The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-30

F. r. Allen, the hustllng reslestate
man Of Adrian, was In Butler Mon
day. he is interested In Texas land,
and is working up an excursion to
that state along about the first OF
the month.
In. Carson, living near Rockville,
and one Of The Tines most substan-
tial and best farmer friends, called to
see rs Saturday, and took away with
him our thanks for q renewal OF bis
subscription.
A very appreciative change In the
hot spell arrived Sunday, and along
toward night ladies attending church
looked up their wraps instead Of
fans, and heavy quilt on the bed
was comfortable.
Il. G. Cook, the jolly good natured
proprietor OF the American Clothing
House, who was on cruise through
the oil belt OF Kansas last week look
ing after his interests has returned
home.
]. B. Paget, now merchant at
Bronaugh, No., spent few days in
the city with old friends. Mrs. Paget
has been in the county week or 30
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robt. StubbleAeld.
Presiding Elder Burton will preach
at the South Methodist church, this
city, next Sunday morning. 1t will
be his last appearance in Butler for
this conference year, and he should
be received by large congregation.
CIR. Walters, the handsome editor
OF the Rich Hill Review, spent part
OF the day in the city attending to
business before the probate court
Our latch string was on the outside
OF the door but he failed Tor some
reason to pull II.
Land buyers from q distance arr
numerous In Butler, and the lanG
agents are kept busy showing then
the country, which looks superb al
this season Of the year. The corr
and grass land show to advantage
ESPECIALLY.
s. W. Fuller died at Eldoradt
Springs Friday afternoon, and wa
buried at Carthage, Mo, Sunday
Heart disease was the cause OF death
and his taking of was very sudden
Deceased was.a resident OF this coun
ty, owning q fine farm about tw
miles southwest OF this city. Hewa
So or 60 years Of age and a most ez
cellent citizen.
"a. The annual reunion Of the Mexican
war vetrans is to be held at Chilli
Gothic, Mo-, Wednesday and Thurs
day, September II and ID. All vet
o rams with their wives and daughters
and all widows are urged to be pref
n, emit. Bates county has but one vel
a ran OF this war, Uncle Laben Wal
a. rem of this city, who Is now In hi
min ETY.. third year, aud Bates count
Ia proud OF this grand old soldier.
st. Arrangements are being made b
at the ladies Of the Wednesday Coter'
for their annual chrysanthsmul
D show to be held in this city In I'll
!. iorepart OF November, and they wal
~ all those interested in the show, an
who intend to compete for prizes I
file their Intentions as soon as poss
ys, BILE. The show last year was gree
res success, and Il is intended this yee
nix to eclipsei II possible all former effort
Sid Alexander writes us thus:
ay have located at Caplinger Mills, Nc
be the great fishing resort. I lived
ng old Bates 80 years and 3 month
or. Am very sorry TO leave my old
and neighbors, and must have Il
quo booming TINES sent TO me eve
week a. for years past" Sid, q
' : booming TINES will pay You week
W Visits at your new home, keep u
posted on passing events In o
ar. Bates, pray for your prosperity 81
+. the health Of yourself and family.
are Mrs. Matte Sellers received . 10
=. gram from Chicago Sunday evenin
notifying her Of the death Of her %
n Thomas, in that city. No partic
~ lars were given - to cause Of deaf
Il. The body win b shipped to Ht