The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-06-17

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Lied her father, Mr White. 10 Butler
on Tuesday 20 consult DR.. Norris
abous bis eyes Mrs Burns formerly
lived wish her parents 10 Dep Water
She is a bright, vivscious
listle lady AID very popular with the
patrons Of she Appleton City post
office.
The case OF R. A Robinson We Su-
can Robinson ct al occupied the at
tention OF the court the first Of the
week and was still In progress as We
go to press. This is a case In which
Mr.. Robinson decided his property to
his children. afterwards Mr.. Robin
son and bis wife separated and secur.
ed divo-ce. Mr. r ,'inson is now
suing ~ ses aei,ie she deed and re-
gain possession OF his property.
About s25, 00O Is involved.
Postmaster Clark Wix has received
positive instructions from the De-
partment not TO permit rural route
service to any person who does not
maintain a box in strict accordance
with the regulations. He lie TO notify
all patrons on rural delivery who
maintain inconveniently located
mall boxes, to relocate them 10 the
convenience of the carrier, and II
they fail 80 do so, at she expiration
OF 10 days, their mail Is to be retain
ed at the post office TO be called for,
New lot OF job laces Ane walls, torch
ons and all linens special at 8 and
10c.-Hilrs Cash Store.
Clyde Mcfarland left on Tuesday
for St. Louis, where he will visit
friends for few days, and then go
TO Columbus, O., to visit the home Of
his grandfather, and other relatives.
Clyde expects TO go TO Cincinnati
and attend the races in Kentucky
b fore returning home He will be
gone two weeks, and this being his
fret vacation in two years he ex-
poets to enjoy 1t TO the limit and
The TINES wishes him bully good
time and sale return.
Hazel, she little daughter Of Mr..
aud Mrs. C. B Hendrix, died at their
home In Kiows, Okla, Thursday
last. The remains were brought to
Butler and services we're held from the
Baptist church Saturday morning
at IL O'Clock, conducted by Rev. ]. A.
Smith, OF Dayton, and interment was
made In Oak Hill cemetery. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hendrix were former citizens OF
Spruce township and moved to Okla
homs last fall. Their many friends
In Bates county sympsthize with
them In their sad bereavement.
Claud Rischey, the 13.yesr. old son
OF C. D. Rltchey, took very danger
Gus ride on a cultivator Saturday.
The team became frightened and
started to run away. The tongue
broke out of the machine and ran
into the ground, completely upset
ting Is and throwing the boy high
into the air. He fell on the edge OF q
culvert and sustained painful but
nos serious injuries. He hung onto
the team and succeeded In stopping
them and the wonder is that be was
NOS hurt worse. Rockville Booster.
Chas G. Hunt left wish The Jour-
nal Friday quite q large bunch OF
alfalfa picked up at random behind
the mower In his five acre field. The
stalks we're an average OF about two
and one hall itat In heighth and as
fine In quality as we ever saw coming
flo n any alfalfa growing locality.
Sir. Hunt has fully demonstrated
shat this valuable forage plant can
b. successfully grown In Hudson
township, at least on large por.
, slon OF the soil In that locality and
doubtless many farmers will emulate
his example In shat respect In the
, iuture.-Appleton City Journal.
Henry Eler sowsd cowpsas In 6
acres Of corn last year and intends
to SOW As acres this. They meet
with his hearty approval and will
yours II you will try them once
; Sow them in your corn when you lay
is by, and when you gather It, turn
your hogs, sheep, cattle. mules and
, horses In, and they will do the rest
81 IS per bushel at Peoples Eleva'
, tor. 34.3t