The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-13

undressed hid gloves In black and
white. SAN LEVY NERO. Co.
B. L. Renfro, Of LeesviIle township,
the king watermelon raiser OF Henry
icounty, has sold this season fifteen
big wagon loads OF fine melons OF
bis two acres Of ground.
Others get Fifty cents ios the quail.
ity overslls we sell for 4ec-Ameri.
can Clothing House.
The Clinton Tribune is not taking
kindly TO the proposition OF that
brick plant at Clinton and the paw.
ing OF the streets, and wants to know
who Is going TO pay the freight.
Z. D. Kipp was in Butler Satur-
day and was kept busy shaking
hands with his many friends. Weac.
knowledge q pleasant call. He is
prospecting in business in Kansas
City.
Mrs. Fred Leiker and daughter,
Mary, OF Cleveland, Ohio, WAC have
been spending the past week In But
Ter with friends, left Saturday for Fl.
Scott, Kansas, to spend week orso
with her parents before returning
home.
tits estimated that one hundred
thousand people greeted Mr.. and
Mrs. Bryan on their arrival home at
Lincoln, Nebraska. II was grand
outpouring Of the people regardless
of politics.
A big wolf chase Is on near Chick
asha, Oklahoma, In which a hundred
men with one hundred hounds are en-
gagged. Hunters from Texas, Arkan'
sas and all parts OF the territories
compose the party.
Mrs. Sol Farmer, OF Lexington
Ills, is visiting her brother W. A
Downey OF Homer. She was herr
ten or twelve years ago. She ex
pressed herself as dell GIFTED with GU
country.
Col. and Mrs. Silas Wright Doole.
have issued cards to the marriage @
their daughter Miss Germaine MAJ
guerite, and Mr.. Nautilus Gustil
Kendall, on Wednesday eveninI
Sept. 10th 1906.
W. A. Downey and little son Lee
We re pleasant callers on Wednesday
Leo has spent two years at the dee
land dumb school at Fulton and wi
Q inter- again as soon as school opeI
1.-The last OF this month.
The Star reports the death OF WI
J lam Draper, a pioneer citizen OF ] OH
- son county. and father OF Mont
10 Draper, collector OF the count.
Deceased came to johnson count
, from Christian county, Kentucky,
"' 1884.
ho Without apparent cause, appl'
:. are falling from the trees badly
this county in the last week or g.
w. Trees that were loaded with finefru
a. a short time ago, are almost bare
fruit to-day. In some orchards the
loo Is more fruit on the ground than O
'er the trees.
The removal Of the county seat
ic- st. Clair from Osceola to Monega
lis Springs is being advocated and agit'
ed by the people Of the western pa
10 OF the county. The agitation CARR
IL with II the proposition to bu,lda cou
house and jail free OF cost to q
county.
~ Geo. Domer, son Of C. G. Dom
! living several miles north OF App
" ton City, will probably be a crfpp
at Ifor lie on account OF aniniury late
30, sustained by him. While riding
zen colt he attempted to turn out fol-
team but was unable to do so. E
ON leg, which was caught In the ne
MT yoke, was cut completely to the boz
Of The city council at q special me-
ing Monday night authorized May
18th A. B. Owen and City Clerk, c.
l.,t Henry to contract for duplicate N
at. |chinsry for the light plant to &C
oh. $6, 900, which contract was made
,,,. Tue sdsy with Q travelling salesm
and only needs the sanction OF t
lhouse to make II effective. This v