The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-12-17


F.F. Msbbott, of Rich Hill, trans
acted business in the county seat
Saturday.
The good books-as Smiths 1t
MIR. aud Mrs. Ray Hamilton, OF
Amoret, No, visited relatives In
Kansas last week.
Born, to Mr.. aud Mrs. Dave Man.
love, OF Merwin, Mo, fine boy, Sun
day, December 6, 1908.
Mrs. Ell. Childs aud children, OF
Oklahoma Ciy, are visiting rela-
lives and friends in Butler.
The new books-at Smiths. Ii
Roy Carpenter, OF Dustin, Okla
homa, arrived at Amoret last week
Tor visit With relatives and friends.
Our good friend NJ. R. Lyle, OF
Lone Oak, was a pleasant caller on
Monday and favored us with renew
al.
The dainty Siit books-st Smiths.
Mrs. Robert Deacon went to Kan.
sas City Monday for few days visit
with Mrs E d. Kipp and other
friends.
A, H. Wilson and family leitlthe
last OF the week for Fl. Smith, Ar.
kansas, where they will make their
tome.
| Children's books-at Smiths. 1t
T. g. Hutton, OF Dennison, Texas,
is visiting his parents and other rela'
tives at Rich Hill. j. s. Halsey &c.
companied him.
Mrs. Lyman Reeves returned to
her home In Kansas City Saturday
after a short visit with Mrs. NJ. A,
Kimbrough and other friends in Rich
Hill.
} Cards are out announcing the
coming marriage OF Miss Leona Dal,
Steele, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. +
A. Steele, to MIR. Cecil, at Parker
Kansas, ON December 22nd.
James G. Walker left for Mt. Ster
, ling, Kentucky, Tuesday. He goe'
I to assist In the settlement Of the es
, tate OF his mother, recently deceased
and will be absent several days.
Mrs. W. r. Bell was called Il
Golden City, Col. the last OF the weel
by the serious illness OF W. III. Gray
Q her brother.in.law. Mr.. Bell accom-
!, panied her as far as Kansas City.
While on a trip to Kansas Cit,
g last week Theo Green ran out Il
Lees Summit, Missouri, to spent
one evening with Capt. Holly Nickel
. He reports the Captain who recent.
suffered a stroke OF paralysis, las be
ing on the mend, although he is still
}, In a bad condition.-Amsterdam En-
J terprise.
Prof. P. NJ. Allison, OF Pleasan
e Gap township, candidate for count!
' superintendent OF schools, subject t,
a the Democratic party, pass ed
4 through town on his way TO New
: Home township. The Professor i
n looking hale and hearty and drives
r good nag Rich Hill Review.
The TINES was complimented Oh
g Monday by a call from E A. Steele
8 Parker, Kan; Il Z Steele, Pied
q mont, Okla j. II Steele, kansa
s City, and Arthur Steele, Butler, son
o OF Judge and Mrs. f. NJ. Steele, VIII
J. we're here to attend the golden wed
d ding The boys left for their home
On Tuesday.
g Our old friend r. T. Judy was |
e from his home at Virginia on Tue,
q day and favored us with a pleasan
J. coil. Mr.. Judy is one OF the county
r. early settlers and has added his iu
t. share to its upbuilding and progress
+ He IL now retired with competenc
In his old age and is enjoying th
fruits of his labors. His health
s. reasonably good Tor man OF h'
). age.
n A fire broke out In the milliner
3, establishment OF Mrs. j. W. Alliso
], on west side last Friday mornin
u and destroyed some millinery beiol
=. :, it was extinguished. The fire is SUI
r posed TO have been caused by ii
d ingnition OF matches by mice In
l. closet under the back steps, or b
Z some one going up the steps droI
N ping u lighted match which fe
a through a crack. 1t was close ca
d for that section.