The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-11-10
BOYS clothing Black-Arnold.


Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Clark, of
east of the city are rejoicing ever the
birth of a fine boy, Friday, Novem-
Der 4, 1910.
Pure bred Rhode Island Red cock
erels for sale. A bargain if taken at
once. Mrs. j. A. Neal, Butler, Mo-,
R. F. D. No. 3.
A union temperance rally was held
at the opera house Sunday night |
Prof. G. A. Theilman, of Appleton
City, was the speaker.
The members of the Elks at Gin
ton are making extensive prepare
tons to put on big minstrel show,
Monday, November l4th.
E. B. Boron, our efficient county
highway engineer, went to Adrian
last Thursday to see about some
bridge work in that locality.
j. D. Allen, clerk of the Supreme
Court, came in from Jefferson City
Tuesday morning to attend the elec-
ton and visit with home folks.
The ladies of the Baptist Church
served a sumptuous dinner and sup
per Saturday in the Pace building on
North Main street, realizing a neat
sum.
Mrs. Ellen McWilliams of Palmyra,
Mo-, accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Mollie Brathers, is the guest OF
the family of her brother, w. S.
Il Griffith.
/ A telegram from Columbus, Kan
sas, to Mrs. D. V. Riley of this city,
conveys the news that Mr.. and Mrs.
Rich Wells are the proud parents OF
a baby girl.
- Roy Nipple, of Independence, Kan,
= brother of Chas. Nipple, arrived ii
this city the latter part of last week
and is assisting in experimenting the
v. pavement work.
lie Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Holloway re
turned home Friday night from Kan
sas City, where Mr.. Holloway hat
been serving on the federal CRANE
jury for several weeks.
is High Art suits Black-Arnold.
A meeting of the Butler Automo
bile Club was held in the office of tn
Is. county clerk Wednesday, and tn
ok members were highly entertained b
nj an address by H. Roseboom, of Kar
sas City.
lie, Marmaduke Camp, No. 615 U.C.V
It'll will hold the regular annual meetin
E. on Saturday, November 10, at
O'Clock p. m, at the county clerk
office for the purpose of electing OF
: ficers for the next year, and for 9th
7 er business. j. r. FORD, Comdr
'. R. S. CATRON, Adj
Chas. w. Mcfarland, of the hous
of Mcfarland & Sons, the first of tn
week sold and delivered handsom
new II Buick touring car to Warre
McCombs, of the Adrian Bankin
Company of Adrian. The machine
roomy 5 passenger, 40 horse powe
car, is one of the handsomest in tn
county.
The old Aaron Hart house, whic
for many years has stood on the lc
recently purchased by the schoC
board, and Or which the new hig
school building will be built, was tor
down this week. The building wa
purchased by Arthur Duvall, of thi
city, who will use the lumber contain
ed in it in building a house on hi
farm.
w. H. Dye, of Amsterdam, an
Miss Dora Pearl Lewis, of Merwin
were married at the Cottage Hotel
this city Wednesday, November 2nc
1910, at 4 O'Clock p. m, Rev. j. A
Jared officiating. Mr.. Dye is one {
the prominent young business men
western Bates, and his bride is tn
charming and accomplished daughte
of the Hon. j. w. Lewis.
The Butler Times has entered upO
its Gath year of successful public;
ton. 1t has been tower of streng1
for Democracy during all those veal
and local and general newspaper
which any community should fe
proud. 1t is more youthful in a
nearance now than when IL was fir