The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-07

pounu 10 your cnlckens anu Reb nlRn
prices Tor your eggs.
10 At l.. A. FULLER, Salesman.
Knights and Ladies OF Security OF
Butler Ledge will give an oystersup
per 10 tine members aud their ismi-
lies at she regular meeting on Tues
lay evening", January 18th, 1909
Mr. and Mrs. Altman Daniel vert
pleasant callers at The TINES Office
IN Monday They own one Of she
tiuest farms in Lone Oak township,
ABOUT 6v: mites south If Butler
Wm Hamilton aud Miss Anna
Hays were united IN marriage as n.
home o. the brides parents, Mr., and
hrs Abe Hays OF Amoret rhursdsy
December "A Rev. Hood officiating.
Sheriff W. j. Bullock went to Bur.
lett, Mo early Wednesday morning
for she purpose OF arressing Chas.
Burris, OF shas neignburhood, who lie
charged with aSsaul,ing u minor.
Marshal &. z. Wyatt has word
from his father, II, c. Wyatt, Of this
city, who is away on IN extended
strip, that he is now visiting relatives
at Palm Beach, Florida.
The raids on the negro gambling
dives, which the city authorities have
t2en carrying on for the past two
weeks, have resulted In the convic.
tion OF twelve, and the end Is not yet,
The directors OF the Missouri State
Bank and the Walton Trust Compa.
ny OF this city are holding their reg
ular annual meeting and election
to-day,
Our old friend J. H. McElroy came
In from Amarillo, Texas, the first Of
the week on business and pleasure
combined He said he spent twC
weeks with a son In Kansas City. ne
will be here for some time.
Miles S. Horn will occupy tht
rooms recently vacated by the Lo
gan. Moore Lumber Co., over the
Farmers Bank for his law office. The
painters and decorators are fitting
them up In handsome style
Mrs. William Speakes, aged B,
years and six months, died at jhel
home near Amoret, OF gall stones, OF
Sunday, December 27, 1908 He
husband and five children survive t.
, mourn their loss.
Wiley Woods, collector OF Net
Home township, was In settling will
the county treasurer for his first col
, lection on Monday last. His state
ment showed q collection OF some
ting over 50, 800 on total amount
OF about 81, 800.
i Penalty was added to tax by tn
a collectors after the 3rd OF Decelnbe
f19O8, and those who neglected Il
pay are now doing some tall think
F., ing and some OF them are expressing
/, their thoughts forcesbly II not clio
$ quently.
A force OF workmen are putting il
a new switch to the Rich Hill Bricl
: and Tile Co.'S. plant. This will great
/, ly facilitate the loading OF tile, O.
heretofore thes product was hauled
. to town and loaded Oh switch nea
, the depot.-Review.
t Mr.. Roy Snider, of Pappinville
Mo-, and Mics Bertha Francis Cat
.rson, OF Lone Oak township, wer
united In marriage 1T the home o
The brides mother, Mrs. Mary Z
: Catserson, on Wednesday, Decembe
80, 1905, Rev Snyder otflciesing.
: Parle Ewing, son OF Uncle Pete
: Ewing, returned from Klondyke I
few weeks ago, where he has beel
searching for gold the past eigh
2 years. He was not home long beior
D he was married to Miss lisa NJ. Blew
:. ins, OF the Urich neighborhood.
The Appleton City Tribune says
The Tribune regrets 80 state tina
@ Mr.. j. Z. Hanie well known to mos
|. OF our people and Tor many years
g residens OF Bates county Is p yer
sick man at the home OF MIR. Fox
she southwest part of cur city.
: Little Ester Godfrey had the mi
g fortune OF falling from swing an
+ breaking one bone In her leg just b.
low the knee Wednesday, Her suffel
ing Is extreme at this writing. Este
n Is she youngest child OF Mr.. and MIR
y W. H. Godfrey Rockville Booster.
n The directors OF the Farmers Ban
OF Walnut, Foster, Missouri, hol
their regular annual meeting an
q election In that city on Friday, JAM
h AIRY 8. W. E. Walton and DR.. 7. {
Il Boulware, of this city, accompsnie
q by c. H. butcher, Of WarrensburI
Mo-, will attend.
Altman Daniel left for kirkland
= Texas, on Tuesday to visit b
!. daughter, Mrs. A T. DrummOn'
!. He will be gone about thrrs weef
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