The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-08-31

]. E. Fluff orders The TINES TO
his address at Cleora, Ind. Ter.
Bring your eggs, to us, we take
tenn in exchange for goods same as
cash. A 81. SAM'L LEVY & Co.
Asouvenir postal from j. S. Brown
at Avalon bay, Catalina Island,
where he writes he was having good
time, just for day.
Rev. Frank Y. Campbell, pastor OF
the Baptist church at Warrensburg,
has accepted a call TO the passionate
of the FIRST Baptist church Sedalis.
A car load OF feeders will be sold at
the monthly stock sale, on next Sat-
urday, September End, six months
time will be given at s per cent. See
advertisement.
Lewis Hall the postmaster and
justice OF the peace OF Kimmswick,
Mo, shot and killed Herman Hent-
schell, the town marshal, In a
dispute over an attempt to enforce
the Sunday lid.
A scrap between three negro men
in front OF a saloon in Higginsville,
resulted In the death OF one from a
stab wound. The other two were
landed in Jail at Lexington.
We take eggs in exchange for dry
goods, shoes and clothing.
"A II. SAM'L LEVY 4 Co.
0. H. Stevens, returning home from
church at Everett, had his leg broken
in a runaway accident Sunday. The
accident happened right in front of
his home and was caused by a dog
running out from the yard.
The board of education at Adrian
give notice that they intend to
enforce the provisions OF the compul,
sorry attendance low, in that town,
and that all children between the
ages OF 8 and ii must attend some
school.
Judge Graves and son, Ludwick,
and Circuit Clerk Jno. A. Patterson
left Sunday for Colorado Springs, to
attend the big meeting OF the West
ern League of trap shooters and en-
Joy a few days OF mountain air and
scenery.
The second quarterly meeting Of
the Ohio Street NJ. E. Church will be
held next Sunday, September Bird
Rev. f. p. Anderson, the presiding
elder, will be present to preach and
administer the sacrament OF the
Lords supper at II" o'clock a. m.
The union services having been clos
ed, the regular services in the church
will be resumed.
j, A. BARKER, Pastor
Uncle Lewis Jones, OF Foster, was
q pleasant caller on Monday. Mr..
Jones and his wife returned last week
from a six weeks visit to Colorado
Springs. About a year ago he
bought q farm OF hall section, near
Colby, Kan, for 81, 100. He receiv-
ell letter the last of the week offer.
ing him $4,000, which he promptly
refused.
Edgar Williams of Rush Springs,
Ind. Ter, stopped over in Butler last
week to look after property interests
and shake hands with old friends.
He had been as far north as Mani
toba, Canada selling water MELONS.
About 100 car loads OF MELONS have
been shipped this season from that
little station. Mr.. Williams had
been north about three weeks.
A letter from Hon. Geo. B. Ellis
Secretary State Board OF Agriculture,
states that schedule for farmers insti.
J tutes for the coming fall and winter
, are now being arranged and the PEG.
pie In each locality where these meet
I ings are desired should write Mr..
Ellis at an early date. He also sug
gests corn shows held in conjunction
with the Missouri Corn Growers As
ISOLATION, which will offer lat and
End premium ribbons on white and
yellow corn. whenever such shows
are arranged the winners can
enter at the state corn show to be
held at Columbia in January, at
which valuable premiums will be
given.