The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-08-22

Henry Henderson and Miss Cora
Dunham, two OF our most popular
young iolks, were united In marriage
at she home OF the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Dunhsm.-Aer-
win Upper.
Mems fellow craft shoes, the best
IS so shoes msde-Wslker. McKib-
bsns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin y. Dawson,
who have fr thirty years lived In
the neighborhood of Drexsl, were
surprised by party Of friends the
other day on she anniversary oitheir
golien wedding.
Rev Clyde s lsrp, Of the Christian
Church In Adrian, Mo-, has been call
cd to occupy she pulpit at Bethany
church near Coleman the second and
fourth Sundays oi each MONTH
Pleasant Hill Local.
Frank TrinIey, alias John Henry,
Who run dive st Creighton some
months ago Was indicted, arrested
and escaped from the sheriff OF Cass
county about ayear ago, was arrest
I'd In Lection last week -Urich Her
aid.
We are in receipt Of the catalogue
and premium list Of the third annual
Street Fair and Stock Show at Ad-
rian, No., September II, II and IS.
Liberal premiums are offered In all
departments, and the fair bids we'll to
excel past successful efforts.
j. NJ. Graves called and favored us
wish renewal. He has sold out his
laundry and will shortly 60 TO Rocky
Ford, COL, and other points In the
mountains, but expects to return in
time to gather his fifty acre corn
crop.
j. A. Trimblp has closed lease
for three years more Of the Butler
opera house. Mr., Trimble has had
the house for q term OF years and
has made a success as manager and
It has a good reputation over the
country.
Mrs. Emma Leach, sister Of Cole,
Jim and Bob Younger, former mem.
bers Of the Jesse James gang OF ban
dts, died In Kansas City on Monday
as the result Of injuries received In a
street car accident In that city last
Fridav. She was 81 years old.
| C. A. Deems was a pleasant caller
on Friday and hid his dates SET
forward. Mr., Deems is an old settler
and substantial citizen and has beer
with The TINES for more than 6
quarter OF q century. To such ole
friends we always remove our hats
Ebert Payne, the son Of W D
Payne, Of near Montrose, was thrown
from a horse one day last week. Hi
loot caught In the stirrup, and hi
was only saved serious injuries BY
holding to the re!ns and preventing
the horse from running.
The Big Racket is the only plsc,
for school supplies $50 page table
for sc.
James W Holloway and wife re
turned the first OF the week from
Panhandle, Texas, where Mr. Hollo
way went In the interest of some Ian,
deals. He reports that county look
lag well. They were somewhat il
ne,d OF rain, but we're not suffering.
Merrill Otis, secretary Of the Colum
bia University Alumni Association
was in Butler Monday, as per bis ad
vertisement, for an alumni meetin,
here, but sufficient notice had no
been given, and Judge Graves wa
the only member present.
Rev. Joel Barker, special agent TO
the Children's Home Finding Asso
citation, was In Butler the first OF tn
, week. Rev. Barker has many friend
, In this city, having been statione
here several years as pastor Of th
NJ E. Church.
/, Babe Card was convicted In Judg
I Hemstreet's court on Tuesday on
, charge Of assault and fined $500
which together with the cost
amounted to $500. In default {
PAYMENT Card was committed to iai