The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-08-05

D. W. DarDy maue a business trip
to Amoret Wednesday.
Miss Nora Miller is visiting her lady
friends the Misses Lawrence, at
Thayer, Kansas.
Mrs. Jim Sacre, of the Virginia
neighborhood, was visiting her sister
Mrs. 7. S. McHenry in North Foster
last week.
Russell and Richard Cecil are visit
ing their brother j. F. Cecil on West
eighth street.
Mrs, Ellie Merrell and children, of
Shawnee, Okla, are visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mat. Gray, on
lTyrannick street.
Jim Hamilton returned home Sat-
urday from Kansas City.
j. L. Barnett and family, of Fl.
Scott, Kansas, visited with his niece,
Mrs. D. H, Arbogast, last week.
They came prepared to camp week
on the river and fish but owing to
the over flow and mosquitoes they had
to abandon their trip and return
lhome.
Born, July 9th to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jessie Stuffin IL pound boy.
Mrs. John Newkirk left Saturday
for Mound City, Kansas, for short
visit with friends.
Will Neace and wife are keeping
store while Mr.. and Mrs. McHenry
are taking in the Seattle exposition.
DR.. Rhoades reports a 10 pound
boy at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
lClark Franklin.
julie Heckadon, wife and son
Lawrence left last Friday for Wall
Street, Kansas, to visit his brother.
Mr.. Heckadcn is in very poor health.
| Harper and Collier last week ship.
ped car Of hogs to the Kansas CITY
market.
| Preaching last Sunday at the NJ. E
church by Rev. |. H. Boner.
Miss Nellie Jones who has beer
the guest of Miss May Cobb the lsst
few days returned to her home in
Rich Hill Saturday.
Eric Bowman, of Kansas City, came
in Saturday to visit relatives east OF
town.
Aunt Jennie Darby is still very
feeble.
Married: In Butler July 2Sth by
Esq. Jeter, Miss Ozie Vaughan to Mr..
George Cope, both of New Home
township. The bride is the handsome
and accomplished daughter of James
Vaughan, living east of Foster, while
the groom is prosperous young
farmer of New Home. These young
people at present are practicing keep.
ing house on Quality Hill for his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. julie
Heckadon, while they are absent.
We.w with host of friends, join in con-
graduating these young people.
T. S. McHenry and wife, Frank
Swarens and wife and grandma
Woodfin left last week to attend the
Seattle Exposition.
|. H. Botkins and wife left. Tues
day for Colorado and other western
points. We understand they will
take in the Exposition before return
ing home.
Mrs. Luda Shanks is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Bell She
returned last week from Colorado
where she had been to visit her
friend Mrs. Nellie Gibbs.
Mrs. Will Clouse entertained her
little Sunday School class last Satur-
day at her home north of town to ice
cream to which the little folks did
ample justice. They report de-
lightful time.
Last Monday it looked like pitch
ed battle was inevitable at the eleva-
tor between j. L. Bell and C. H.
Clouse. The trouble was over some
flax, but both gentlemen took the
right view. Only mouth artillery
was used, but hot words flew thick
and fast and when lung powder was
exhausted and the smoke of Battle
cleared from the horizon by-standers,
when they recovered from their
nervous shock, discovered it was
only Bell and Clouse after all.
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