The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-02

Walton Allen played with the
Crawford Orchestra, at she Baptist
Association, at Wsrrensburg last
week.
Judge and Mrs. Graves returned
the last OF the week from Garden
City, where they had been visiting
the Judges parents.
G. Fl. Conger came In from Wash.
ington City to join his wife, who is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
P. Edwards.
The Appleton City Journal prints
q complete roster Of the subscribers
to the Appleton City and Rockville
Telephone Exchange.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Wright had 23
spring chickens smothered to death
In a box 10 which they we're bringing
them to market on last Friday.
Mrs. Thos. j. Smith has returned
home from Q protracted visit to rel
ativss and old friends 10 Kentucky.
She vent there during the "Home
coming week."
John B. Powell joined his wife here
Saturda :, who had been visiting hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. F. Kinney
lior several weeks. Their home is at
River Forest, Ills.
John NJ. Harlln was visiting hi
parents-in.law, Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. d
Hupp last week. He is q posta
! clerk with a run between Ksnsa'
City and Pratt, Kan.
Mrs. Isabel West, OF La Due
Henry county, Is III at the home o
, her sister, Mrs. A. H. Black, on Me
, chanlc street. She is apparently un
! able to take nourishment and he
8 recovery is despaired of.
t Senator William Warner and Elk
d Senator F. NJ. Cockrsll have been II
+ vited to address the old settlers 81
d ISOLATION at its reunion in Butler o
i August 2Sth. It 10 to be hoped tina
u both OF these illustrious Missouriar
y will honor us with their presence o
II that occasion.
- Leonard, the eight year old son {
W. G. Bernhardt, had his ankle fra
tured in an automatic hay rake, o
n their place west Of town Thursda
10 afternoon. He was assisting In Il
ct hay field when the accident occurre'
in DR.. Foster was called and set the !
1t jured member, and says that vii
Of no complica lions, the boy will SOC
be we'll.
rt Mr.. and Mre. W. F. Duvall Il
p Saturday for Burlington, Verm on
~ 10 visit Mr.. and Mrs. r. E Percivt
Ia and Mr.. Duvall will look after bu'
re ness interests. On the way they e
IN pect to stop over at Niagara Fal
Buffalo, N. Y, Toronto and Montl
W al, Canada. They expect to take t
rs famous trip by steamer down the
er Lawrence river. They will be 60
about two weeks.
'ts Warrensburg Presbyterians are
nd a church row that will be decided
q the circuit court. Recently they
!. cided to unite the Cumberland wi
=. the parent body and this was 81
sn- posed to have been accomplish
ow Some OF the Cumberlands, howev
at upset the consolidation and,
10 nounced services as usual, break
-. open the edifice for that purpo
eee Senator Cockrell is one OF the cid
Int OF this church, but he is away.
The wires running to "THE TIN
ew information bureau" have not b
DIN lcrossed, respecting the interview
tho 1.-The defeated candidate before the
publican convention and the edi
'no of the Republican Press. The cal
lat date reminded Mr.. Funk, In 9
old stance, that be was the only Rep
,ps lican before the convention for s
- Office, that the candidate the Fl
l forced upon the party was apopu
on and something Of q dead head. n
San the Republican Press had advoca
big PopulIsts and boilers for nearly
t,v cry place from Congress down
- asked him II he Thought the old
uio Republicans would stand for 8
treatment.
ons MARRIED.-<At the brides no
ok Arthur Thomas and Rosa Cobb
's.e 30th, 1905, Squire W. A. Woods
'o's ficiating. Some nfty guests
auu friends sat down to q bountiful