The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-04-21

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sends words to friends that he is the
proud father of bouncing baby girl,
born Saturday, April 8, 1910.
Mrs. o. X. Thompson returned to
her home in Bucklin, Kansas, We'd
nesday afternoon after visit with
the family of NJ. A. Carroll, of south
east of this city. Mrs. NJ. A. Carol
and baby, Carol, accompanied her
and will probably spend several
weeks as her guests.
DIR. w. j. Hawkins, president of
State Normal School District, No. ,,
at Warrensburg, visited the Butler
High School Tuesday morning. DIR.
Hawkins complimented both the
school and Professor Burke on the
high standard of efficiency which the
school has attained.
Mrs. j. d. Allen left last week for
jefferson City, where she will join
her husband, j. d. Allen, Clerk Of
the Supreme Court. Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen havetaken apartments in the ST.
Regis, which they will occupy while
court is in session, but it is MIR. Aliens
intention to retain his residence ii
Bates county.
. Uncle Sam is going into the cook
y book business. A resolution In:
= passed the House to allow $40, fol
il printing a million copies of bulletins
lately published by the Department o
Agriculture. They include the bul
D letin on economic use of meats IN,
Ie kindred subjects, the preparation o
l. which has been brought about by III
high cost of living.
n S. Lowenstein, the we'll know
'r horse and mule buyer, will be 4
is Harley Smiths Livery barn, on SAT
y urday, April %. Mr.. LowenStei
h. buys practically all kinds of animals
e if fat and in marketable condition
: and pays all they are worth-glvin
w extra prices for exceptionally goo
ones. Read his lad. "
h Edison, the S-year-old son OF Nj
K and Mrs. C. E. Wheatley, formerl
q of this county, died of pneumonia
the home of his parents in kanS1
es City, April 10, 1910. The remain
ng were taken to Rich Hill ThurSda!
to where the funeral was held ut the y
f. Church, South, and interrmel
was made in the Green Lawn Gem
his terry.
w. Walker Cannon and Frank I. CT;
/" made their friends sit up and tai
Ill notice when they chugged into Il
city Monday evening, each in ne
of 5 passenger Rambler touring "a
W. The cars are of the same model, eat
he being of the four cylinder, Is hor:
Ct power type. The machines wei
driven down from Kansas City, whel
30 they were purchased, in 4 l-2 hour
on including an hours stop on the roa
ng The Mississippi Senate rejected
Tic resolution to expel State Senat
Theodore Bilbo, who claims that
of accepted bride of s545 in eXchan!
zen for his promise to change his va
len from former Governor James
nv, Vardaman to United States Senat
DR.. Leroy Percy during the recent sen
torial contest. The acceptance of 4
money, Bilbo explained, was to
led evidence of Irregularities in come
md ton with the contest for the Unit
ing States senatorship.
vn-
The one-story house on Chestn
street occupied by George kers
the caught fire early Sunday mornir
lis probably from a defective flue, a
lrly the flames gained considerable he;
in way before being discovered. I
alarm was turned in and the fire
tho partment responded promptly. I
we building was considerably damae
> of and large part of the furniture d
, % Ltroyed. Both the house, which is
a;,,. property Of Mrs. Mollie Dorm, q
the contents were insured.
in, A sixteen year old boy of Porta
and Des Sioux, having been bitten by
bod automobile bug" took his fathe
for new traction engine out of the b
dis. and went Joy riding. The youngs
a., hanIltprr