The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-05-23

NUM- VIII dffiFo bOFmOrrOW 30 D
the guest for ten days OF Mr.. an,
Mrs. s. p. Day, S2S Benton boule
vard.-Kansas City Star, 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. McBurney an(
charming daughter, Miss Kate, wer,
county seat visitors on Friday. Mr.
AcBurney Is an early settler anC
owns a fine farm adjoining Amster
dam.
For SALE: Two houses and lot.
In Butler, both three room houses
Located on corner OF High and
Adams. See or address
Miss MARY SWIFT,
% At Butler, Mo
Miss Ethel Walkup, who has been
teaching In S.. Louis the past year,
stopped over In Butler on Monday,
to visit old friends for a few days, be.
fore returning to her home in Colo.
RADIO.
In preparation for free delivery, to
begin the first CT June, our letters are
now being stamped In red ink, al
lyou wish your mail delivered by ca /.
rier, have II addressed to street and
number b"
Our old friend Mat Adams, down
at Nyhart, is as prompt as death or
taxes In meeting his obligations, and
TIE TIMES can always depend on n
remittance for renewal about the
18th Of May.
W. E. Reed, q stockmsn, was nun.
dered In Mexico, Mo-, last week. The
next day a mass meeting was called
and In a few minutes 2,400 was
subscribed for the apprehension and
conviction OF the murderer.
VIM. Perry, OF Usage township and
Miss Lulu DeJarnett, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James K. DeJarnett,
OF Sheridan, Wyo.. were married by
Judge Boxley Friday evening at his
Office In the court house.
The High School ball team went
up to Passaic Saturday, and was
trounced to the score OF ID to l by
the country boys. Walter Rice was
the pitcher for the country lads, and
our boys could not bat him.
One yearllng Missouri mule 1920.
Such Is the record for Bates county,
as reported by Mr.. Geo. l. Argen-
bright, OF Altoona. In the language
OF the street, that Is "going some."
Who can beat it?-Sedalia Ruralist.
Duncan Weeks, a prominent young
business man OF Springfield, Mo-, was
visiting the family Ct his uncle, coun.
ty clerk c. G. Weeks, the last OF the
week. In company with deputy clerk
viii Weeks, he made us q pleasant
call.
Judge W. II. Buford. surveyor OF
johnson county, was killed by the
cars at a crossing In Warrensburg
last week. He was serving his second
term as surveyor and Bridge Com
missioner and was very popular in
that county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel E. Heinlein,
3505 Brooklyn avenue, announce the
engagement OF their daughter, Jessie
Clare, to William Ira Ayres, CT this
city. The marriage will take place
Wednesday, June 19.-Kansas City
Star, 10Th.
T. 81. Douglass came In the first OF
the week to visit relatives In the
county. He was recently elected su.
perintendent Of the public schools OF
Hartville, Mo. Mr.. Douglass is a
Bates county boy and began teach
ing In this county several years ago.
Wilbur Dugan and his sister, Miss
Cora, returned the last of the week
from Roswell, New Mexico, where
they had been for several months for
Miss Cora's health. She did not re-
ceive the benefit hoped for and her
condition is reported critical.
Jas G. Hayes sold G. s. Meheyer
two fine Jacks the first OF the week.
Mr.. Meheyer bought these jacks to
ship back to Iowa. He owns land
in Bates county. Jim Hayes has
two very fine jacks left which he is
breeding at his farm near Amoret.
Major Crowell has received the first
consignment Of parasites for the
green bug, sent to this county by the
agricultural experiment station, at
Columbia. He will see that they are
given fair test to prove their virtue
as exterminators of the green bug
pest.
All Bates co unity is proud OF the |
record Lawrence Griffith has made
In the recent extra session OF the |
Missouri Legislature. He has moth.
Ing to "explsin away he voted |
right on every proposition. Give us |
more lawmakers like Griffith Dor.
der Telephone.
W. N. Sears returned last night
from Butler, NO., where he was