The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-08-18

day evening. There was a large at
tendance. A neat sum was realized,
and everyone report a good time.
w. 7. Grove and Miss Carrie
Fucker; BOTH of Hume, Mo-, were
united in marriage in the office of
the Recorder of Deeds in this city,
Monday August Is, 1910, Judge B.
F. Jeter officiating.
Col. James N. Sharp of Passaic
passed through this city Friday en-
rout to Eureka Springs, Arkansas
where he will spend one or two weeks
absorbing the health giving air and
water of the Ozarks.
C. r. Harris of near Metz, Mo-,
stocked his pond with catfish some
time ago. Last week his pond was
dynamited by persons unknown and
five catfish weighing from Is to 80
pounds were killed.
Emmett Cherry received telegram
Monday announcing the death of
Uncle Alex LETTER at the Indiana
Soldiers Home, says the Adrian
Journal. He had been suffering from
paralysis for some time and his death
did not come as surprise.
LATE Cunningham, wife and little
son were over from Mayesburg the
middle Of last week. They reported
Roscoe Nighswonger getting on
nicely with his broken arm, caused
by an accident on the grade few
days before. -Urich Herald.
w. c. Thurman, of Hume, an old
resident of this county, died at Edo.
RADIO Springs Wednesday, August 10,
after an illness of some time. The
remains were taken to Hume and
funeral services were held Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Mize, Judge
and Mrs. Sullens, Mrs. James Vaughn
and Miss Mary Bell spent the day
Thursday on the banks of the river
Nice strings of fish were caught ant
a delicious fish fry was enjoyed.
R. B. Campbell, Democratic nom
inee for presiding Judge of the count,
court was county seat visitor Fri
day. The Judge" has spent the
last two weeks recuperating from the
rigors Of the campaign and looks the
picture of perfect health. He is als(
wearing the smile that won't come off
Col. L. L. Judy, the well known
auctioneer of Amoret, Mo-, is SOM
what of a horticulturist as well as ;
sale crier. Col. Judy dropped int
The Times office Thursday Afternoon
and presented the shop" with a big
box of as fine peaches as one viii
see anywhere in Missouri.
The Carlisle Commission Co., O.
Kansas City, have ordered theil
agent, j. R. Hutchinson, to begin the
erection of a hay warehouse at Hume
says the Telephone. 1t will be bull
at once on the Frisco right-of-way
just east of the stock yards, and will
be 40x60 feet in dimensions.
| WANTED-Information as t.
where abouts of one John Allen, o.
his son Charles Allen or his son-in
law Charles A. Warner all of whom
moved from western Nebraska t
Bates Co. about 1893. Information
is wanted to get land title cleared
81 reward for correct information
Address M. F. Wassan, Sidney, Ne
braSka. 4l-4t ::
We noticed in the Clinton Eye tina
County School Superintendent lie
w. Lamkin ate roastiog ears out o
his own garden July 4th. We con
graduate his wife on her success a
a gardener and the generosity of he
spirit which made this feast possibl
to our good friend Uel.-Urich Her
aid.
| The Review is in receipt of an "A
Home" card from Miss Mabel Lucil
McKibben of Sapulpa, Ok. She ha
only been "at home" since Monday
Aug. 8, 1910. She is the reignin
princess of the house of Mr.. and Mrs