The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-08-04

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Clyde Blough and family left Mon
day for Chicago after short visit
with the family Of his brother Neff
Blough.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Coleman re-
turned home Friday from a three
weeks camping trip at Monegau
Springs.
Mrs. Mary Smith, accompanied by
Robert, and Miss Flora Smith, has
returned to Kansas City after a short
visit with the family of j. w. Eggle-
son.
The body of Albert N. Morrell was
transferred from the Pacific to the
Frisco depot this afternoon, being
taken from Eldorado Springs to
Merwin for interment.-R. H. Re-
view.
DR.. w. j. McAninch has purchased
the lease on the Park Airdome from
Dickey and Ware, taking possession
Monday.
j. H. McCulloch of Garden City
was a visitor to this city on a business
mission the first of the week, Mr.,
McCulloch is prominent in stock cir
cles as an extensive breeder of short
horn cattle.
Guy N. Atkin of Minnesota and
Miss Mabel Whitney of Rich Hill
were united in marriage at Rich Hill
Monday night August |, 1910, Rev.
C. A. Nau of lola Kansas officiating.
They will make their home in Colo
RADIO.
The big Brushy Mound lake is al
most dry, and unless rain falls within
the next few days, thousands ofgame
fish will die. The county and state
game wardens should be notified Of
this, that some disposition might be
made of these fish before they perish.
Rich Hill Review.
The army and navy are preparing
to overthrow the Roosevelt horse
manship test on the ground that it is
no test at all. II will be up to Presi'
dent Taft to decide the point whether
the Roosevelt order, enforced by him
in the army when Secretary of Wal
shall be abrogated.
A Kansas paper gives this little les
son in natural history: "a coyote
will attack a shepherd dog, but i:
afraid of a hound. A hound is COW.
ard when loafing around the house OF
on the streets, but when he starts q
chase the longer he runs the madden
he gets and he fights like fiend
when he catches a wolf"
John and Walter Lynch completely
demolished their hay baler last Thurs
day while working on the Newton
place, southwest of Rich Hill. How
the accident occurred is not known
except that the machinery got out Of
shape while the engine was running
and was destroyed before the power
could be cut off.
1--WE got an old mare at my house
that is wonder" said Dr. Taylor
this morning. Last night she 90
into hundred pound sack of choT
and got away with at least twenty
pounds of it. After drinking wash
tub full of water this morning, she
up and nickered for something more
to eat.-Hume Telephone.
- A team belonging to A. c. Shively
Of north of this city caused some ex
element Saturday morning wher
they became frightened at the steam
roller and broke loose from the hitcl
rack at the northwest corner Of thu
square, and ran west on Ohio Street
They were stopped by Kirk Mustard
of the Radford Livery, who managed
to climb into the wagon and reacl
the lines.
Gus Keinberger, who for nearly
eight years has been connected will
the Farmers Bank of this city, ha.
resigned his position with that insti
tuition to accept the cashiership of thu
Commercial State Bank of Rich Hill
vice j. T. Wilson, resigned. Mr.
Keinberger is ayoung man of marked
ability and has gained the respect ant
confidence of all with whom he ha.