The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-08-29

Custer, Ohio. Mrs. Matheney was
Miss Nellie Voris, daughter OF Frank
N. Voris. She was born and raised
In this community where she was
Our good friend jas. 8. Brown has
been badly ssung by bees. We have
no official report Of the occurrence,
but know IL happened, because Jim
sent us word he would bring rs q |
watermelon the first OF the week IN |
lees the bees stung him, and we didn't
got the melon.
Mrs.. Laura Staley and daughter,
Miss Ethel, moved to Urich Tuesday,
where Mrs Sssley has situation as
housskeeper and her daughter will
attend school this winter. Their
friends wish them success in their
new home,-Creighton News.
Mrs. w. L. Stewart, Of Sumpter,
Oregon, who had been visiting the
family Of her brother, W. F. Jack
sou, In Butler, and her parents in the
east part Of the county, returned to
her western home the first OF TIT
week.
Some factory price $500 pianos
1900; $eOOpianos $500; $3.50 pianos
$125. $40 down balance to suit
customer. Come In and see our goods
whether you buy or not, and tell
your friends what values We have.
Aug. "A to Sept. s at R. d. Wheeler
Music Co.'s, Rich Hill, Mo.
W. A. Martins boys found their
three year old iron grey mare, valued
at $3.50, shot In the leg and the
bullet had gone into the body, week
ago last Saturday. She was in che
pasture, just southwest Of the store,
and week after they found her, she
ied.-Clinton Eye.
John Il. Pyle and daughter, Mrs.
NJ. P. Campbell and Miss Edith Camp.
bell returned Sunday from several
months stay on the Pacific coast,
most OF which time was spent with
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo NJ. Hunter, at
San ose, Cal. They report a delight
full time and are much pleased with
California.
]. W. Wainwright, Company M ,
LIST regiment, u. 8. Infantry, station.
ed at Calbayeg, Samar, P. L., sends
us remittance for renewal. He writes
that he is enjoying good health and
expects to be back In old Bates In
about ten months. Everything ID
quiet there now and expects to be
ordered to Manila soon.
3 R. A. Guynn, Of Montrose, charged
. with the illegal sale OF liquor, wal
tried last week. The jury could mo-
agree and we're discharged. The at
torneys then agreed on a verdict o
!, guilty, Guynn to pay a fine OF $500
! and costs. A parole OF $3.50 Of th'
fine will be submitted to Judge Den
ton in the September term.
County Collector Ysncy Combs hal
bis force hard at work making ou
'' receipts for the current year's1taxes
County Clerk Weeks turned over tn
> tax books to him the 1st Of August
which was record time. Mr.. Comb
Is a rustler and says he is ready Il
Q receipt for all taxes paid. He is sur
making q good county collector.
r Henry Tllson was a passenger 10
q Kansas City on the afternoon train
and from there expected In the eours
E Of a few days to take a trip to north
, western Kansas. We don't know
but rather suspect there's a woms
, in the case, as Henry has been mai
ing "goo-goo eyes, at the widow
and elderly maidens for some tim
now.-Rlch Hill Review, 9th.
81 Grady Smith, son OF Recorde
4 Smith, came in from Pratt county
+ Kansas, the last Of the week to star
i In school the first OF the month. 81
d says G. ]. Schooley has sold his farm
10 for which he paid $4,000, for 1880
and expects to return to Missouri
II Ralph Schooley and wife will NOV
n back to Bates county this fall.
> Stephen Smith, Of Mingo, was
. |. pleasant caller on Saturday sitel
!. noon. He had just completed b
y examination for first grade ce