The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-01

Nesaua, Wnl'n ls 20 De paved, VIII
probably be started about she 18th.
New Store the place to buy your
winter shoes. West siGe square.
Ii 7. ". FISK
Lieutenant Edward DeArmond,
wife and children, left for Fs. Riley
Thursday after few weeks pleasant
visit with home folks
New Store the place to buy your
winter shoes, West side square.
Is T. W. FISK
Frank Wolfe. OF Sheridan, Wyo.
ming, a son OF Marshall Wolfe, form
erly OF the Passaic neighborhood, is
visiting friends in the county.
Mrs. G. E. Thilenius Lee Miss Ethel
5. Mize, orders The TINES to her ad.
dress In St, Louis where she is happily
located.
| New Store the place to buy your
winter ehI res. West side square.
1t 7. W. FISK,
l.. :. Paddock. Democrat candi.
,iate Tor Judge of the North district,
is busy these days politician" as he
calls 1t says She Amsterdam Enter.
prise. He is making lots OF friends
on his trips over the country.
MIR. and Mrs E. S. Purdy have
moved into the A. C. Wintermut,
property at Amsterdam. which they
purchased recently, Mr., Purdy is in
Kansas City this week purchasing a
new stock OF goods for his store.
A meeting was held Friday OF the
Executive Committee OF the Demo-
cratic Central Committee and much
work OF Importance to the county
organization was accomplished. The
officers OF the committee are hard at
work In the campaign and report
conditions eminently satisfactory.
The barn on the vanDyke farm
south west Of Rich Hill was destroy.
ed by fire early last Saturday morn.
Ing. Two Jacks, a stallion and two
colts, belonging to o. Henry, who
occupies the place, we're badly
though not fatally burned. Frs
origin OF the FIRE is unknown.
d. NJ. Tudder, OF Nodaway county,
Missouri, has purchased the Il. ',
Adams farm OF 160 acres, paying
VI, 1000 for same, and will take pos.
session March LIST. Wsyts & Bead.
les made the sale. The purchaser is
q brother OF j. C. Tudder, and will
no doubt make q valuable addition
to our COMMUNICATIONS Tele.
phone.
Bro. Hilton, OF the Appleton City
Journal, bemoans his misfortune In
having failed TO receive bis supple.
ments containing the speech OF
Herbert L. Hadley, In time for last
weeks Issue. 1t doesn't make any
particular difference, Charley. All
he said In bis 'steen thousand word
speech was: Besides me and the
rest OF the Republican party, Joe
Folk ia the only honest man In the
state"
Misses Ruby and Pearl Rosser left
Thursday morning for Kansas City,
where the latter goes to complete
large punch bowl, which Miss Pearl
Is hand painting for a customer In
Southern Illinois. The bowl is OF
such huge dimensions that Miss
Rosser's kiln was too small In which
TO fire II, and she goes to Kansas
City for this purpose. The cost OF
the punch bowl" will be about $75
and will require ten days or two
weeks to complete it.-Rscord.
John II. Hukel rendered bis resig
nation to Postmaster Wix az assist
ant Postmaster at Butler on Monday
last, 1t is understood that the
resignation OF Mr.. Hukel was re
quested by Postmaster Wix, and
that the name OF his son, John E
Wix, has been recommended to the
department to I'll the vacancy. Mr..
Hukel, so far as we ever heard, made
a most efficient official, and was very
popular with the public.
L s. Paddock Is well and iavora.
bly, known to the Democrats OF North
Bates. he Is an old settler and has
been stock buyer for many years,
and always dealt honorably and
fairly with the farmers, paying the
full market prices at all times. He
knows the needs OF the different sec.
lions relative to bridge and road
work, as well as any man In the
county, and he will make most eff
clent member OF the county court
BE has no opposition whatever In
bis own party and will be elected by
the full district.
Walton W Steele sends remittance
for renewal to the Indispensable I"
Walton is at the head OF an impor.
tant department. with the Mississippi
Valley Trust Company oDd is max
Ing good as flnancier. Respecting