The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-11-17
Sweaters 5Oc-$l Black-Arnold.

Mesdames Ellis futile and Arthur
Wemott made an informal visit of in
spection to the county farm Monday,
finding conditions to be the best pos
sible under present conditions.
Warm wool socks Black-Arnold.
Everett Ralph and Miss Pearl Mil
Ter both of Rich HILL Hill were united in
marriage at the office of the Record
er of Deeds in this city, Monday,
November IA, Judge B. B. Jeter Of
floating.
Auto overcoats Black & Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Beasley, of
Rich Hill have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Allene
Bernice, to George B. Dowell, editor
of the Warsaw Times. The wedding
will take place Monday, November
Dist.
All wool suits Black & Arnold.
Having doubled the size of our
sewer pipe and drain tile works at
Deepwater, Henry county, we are
short of workmen, and can use a
great many more men. Common
labor sl,65 per day. Steady EN-
ployment the year around. w. S,
Dlckey Clay Mig. Co., Deepwater,
Henry Co., Mo.
High cut boots Black e. Arnold.
M. L. Smith of Lone Oak township
dropped into The Times office this
week with some specimens of about
as fine corn as we have seen raised
in this county. The ears average
II 3-4 inches in length, and IL
inches in diameter.
Buy Hoosier Special Kitchen Cab
met for her Christmas present a
Culver's.
John Neader, an old and highly
respected citizen of the country cas-
of the river, died at his home about ;
half mile south of the Happy Hill
school house last evening, of asthma
from which disease he had been ;
sufferer for many years, says tn,
Review. He is survived by wifi,
. and several grown children.
w. F. Wolfe, judge-elect of tn
north district, was in the city Wed
nesday meeting his many friends
: The Judge was in excellent spirit
I and glance at our election table, t
be found in another column, whicI
shows the strong endorsement whic
his friends in the north district hav
g given him, is excuse enough for an
man to feel fine.
Several persons in this vicinity hay
had chickens stolen recently and it
e generally known aboutwho the guilt
p parties are. When the evidence
fixed things will happen suddenly bu
surely. Those responsible for thes
thefts would be much safer if the
would quit now. If they persist it
: only a question of a short time unit
It they will be put where chicken pie
scarce. Adrian Journal.
From the Seibert, COL, Settler, W
4 learn that Miss Maud, eldest daugf
S ter of DR.. and Mrs. w. D. Vint, {
Hume, was married to Mr.. H. MOI
man Carter, of that place, Octobe
22nd. Both are school teachers
e teaching in neighboring districts, an
l. own adjoining claims in that me-
country. The paper speaks yer
highly of both the young peopl,
The above will be pleasant news
st Miss Maud's Hume friends. Hum
u Telephone.
. Constable Ed. Dillon, of this cit.
and John Stangel, of Rich Hill, had
narrow escape from serious injurie
d if not death, in runaway Monda
" evening. They were driving ne;
r Rich Hill, when the tongue of the
rig dropped to the ground. causir
their team to run away. Both gel
tlemen, realizing their danger, iuml
e ed, just in time to escape being hui
s. ed from the buggy, when the tongl
d was driven into the ground and r
overturned. Later, John met Bill
, Lowder's bull dog, but that is al
/. other story.
). Mesdames Joe Meyer, Villa