The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-09-02
FOSTER.


DR.. Rhoades was called to see Aunt
Jennie Darby Saturday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown
August oath a boy.
j. w. Darby loaded a car of grain
at Worland this week.
w. 7. Lyle made a flying trip to
Stotesberry Saturday,
Any one wanting to rent a livery
barn call on w. j. Parlier,
Mrs. Suemain Mead left on the east
bound Pacific for Butler Saturday.
Mrs, Blanche Lloyd and children
went east on the noon train Sunday.
Collie Collier and family, living
south of Foster, took in the Air Dome
Friday night,
DR.. Rhoades and A. H. Lloyd were
business visitors to Butler Thursday.
DR.. Rhoades went to attend meeting
of the medical society.
Havely & Swarens sold two corn
binders last week. One to Fred
Laughlin north of town and one to
Bob Goodrum, of New Home.
The Masons had an ice cream sup
per Friday night at the residence of
w. S. James on 9th street There
was quite crowd in attendance and
an enjoyable time was had.
Mrs. Dale Selders and children, of
Kansas City, are visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Steele, in the
east part of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Metzler return
ed Saturday from their trip to Colo
RADIO and North Western Kansas. Mr..
Metzler brought home sample of
grain that was raised on the Dr.
Rhoades farm near Colby, Kansas,
which was of fine quality.
VIM. Thompson and family of Okla
homa are visiting John Reed and
family of this place. We understand
Mr.. Thompson is thinking of locating
here.
Mrs. Perry Jennings, of Rich Hill,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Havely,
for. few days.
Will Lingenfelter came in on the
west bound train Saturday morning
ffom Kansas, where he had been
working in the wheat fields.
: j. W. Darby received letter from
t Frank Jennings and family Of For
Lupton, Colorado, stating they were
t all well and doing well. Mrs. Jen
E nings sent her respects to Dinah
} which we surely appreciate.
w. j. Parlier has started some
thing new in Foster. He is going tc
put in a glass front in the back end ol
his store building.
Foster would be a good place fol
some harness man to start in bust
ness as people have quit the chair
) and barbed wire harness.
w. H. Welch, the clever auctioneel
of the Metz neighborhood, was il
Foster shaking hands few days las
. week with old friends.
Claude Cobb and wife, of Moyic
British Columbia, came in Thursda,
, and will visit a month with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Cobb
They will visit relatives in GardeI
: City; Kansas, before returning to th'
? land of the British crown.
The air shaft at the Mcconnell min
0 burned down last week.
t The tenant house of DR.. Wilson Of
n the river occupied by Albert, Duns
worth burned last week togethe
a with its contents.
t From Mr.. Havely we learn tina
Perry Jennings will quit carrying tn,
4 mail from Rich Hill to Foster abou
the 9Th of September, He will NOV
to Foster and will occupy the Cathe
house on East 9TH street. Mr.. Jen
nings will clerk for the Atlas Goa
I Company.
Misses Virginia and Eula James lef
d on the east bound passenger Sunda
for Galletin, Mo-, where they will al
s tend school this winter.
{ Prof. kinion returned home Thurs
e day from North Missouri where h
had been spending the summer wit
relatives. The Prof. will commenc,
: his school Sept, 9Th. He will boar
this winter with Mr. and Mrs. D. W
:, Steele in the east part of town.
p Eddie Bassett of Hutchison, Kan.
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Hirar
/ Bassett, in the west part of town.
: B. B. Writ went to Kansas City'las
week and brought home his littl
d grandson whose mother has forsake
home, husband and darling boy an
Il skidooed to some other cline NOR
congenial to her nature.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Wilson were pas
|. sengers east Friday evening.
. Mrs. Minnie Lockhart left last wee
to Join her husband in Kansas City
z He has position as street car cor
ductor.
g Dee Arbogast and sister Ada visite
near Reavely-Sunday with their cou.
e ins, Mr.. and Mrs. John Heckado
and family.
IS Quite change in the atmospher
Sunday morning that made us kid
IS hunt the sunny side Of the house.
If + Misses Hazel and Nellie Bowman
D two prepossessing little Misses wh
1t have been visiting relatives an
N friends here, returned to their HON
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