The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-03-04

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and undertaking store, 206 North
Main st 1t
On account Of my health l would
ike 50 sell my stock of goods, con
slstlng OF Second Hand, and new
Furniture, Stoves, Musical goods.
etc Box SO, Butler, Mo.
Our esteemed farmer friend Ed.
forfeit, out on Butler route 6, was IA
pleasant e,.!er and favored us wish
renewal, also for 5 7. Holloway, al
Blue Mound, Kansas, where Ed. re
Gently visited.
The Montrose Recorder reports
she big wolf hunt scheduled for
tehy 22nd not IA success. One wolf
Sas shot and killed by Nick Arens
after Is had broken through the lines.
The excessive wet weather and bad
conditions OF she roads was the
hunts undoing. They will try II
again some day,
r. L McCowu, OF New Home town.
snip, was In Butler Tuesday, on his
way ~ Greeley, Col, where he ex
pects 10 locate and have his family
follow him later. Mr.. McCown ia an
honest, Woodworking young man and
deserves success.
". Ii. Beach, who recently pur,
chased the Park hotel OF f. A.
Elsloo, has had she rooms renovated
and repaired, purchased new iurni
ture and promises to furnish the
travelling public with good hotel &C
commodations.
Mrs. j. NJ. Kisner, who had beer
visiting relatives and friends In thls
county Tor several days, called &c
have her name enrolled for TIL
TIMES before returning TO their home
In Lincoln, Nebraska, where they are
now located and doing well,
Henry Mudd was a pleasant caller
Wednesday morning, He recently
sold his farm and had a public sale
and says he ia now sdrift. He vii
probably spend the summer with hi-
family at ElDorado Springs before
relocating,
/ Joe Meyer has a time guessing
scheme. The big clock is placed II
his window and wound up for ) or {
days A ticket Is given with each 81
purchase, and on Saturday after
noon she clocks face II unveiled ant
the ticket showing the nearest so tht
time nj which the clock stopped 1,
given thrce silver dollars,
r. {. Cuzick, who had been spend
ing a vacation with Ills parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. c. Cuzick, left Saturday
Tor St, Louis to resume his position
Before leaving he called and had
The TINES transferred to St. Louis.
W. a. Shealey, OF Towner, Col
who with his wife and babies are Wis
lting his parents near Passaic, called
on Saturday to order THE TINES &c
his address. Mr.. Sheaey is proving
up claim in western Kansas which
he expects will make him a good
home.
Miss Lorena Allen celebrated he,
sixteenth birthday At the home Other
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen
with six O'Clock dinner Thursday
last. The guests were schoolmates
OF the young lady. Lorena is a
charming young girl OF many virtues
and gives promise OF being a talent
ed musician
John kennish assumed official
charge OF the state insurance depart
ment, under appointment OF Gov
ernor Hadley last Monday. Among
his appointees WAS that of Edwart
5 Austin, son OF Col. O. d. Austin
the veteran editor OF the Bates Coun
ty Record. Mr. Austin was given
charge OF the filing department.
Mr. and Mrs Jas. q Walker place
the editor and his family under re
newed obligations for a mess o
home. made country sausage, tn
, finest ever, and just what the editor
ial palate was "hsnkerin'' after
The Walker family is certainly OF th'
salt OF the earth OF which fact W,
have had ample evidence
DR.. Newlan moved the first OF th,
week to Ballard, Mo-, where he vii
locate In the practice OF medicine
DR. Newlsn is an exceptionally brigh
young man, a graduate OF the Kan
sas City medical college and we com
mend him to the good people OF tina
section who need his services. az I
conscientious, painstaking practi
tioner.
Our old friend W. j. Bard was Il
Butler Tuesday mingling with hi
friends, ready to crack joke, run {
race or serve at feast. He Is tb
youngest man In the county to de-.
and gets about all out OF life wort
while; loyal to his friends, Of a happ,
disposition, he has a CHEEKY word 70
all, snaps bis finger at misfortune
laughs at troubles and scetters sun
shine along his path. The worl,
would be brighter with more Bards
Mrs. David Smitherman died sud