break.
ing of the heavy ears. Three large
hay stacks belonging to John Rich.
ardson and l for Charley Lat'ollette
were torn down and the hay scatter.
ed over the ground.
F. r. Swearens, q prominent young
Democratic farmer, OF New Home
township, was in Butler on Monday
and complimented us Mr.. Swearens'
name has been prominently mention.
ed in the Recorders race, and be says
he is not an unwilling Barke's II
tbings shake up ID his liking. Mr..
Swearens has been active in support
OF bic party's candidates, and Ia
worthy and we'll qualified for the Of
fee.
Mrs. J. b. Frissll, Mrs. ]. A. Trim
BILE and daughters, Masses Prudence
and HoPtsnse, arrived home Sunday
from ak weeks vacation In Colorado.
two Of which we're spsnt in Denver
and four in Colorado Springs. They
report 8 pleasant time and cay that
it hsa been vers hard 10 got q board
ing pl ice in either Colorado SPRINGS
or Nanitou, a. thu towns An taxed
20 their limit to take csFe 81 The VII
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