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

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j. f. Cravens has gone 80 Cisco,
Cal 80 which place he orders bic pa
per changed.
j. 6. Csntrell, OF Altoona, came IN
TO the county seat the first of she
week.
F. NJ. Taylor, OF Altoona, was a
business visitor TO this city on Tues
day.
o Newkirk aud DR.. Wilson were
business visitors from Foster she
first OF the week.
A. II. Culver went to Jefferson City
Monday night to attend she meeting
OF the Prohibition Central Commit
tee.
Our old friend and patron + 7.
Porter, out on No. ), Butler, called
and had his dates set ahead into
1909
Mrs. Warren, widow OF the late
Laben Warren. was n pleasant caller
on THE TIMES and favored us with
renewal.
MIR. and Mrs. Milton Bacon came
down from Kansas City she last OF
the week for q few days visit with
friends. Mrs. Bacon WAS Miss Lena
Adkins and has many friends among
the young people here.
j. b. Rice, OF Mound, leit she frat
OF the week for his old home In Ken.
tucky for a few weeks visit. He viii
visit friends In Fayette, and Barber
counties. He will stop over as
Springfield, Ill.,, to visit a brother
and sister. This is Mr.. Rice's first
return TO the old home for many
years and we wish him a pleasant
time and safe return.
Moses b. Morris, ex.sheritf of Bates
county, now holding q position at
the penitentiary as Jefferson City,
spent Sunday and Monday In Butler
greeting his many friends. Mr.. Nor.
ris reports his daughter, Miss Lena
Morris, to be in very poor health
from consumption and.not expected
to long survive. He reports she old
Bates county boys, holding positions
at the pen, az enjoying good health
end all making good In their differ
ent departments,
To cure wsrt put drop OF vine.
gar on 1t three or four times day
and then put on the vinegar as much
baking soda as the vinegar will
absorb. Keep 1t on ten minutes and
In a few days time she wart willdrop
off and leave no mark but tiny
white spot --Ex.
William j. Bullock, who will be
sheriff OF Bates county Tor the next
four years, attended the Democratic
central committee meeting last Sat-
urday and favored US pleasantly.
Mr. Bullock IL a magnificent speci.
men OF physlcal manhood, standing
six feet in the clear without shoes or
hat, and il well proportioned, IL
handsome, with cOurtly manners, Il
typical sheriff and peace protector.
Mr.. Bullock II brOadminded and
liberal in his views, possessed Of In
dom able courage, will serve any
process and prove u terror to evil
doors in his Jurisdiction. He IL IN
old settler, u practical farmer and
storkmsn, and his every Interest Ia
closrly allied wish the people ~ Bates
county He courts tn a closest
scrutiny ot his personal and political
record and IL enlisted TO every Demo
cratic votr In the county.
j. :. Franklin, a leading citizen oi
Worlhnd. was IN Butler the last OF
thu week and Favored us pleasantly.
He WAS on his way home from Kan
sss City. whore he had sold a hun
drei head 0i castle. He said shat
MIR Falor, IF Usage, had IA bunch OF
black cattle that topped She market
at I |. cents Mr. Franklin says she
panther scare about Worland II no
csnsrd or nature isker Ii has been
seen repeatedly OF late by different
parties and always appears at unex.
pected places. Is seems TO favor
cornfelds and has been playing
havoc with the poultry OF that sec.
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