The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-08

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can turn your farms, live stock,
personal property, stock of mer.
ehandise or anything you have for
sale into cash on short notice.
Is I'm f {. ROBBINS Auesioneer.
r. X Tarver, OF Rich Hill, was a
guest pt Mr.. and Mrs. c. 6. Weeks.
on Sunday. Mr.. Tarver is brother
OF Mrs. Weeks, and came n Bates
county With the Weeks many years
ago.
Butler Il 81 have q tabernacle
meeting, which Ia a good idea. You
can occasionally corral lot OF old
sianers under big tent who have
NOS seen the inside oi a church for so
long that th"y have forgotten " heth-
er church services open or close with
t'e doxology Brook field Gazette.
\ A daughter of John Otto. living
on the BYRD farm, near town, died
Wednesday afternoon from INJURIES
received from being thrown from a
horse lew days ago. The deceased
was an sstmsble young girl u per.
hops sixteen years and the family
have the sympathy Of many friends.
Appleton city Journal.
DR.. I. W. Foster and wife visited
relatives and friends at their old
home In Henry county last week. DR.,
Foster said shat so far as he could
learn tie sentiment seemed so be Tor
Senator Stone and the best posted
politicians claimed that Stone would
carry the county by a substantial
majority.
W. II. Lowder and wife, OF New
Home township, were In Butler on
Thursday to hear Champ Clark, We
acknowledge pleasant csllirom Mr.,
Lowder. He reported Democrats all
; In line and working hard for the
whole ticket this fall. Mr.. Lowder
Is q pioneer settler and IA strong man
In that section.
John Stangle, constable OF Usage,
was pleasant caller, while in the
city the last OF the week. Mr.. Stangle
ia one OF the militant Democrats, and
party leaders In that township. He
said the Democrats have rented the
opera house In Rich Hill for the bal.
ance OF the campaign, In which to
, hold public meetings and speakings.
A large number OF Democrats from
all sections OF the county visit Demo.
. cratic headquarters at the Pennell
when In Butler. Judge John Cole
, man is In charge and always tenders
a hearty welcome to the visitors
Don't forget to drop In and tel
, Judge Coleman the political condi
3 lions In your neighborhood. Ii Il
: very helpful to the committee.
u Bro. Austin appears to be little
D bit jealous of Democratic headquar
: tiers. The Democrats were very for
.unate indeed IN securing 80 desirable
Il a place at the principal hotel in tn,
r city, with all the conveniences 1t al
fords, but il they had selected bach
}. upstair room, the loyal Democatt
I: would hunted is up. SO Aus. needn't
feel quite so bad about it.
Aaron Lentz, of A rian, has lost his
= whiskers, that is, he lost the most o
= them. The remainder he had shaved
off Mr.. Lentz was working at G
}, turning lathe one day last week
n When getting too close 10 she ma
:, chinery, his beard became entgangleC
D with painful and disastrous results
l Whether or not the lilacs will agar
), bloom before spring, 1t is impossible,
!; to say.
= j. B. Baskerville, a prominent
. young business man OF Roanoke
y Va, visited the latter part OF tn,
week at the home OF his uncle, VII
liam Baskerville, In Bates count,
, leaving Tor his home Sunday evening
| Mr. Baskerville was In st. Louis OF
| business and declared that he coulC
not think Of being In Missouri with
out coming to see his uncle snC
ismily Appleton City Journal. d.
II o L. Tarleton, patent medicin,
vender, was thrown from bis buggy
in q runway down Boxley's hill
southeast OF Butler, and had his leI
broken just above the ankle. II,
crawled to the nearest house on tn
bill, and was brought into town b,
| Frank Welcb, who was passing In {