The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-09-09

Miss Lizzie Morrison, who has
been sick with typhoid fever, is con-
valescent.
|. M. Boltinghouse has his name
enrolled on The Times books for the
coming year.
Ex-Recorder T. X. Lisle dropped
dollar in The Times till to help oil
the new machinery.
Superintendent Allison has The
Times sent to his brother, a. I. Ali
son, at Stephensville, Texas.
H. D. Chambers, of East Boone,
disposed of two spans of fine mules
on the local markets here Friday.
Discl; & A, o'G Clothing Co.
Miss Sallie Hayes, daughter of MI.
and Mrs. John c. Hayes, will leave
for Mexico, Mo-, next Monday to ell
ter Hardin College.
Mrs. A. M. Hunter and daughter,
after spending the summer with her
father, John H. Pyle, left the last OF
the week to join Mr.. Hunter at their
home in San Jose, Gel.
MI. and Mrs. John B. Haye, OF the
Ballard neighbo.'hood, were pleasant
callers at The Times office, While in
Butler SATURDAY.. These good people
are among the county's old settlers
and substantial eli GEMS.
Mrs. Jas. S. Brown returned home
last week from Bartlesville, Okla,
where she had been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Thos. Stout. Mrs.
Stout, NEE Miss Elsie Bcown), return
ed With her end vii! stay rniil aitel
the fair.
Prosecuting Attorney Dawson Yves
compelled to shoot HE family drVn
horse on Sunday, to put him OFT 0
intense pain, caused from q baC
too.n, which developed into BLOOD
poison. Watt was much attached L
the faithful animal, which lie hat
owned for number of years,
Charley G. Hunt, of Hudson town
ship was in Butler on business before
the county court on Tuesday ant
favored us with call. 1t was thu
frs, time he had been in our new
Q..alters AID WAS faN1rably impress
ed with everything but the color OF
the front of the building, He said b
never did like ''yeller.
&C. Smith, of Merwin, came /
Butler Saturday with two children
Miss Roth End Master CLARK Smi.l
and entered G,en in the Butler Hig
School. He has anOtlef son VINO wi
90 to the Agricultural College a
Columb'2. Clark leans tolnu,ic, all
while he.e Mr.. Smith made arrange
ments with leader McF9 fland TO hav
him plcy in the band. Mr.. Smith
| justice OF the peace and member {
the Board of West Boone ,ownohit
I George w. Pharis, wife and thfe
: children arrived in Butler Friday q
, their way home TO Hudson TOWNSHIP
from an extended tour of the ives
L will be remembered they left La
spring by wagon for an overland TRIP
They sold their team AND outfit
Wyoming. Among the nSted place
they visited were the National Pa.
; and Seattle Exposition, besides visi
! ing their two daughterSand son, wi
are teaching in Wyoming. Wilbu
: the young son, who was hurt by
street car in Seattle, has about reco
cred.
!, Jim Franklin, we'll known to OIL
: older citizen, WIS in Butle. on Mo
day for a few houts. He is now {
: the detective foece Of the Rock f3.ar
t railroad with territory from OF
t homa City 20 Dallas, Teas. jim a
Y the renutatod q making good Ia =,
s capacity. He knows every o.'iai,l
d IN ttirat that territory, and he see tcS.i ii,
6 dr. not mo'eSt his company pU
Q err, !. Jim said lat month was eos
d paratively quiet i'll his line, rs Ia,
i, only succeeded 10 sending elev,
n criminals over tie road. Jim -
/. the touch element understand tlat
h will not give them any trouble,
k Long as they do not modest the Id
road s property.