The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-06-24

Miss Jessie F. Ray, who is visiting
10 VanBuren, Arkansas, writes a
friend here shat she IL enj ,ying a fine
time aud being Hospitality entertain.
I'd.
The Peoples Elevator Co. have oil
cd their large coal bins with an extra
steam coal for thrashers. This coal
will only cost you 10 cents per
bu shell. 81 IS
Mrs W. II. Holloway left the fret
OF the week for Spokane, Wash, to
visit her daughter, Mrs. E. ID Fuller.
She will visit In Seattle and attend
the big exposition before returning
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Cannon re
turned home Wednesday from six
weeks tour OF the western states.
They visited she great exposition AT
Seattle and the National Park
They report very enjoyable time,
Mrs. Chas. Burge orders her paper
changed from Hunting Park, Cal
where they spent the winter and
spring to Walla Walla, Washington,
where they have located.
Frank Bennett and Mrs. Netsie
Whitaker went to Council Bluffs
Iowa, where they were married last
Saturday morning. They returned
TO Butler to make their home,
W. j Morrison, q successful farm.
er out on Butler route 2, was a bust
ness caller the last OF the week. He
reports the corn prospects In his sec.
ton as excellent.
Lawrencea and Ivers Heinlein, young
sons OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Heinlein,
OF Kansas City, are visiting with
their grand parents, DR., and Mrs. A
E. Lyle
We are selling hats at less thar
cost. They are new and up-tO.datt
not shop worn. just received q
new line OF hair goods-new styles
Our prices right.-.Mrs. Y e. Combs
Walter Cstterlin left Monday iol
Lone Elm, Kansas, to take chsrg,
OF q branch station established al
that point by Carpenter & Shafer
Walter lie the son OF Mr.. aud Mrs
Cliff Catserlln. and lie a graduate o
the 1909 High School class.
Clarence Shay came In from Colo
RADIO the first OF the week to visit his
parent, Mr. and Mrs A. W. Shay
near CORTLAND Mr.. Shay ia employ
ed on a sugar beat plantation, aDt
came to Kansns City with a stocl
shipment.
Mrs Fanny Pilgrim and son Clyde
came In from Canton, Cal, the first
of she week to visit relatives and
friends While here Mrs. Pilgrim vii
have erected suitable monuments
over the graves of her husband
and daughter. George and Ella Pill
grim, In the Virginia cemetery.
Circuit Clerk T. D. Embree is ex
pected home to day from a twc
weeks trip to Duran, New mexico
where be was called by the serious
sickness OF his brother.in-law, W. j
Cole. Of that place. The crisis In Mr.
Coles case was safely passed and b.
Ia reported convelessing. While il
that country he visited his father
Mariss Embree, at Douglas, Okla
and married sisters at Chattanooga
and Apachee.
During the storm OF Thursday
night the barn on the Eek Long farm
east OF Rich Hill, VS. struck by {
bolt OF lightning, reports the Review
The building WAS considerably dam
eyed, though fortunately no stool
Was injured. From all reports i
would seem that more damage from
lightning has resulted throughout
this season than ever before durine
the spring months.
HaDley A. Clark informs us thaI
bis son, Homer j. Clark, living or
bis farm, In Summit township, solC
span Of two year old mules to Jak'
Varnes last week for $3.50 90. Mr.
Clark said shat these are the highes
priced two.year old mules that eve
went out OF Summit. Hanley Clsrl
owns the old Hurley residence prop
erty in the east part OF the city
where be lives, having retired from
active farming.