The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-12-14


ton, Iowa, was at John Barnharts
the first OF the week.
Probate Judge SIlvers married C. |
D. Meyers and Miss Annie Price, both
Of Foster, on Saturday.
VIM Dooley, g popular travelling
man, is here TO spend the holidays
with bis parents, Col. and Mrs. 8. W.
Dooley.
Mrs. Robert Hsllenbeck is visiting
her parents, Col. and Mrs Dooley |
and will probably remain until after
the holidays.
Struther Lewis, wife and baby, OF
West Point Twp, we're visiting the
families OF N. B. and C. b. McFar-
land the last OF the week.
Oliver Thompson, OF Macomb, Ills,
is visiting his daughter Mrs. James
Greenup, northeast OF Butler. MIR.
Thompson is looking around with q
view OF locating.
The changes in the time table OF
the Mo. Pac. which went into effect
last Sunday, changes the north bound
train from 1890 to lao. The time
OF the other trains were changed only
about three minutes each.
W. R. Snodgrass was pleasant
caller on Wednesday and favored US
with renewal, He was accompanied
by his little son Marvin, who owned
a hog in the shipment his father was
making and came along to look al
ter his own stock.
Aaron, in his Virginia items, at.
tempted to perpetrate a Joke on a
school marin Of that neighborhood,
and the intelligent compositer, oil
'course, got the item badly mixed. Az
a consequence Aaron has been forced
to hide out and have his meals sent
to him in the tall timbers.
The two days cattle and hog sale
OF ii. Fl. Harshaw, on Friday and
Saturday, was we'll attended and the
stock is reported to have brought
reasonably good prices. There were
~any buyers from other counties
aud most OF the cattle went out o.
Bates county. These sales were vel
advertised and nearly every body
present went with the expectation o
buying.
Ray McCulloch and Miss Nellie Orr
were married at the home OF Captain
F. j. Trgard In this city on Wednes
day OF last week and left for HO
Springs, Ark on their wedding tour
Bo5h OF these popular young peopl
. wards OF Capt. Tygard, and hav
made their home with him for man
wears. The TINES extends congrai
ulations and best wishes for thei
happiness.
The High School gave receptio
and banquet in the NJ. ". A. Ha
Friday night to celebrate the victor
OF Chester Sleeth in the elncutioner
contest at Harrisonville. The room
and tables were decorated in clal
colors, an entertaining program IN
been arranged and approprin
tossts were offered and responded
Only pupils OF the High School al
teachers were in attendance.
Our highly esteemed old friend
W. Ashbaugh, OF E. Boone, with /
good wife, was in Butler Tuesd
and, of course, called to see us, as b
been bis custom for nearly thir
years. He has passed his allot
three score and ten by two years a
yet age rests but lightly upon hi
barring the 'tarnation rhumati'
His rudy complexion, jovial dispt
tion and pleasant old face shed
ray Of sunshine wherever he goes q
those who meet him, always feel
better.
=, The editor Of TIE TINES and
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..n . bountiul mes Of sausage, 4
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