The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-12-07

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fron Peoria, nls., 10 Oak
and. nls.. wAsU - A.s asesptsd .
petition n . iswslsy ssoss.F |
Bates Lodge $50 !. o.0F. sasss-
a shsioliowing sncsrs % thsseGuhs |
Meeting hesdAxslghA Nsbb0sSM. |
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Basa; esczyeAey. ". D. Arnold; |
Tssassrsr, ". W.Rpss. InstAllAtiea |
d ofncsrs win tAks place Asst Mon
day night In January.
0sssrd q. C. Clssa, Major 9. I. |
LSpch, Circuit Clssk John 4. Psstse. |
ION end Dolsy Cobb lsit TIE last Of
The vssk ise IL Gah coast IN TEXAS
whGs, thsy xfll camp TOR Svc tRssks
and shoot beauss aad othsr aquatic
birds and animals. Thsy took along
Arthur Oaks 10 look after the COM
missary department.
We have always bssa willing 70
TAKE anything IN. sxchaags Tor sab.
scription from cord wood to turnips,
but We ars compelled 70 draw The
line on rabbits, even whom IN even
dossn d oiisrsd; and ~ make our
bow 10 the compstitor who viii 90
cept rabbits On subscription.
VIM. R. Forksr, who formerly lived
near the TriDp school houss, and a.
forwards In Butler, disd st hs home
In Coiisyvills, Kansas Wednseday
morning oilaSt WsSk, oiheart trouble.
He was 78 years old and leaves .
widow and three childrsn, Mrs. Paul
GODDARD, Of New Orleans, Donald
and VIII r. Forksr, Of CoxeyviIls,
Kan.
The Warrington Pest charges that
Chairman Cortelyou and Treasurer
Bliss, Of the Republican National
Committee, collected 81, 900, 900 In
the 1904 campaign and have $780,.
Oe0 left. II seems that q Republican
President comes pretty high, but
there are none others like Teddy and
the people just would have. e.
Estes Smith, chairman, OF She
Drainage Commission, ives In Butler,
trying to got into comm unicatiou
wish Judge Philips In Kansas CITY 10
get excused from serving on the Fed.
eral Jury, on which be had beer
drawn for December. Mr.. Smith,
duties on the commission require bin
special attention, and he can moi
possibly spare q month without
throwing that work behind.
Harry Pentser is in the city visit
ing relatives. 1t has been about SIX
teen years since Harry left home, ani
instead Of taking Horace Greeley
advice he iourned toward the rising
sun. He holds an important posi-
tion with q large envelope manufac
turing plant at West Carrollton
Ohio, q substantial little town
miles Of Dayton. Harry says the!
turn on three million complete,
Envelopes every day.
The social session given by tn
Elks at their club rooms on, Monda,
night was an enjoyable affair, q
those occasions always are. Dancing
cards, billiards and pool were In
dulged in. As the evening wore o,
the modern dances were displaced b,
the old fashioned quadrille with En-
EFT Hook as general manager an
expert caller. All Joined in and
was In the small hours when tap
were sounded. A substantial luncl
with Ice cream was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Harper, G
, Charlotte, and Mrs. David Bean. q
Butler, complimented The TIME
ssnctum Saturday afternoon. Nj
and Mrs. Harper give the iollowin
report Of q corn shucking contest b,
tween three young men Of that nsigl
borhood, working for NJ. Harps
last week. They each had . WACO
and the field was one.qusrtsr Of
mile from The crib. Their recordsic
the day: Eusl Hinson. los bushsll
IL pounds; Joe Whinery, LOT busl
els, so pounds; james BFadsn, 10
bushels and 16 pounds. Each shucl
3 cd and hauled four loads. We thin
that a mighty good record and woul
like to know Il any one slss In Il
lcountv has M can bat II n, Ne