The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-09-09
Best boys suits in town
Black & Arnold Clothing Co

Black & Arnold Clothing Co.
Mrs. Basil Culver and children are
visiting her father j. Y. Whitsett, at
Oklahoma City, Okla.
| +. Z. Milligan, of Fl. Scott, Kan
sas, was in the city Wednesday visit
ing his old friend Peter Carpenter.
L. c. Culbertson, our young farmer
friend of Summit township, favored
us with a call and renewal on Tues
day.
Mrs. Frank Heron and son Jack
came down from Kansas City Mon
day TO visit Mrs. j. D. Allen and 9th
er relatives.
Will Doan, lawyer, Kansas City, in
the New York Lie Building, is in the
COZ liJ frustrating, and favored us
pie 81 tly.
Judge w. F. Hemsteet has traded
hi suburban residence property,
southwest of Butler, to George Frank
10 rs residence on East Dakota
! street.
Silas Levy left for Helena, Ark, on
Sunday to assume his position there
with a wholesale firm. Mrs. Levy
will visit with friends here for few
| weeks before joining him.
Peter Thorpe, living on the Max
Weiner place, brought ten wagon
: loads of hogs to town Tuesday MORN
ing for shipment. The hogs weighed
; 1850 pounds, an average for the 70
l hogs OF $50 pounds each.
The Ladies Cemetery Association
: of Butler will not serve dinner dur
, ing the Bates County Fair next week.
The ladies' have made arrangements
= to serve dinner and supper on old
1 settlers day, Wednesday, September
= 29th,, 1909.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Atchison return
! ed from their bridal tour in the east
! and visited Mrs. Atchison s aunt Mrs.
I, |. M. clearinghouse, in this city, before
: going to their home in Archie, where
y Mr.. Atchison is the cashier of the
, bank.
The County Court and Deputy
Clerk Will B. Weeks, spent Monday
! in examining the ditch in the neigh
) borhood of Papinville, where the
! rock in dispute is located. Tuesday
court opened in regular session with
q all the judges present.
|: j. j. McKissick came up from
d Oklahoma City last week to visit rela.
tives and old friends in Butler. He
q has almost fully recovered from the
" stroke of paralysis he suffered while
4 living in Butler, and is looking re-
% markably well.
n Mcfarland C Sons have purchased
IS a late model, Buick touring car. Chas
IT Mcfarland drove it down from Kan
l. sas City on Friday. He was met a
N Jacksonville by his wife and mother
who came home with him. The Nc
=, Farlands have taken an agency fo
i this popular car in Bates county ant
Is expect to push 1t.
q; C. r. Bowman, the rustling youn!
Id real estate MN of Amoret, was il
g Butler the last of the week, and mad
n The Times friendly call. He ha,
he just sold the D. Mayer farm to J
TO Bishop, of Christian county, Va. HI
also made the deal whereby tn
&c Scully lease held by Chas. Malone.
~ passed to j. R. Knox.
IN Deputy State Game Warden JON
is I. Harper, took out the first state Il
S: cense in Bates county to hunt Will
at in town Monday he deposited S5wit
r. county clerk Weeks and received
ne little piece of paper which will entitl
pc him to hunt anywhere in the state.
is John B. Lotspeich, of Passaic
Is. dropped in Saturday to renew his a
n legiance. He observed that it wa
ho his 26th year. Uncle Jim Walker
ny who was present, said he could be-
to him. His dates figured up about .
DIS years. What printer-man wouldn
love these faithful old friends.