The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-12-31

WIN renewal, bnrOugn she courtesy
of Judge Smih.
| W. r. Snodgrsss was pleasant
caller on Tuesday and hal his dates
set ahead another year.
County Superintendent A. L. Ives
went TO Kansas City Monday TO st
tend the state teachers association
this week.
Feed McCannon's Poultry Com
pound to your chickens and get high
prices Tor your eggs.
lott l.. A. FULLER, Salesman.
County Ire. surer elect Sam l.. Cole
man hss moved his family TO town
and they have gone TO housekeeping
10 their new home on High street.
W. A. McBurney, prominent cit.
zen OF West Point, and Mr.. Bun.
yard, his son-in law, OF Kansas City,
we're in Buster on Tuesday on bust.
ness with the Probate court.
Our old friend Thos. Pierce writes
Us from Battle Ground, Indiana, to
renew TO 1910. We regret to learn
that his health has not been very
good. He reports very mild win.
ter.
Walter Young, living five miles
west OF Passaic, lost his residence
and contents by fire Saturday morn
Ing. The fire originated from de.
tective chimney. There was no In.
surance on either the building or
contents. Young is poor man and
the loss will be especially heavy on
hlm.-Adrlan Journal.
The contract for she erection OF the
Government building (she post office J
has been closed, and Contractor
DAILY will proceed at once TO put up
the building, which will be located ut
corner of West Cherry and Ash
streets. 1t will be handsome struc.
ture, and Mr., Daily will fulfill the
contract 80 the letter Nevada Mail,
Ira Eads and Miss Epsey Murphy
were married at Spruce, Mo-, on
Wednesday, Dec. 23rd, 1908, by
Rev, W, n, Nickel. The groom is q
worthy young man OF that neigh
borhood, the bridea charming Dung
woman, daughter o, p. 0. Murphy,
an old settler and highly respected
citizen OF that locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Hemstreet and
Mrs. W. NJ. Arnold and two children
went to Webb City on last Thursday
to spend Christmas with Mrs. Mary
Martin, Mrs. Hemstreet's daughter.
They all returned home Monday and
report delightful time. Old Santa
was there with a big Christmas tree,
which had gifts for young and old,
and that dinner was just immense.
The account of the injury to Miss
Lois Olive by stepping from Mis-
souri, Pacific train few days since
was read In the Review by Mr.. King
who resides on the Bales place. He
discovered that she lady IL u niece,
and came to the Dplamater hospital
immediately to gee her. As the lady
was sufficiently improved to be NOV
ed, he took her to his home. where
she now is Rich Till Review.
From Chicago comes the interest
ing news shat Dick Lee. the we'll
known cattle salesman, has Joined
forces with his brother, Thomas b.
Lee as Manager and Head Cattle
Salesman at Chicago OF the Lee Live
Stock Commission Co., a strong aud
rapidly growing house Both broth
ers are to be congratulated
The Kansas City papers had an
nouncements OF the marriage In that
city last week OF Aiton G. Burlington
and Mrs. frankie C. Dellaway, OF
Baxter Springs. Mr.. Burlington Is n
Bates county boy and was for long
time citizen OF Butler. He is en-
gagged In the real estate business in
Kansas City. Atoms old friends
here regarded him as confirmed
old bachelor, and congratulate him
upon his accession to the benedicts.
The township board met Saturday
with the petitioners for a road thru
the Catron farm. The petitioners
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