The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-11-19

Ine lapel bros, new proprlet0rs,
have change "Hotel Pencil" 30
"Frsternal Inn" the name original
ly selected by she promoters and
builders III this splendid hostelry.
They express themselves as well
pleased at the way business has
started out, and declare their inten-
ton OF making it the best hotel in
this section OF the state.
Walter S. Moore and Miss Jessie
NJ. Major were united In marriage at
the home OF the brides mother Mrs.
j. P. McCusn In Butler Saturday
morning at 1890 O'Clock, Rev.
Lamb, OF the Presby terian church
officiating. The groom lie a prosper.
Gus young business man OF Indepen-
dence, Mo-, the bride is one OF But
ler's charming young girls,
Reports from all the counties In
the state shows the election OF all
the Democratic officers except Gov
ernor. Painters majority for Lieut..
Governor will be something over
100. The official count by the Sec.
rotary OF State is now In progress,
but 1t Is not thought that any ma
terial errors to change the result will
be found.
The ehfysanshemum show given by
the ladies OF the Wednesday Coterie
club, last Thursday and Friday, was
a decided success, as usual, and re.
hected credit upon heladies who had
the matter In charge. There was a
large collection OF vari.colored flow.
ers arranged In a very attractive OK.
hibit. A nice lunch was served. This
has become one OF Buffers establish.
ed lns titutions, is deserving and re.
ceives a liberal patronage from our
people.
Fred ". Dorm departed this lie on
Sunday last after protracted illness
OF tuberculosis. Funeral services
were held from the family residence
Monday afternoon at O'Clock, and
interment made In Oak Hill cemetery
Fred Dorm came to Butler directly
following the war and established
the first barber shop In the town. He
has been here ever since, but retired
from active business the past few
years, owing to Ill health. He lived
an honorable upright life and was
highly respected by his neighbors.
The Appleton City Journal an.
nounces the death Of Mrs. AL. Prier,
OF Hudson township, which occurred
on Nov. 7th. She had been In bad
health for q long time and her death
was not unexpected. Deceased was
a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Hall, now living IL Oklahoma, but
for many years residents OF Hudson
township, where the deceased was
reared. She was born April IA,
1879, and died Nov. 7, 1908. Was
united In marriage with Alva A.
Prier May 6, 1896. She is survived
by her husband, two children, father,
mother and four brothers.
The great place the Missouri hen is
taking in the Industrial world Is be-
Ing recognized by our farmers in pre-.
pairing better Accommodations for her
comfort. The Rockville Booster is
responsible for this one: "T. Ed.
Britt's new hon hotel is about CON-
pleted. 1t Is equipped with hot air
heat, electric roost elevators and a
patent nest that registers the layer
and computes the number OF eggs
laid and the value under Republi
can administration. Missouri hens
who desire accommodation where
they will get justice will do we'll to
apply for accommodations early as
there Is great rush for roosts."
Geo X. Green, teacher. at Har.
mony school in Shawnee township,
has called parents meeting ,or
next Friday, November Goth, 1908
at 1880 O'Clock, p. m. Prof. Green
has prepared and had printed an In
teresting program and q big meet
Ing and good time Is confidently ex
pected. 1t is a splendid idea to get
the parents interested In the schools
and this plan of parents meetings
should be developed by the teachers
throughout the county; already sew
erai have been held. Prof. Stephen
Smith, Of Mingo, was the pioneer In
thia WORK NJ having nrintod pro