The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-04-15

tona will be dedicated on Sunday,
May 10Th, 1909. Rev. I. A. Abbott,
OF Kansas City, will preach the dedi-
eating sermon. A basket dinner will
be feature. The public is invited.
G. +. Beard, auctioneer, has II
years OF experience in selling live
stock and farm sales, solicits your
business. Terms reasonable, ad-
dress, Butler, Mo. Phone53 1S-2ms
Mike Curry was down from Inde-
pendence the first OF the week enjoy.
ing vacation visiting old friends In |
Butler. The TINES acknowledges a |
pleasant call.
j. W. and j. s. Warnock have had |
bills printed at THE TINES job office
for their wellknown coach and road
ster, Road Chief; German Coach Nip
per and Jack Montezums. His
stables are In north west part OF
Butler.
A. Z. Blachert and wife visited at
the home oil Dan X. Walker the first
OF the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Blachert
are on pleasure trip and go to the
south part OF the state and expect
to spend some time on White river
fishing.
]. S. Combs will move his furniture
store from North Main street to the
west corner room, south side square.
The room has been renovated, paint
ed and put In ship.shspe. He will
use upstairs rooms to display his
undertaking stock.
12hc shirting only 1Oc per yard
Hills Cash Store.
Burglars gained entrance to the
store Of II. Loeb & Bro, at Rich Hill
Monday night. They secured $35.
In money from the safe, but left a
number OF checks, post Office orders
and private papers, Entrance was
obtained through rear window.
Members OF Marmaduke Camp, C.
s. A., are notified that meeting
will be held at tbs County Clerks
Office Saturday afternoon, April
18th, at 2 o'clock. All members are
urged to be present.
j. R. FORD, Commander.
Financial statement from tn
Kirksville Journal: The national
government needs more revenue.
Missouri needs more revenue, and a.
ter looking at our bank book we
have discovered that we need more
revenue. Who doesn't2
H. H. Harshaw, owner OF the not.
ed herd OF big bone Poland Chinas,
was transacting business In the city
Saturday and favored US. Mr.. Har.
shaw has the distinction of owning
the biggest herd OF registered poland
china hogs in the world.
Our stock OF hats new again. The
first orders are all gone. Come and
see us. Always pleased to show our
goods. We will appreciate your
patronage.-Mrs. Y. C. Combs.
DR.. j. NJ. Christy, a graduate OF
the 'S2 class OF the New York Home.
opsthy Medical College, is In receipt
OF an Invitation to attend the
commencement exercises and BAN
quet, on May II and 18th. The col
lege has arranged special clinic
week for the alumni, beginning May
10Th.
A heavy frost and slight freeze fol-
lowed Mondays rain In this section.
No special damage was done except
to set back the early gardens and
possibly iniure the very early or
June apples, The peach trees which
we're In full bloom may have been In
iured.
THE TINES Is In receipt OF the fol-
lowing notice: Wanted: to coris-
pond with midel aged Lady object
msrage, address, Box SO Guthrie
oKlahomer." We have no doubt
every single "midel aged Lady" In
the county will embrace this op.
portunity.
G. NJ. Wykoff died at the home Of
his son, Vernie, 2 miles northwest OF
Metz, Tuesday morning, after a long
illness resulting from a paralytic
stroke, aged about 60 years. He
was the father OF 10 children, who
survive him there being 6 boys and
4 girls.-R. 81. Enterprise.
Major William johnson, OF the q.
| 8 Army inanactad Co. & and the