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

See the new Charter Oak Wagons
at Deacons, south side square, But
Ter, Mo.
"Sleeth" the Insurance Man. 46tf
See the new Charter Oak Wagons
at Deacons, south side square, But,
Ter, Mo,
All kinds of pumps and pump re-
pairing at Deacons, south side square
Butler, Mo,
See Sleeth for that Insurance. 46tf
Prof. M. f. Stewart, principal of
the Amoret schools, complimented us
while in Butler the last Of the week.
Ira L. Ludwick orders mis- paper
changed from Estancia 10 Duran,
New Mexico, where he is superin-
tendent of the public schools,
All. L. Gilmore, a prominent farm
er and popular Democrat, OF Deep
Water township, made us pleasant
call and favored lis with renewal.
Robert aud Miss Mary, son and
daughter of Homer Sieg, of Walnut
township, were visitors the last of
the week at the home of j. F. Lud-
wick.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Beaman, ac-
companied by their daughter, Mrs.
George Keirsey, left Saturday for a
month in the Colorado mountains.
Waiter Settle arrived in the city
the last of the week to spend his va
cation with his mother, Mrs. A. E.
Settle and other relatives. He holds
a good position in railroad offices in
Chicago.
. While in town Saturday Late Cas-.
sity purchased a sucking mule from
C. E, Gabriel of Hudson township
for which he paid 500. He said De-
Witt McDanieis had one he held a
$40. Mules are mules, and no mis-
take.
| Rev. o. E. Vivion left Tuesday
morning for Kansas City, to attent
the annual conference of the M. E
Church South. Mr.. Vivion has bee,
pastor Of this charge for the past two
years, has done effective work and is
very popular with our people, WHIT
hone he will be returned next year
B. McCook, a prosperous farmer
near Spruce was in Montrose Tues
day on business. He has a daughte
Iaoout fifteen years old who is seri
ously i'll with typhoid malaria. DR.
Fletcher of that little city is givins
the case his best care and attention
DR.. Jewell of this city has been calleC
in consultation. Recorder.
| r. H. Wheeler came in from tn
west last week. He visited man
points of interest il the Rockies an
on the Pacific Coas,, but die not Sc
amy country tia. would compare. Wi
old Bates. He said if Missourad
were as persistent boomers fol thel
state, as those oft west, the poss
, bilities OF our increase in populate
and wealth would be wonderful.
! County Treasurer Coleman receiN
|, ed from State Auditor Gordon chez
! for 81 1897. go, being Bates county
share of the state school interest funC
! This together with the county an
i township interest funds, amountin
in the aggregate to $40, 286. SO, Cour
,, ty Clerk Weeks will apportion to tn
different school districts according
the last enumeration of children.
RI The st. Clair County Democrat
: ioifcrin2 the state mighty good ma
4 for governor in the person OF Peyto
1 A. Parks, of Henry county. In i
!, last issue the following appear
: This paper does not know TIL
{ "Peyt' Parks wants the governo
/ ship, but it d jos know that he is Il
vtproper man for the place and can |
+ drafted on the ticket Mr.. Parks
+ from the ranks of the plain and
v ready to 90 wherever duty call
n And his nomination would be e
s Enthusiastically received by those w
e are just plain Democrats without al
O frills or feathers or brass bands
+ advertise the fact. In plain wor'
lMr. Parks is a Man.