The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-11-03

Go 10 the polls next TUESDAY.
Mrs. w. D. Lacy is visiting at
Aurora, Mo.
j. w. Wheatley made a business
trip 10 PaSSaic the last OF the week.
Hulse & Swartz have opened a
butcher shop in Shannon's old stand.
Mrs. D. X. Walker has returned
from a visit with her sister, Mrs. A.
E. Blachert, of Kansas City.
V. Hughes, of Knobnoster, Mo-,
came in the last of the week for
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Elgin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Clay re-
turned Thursday in their Rambler
from an extended trip to Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Smith and
daughter, Miss Edna, of Rockville,
are visiting relatives in Oklahoma and
Kansas.
Telephone 1873 for the best steak,
roast or cured meat, Hulse & Swartz
in Sherman'S old stand.
Mrs. c. a. Denton, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Doris, and
Miss Elizabeth Weeks, visited in Rich
Hill the last of the week.
Beautiful tailored waists CSC up
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The ladies of Spruce Presbyterian
Church will serve a good dinner on
election day Tuesday, Proceeds to
90 to church, Everybody come and
eat.
Mrs. James Bagby, aged 6S years
and 10 months, departed this life at
her home near Burdette, Sunday, Oc-
tober %, 1910. Funeral services
were conducted by Rev. Z. 7, Shell
ton, and interment was made in the
Burdette cemetery.
Wallace f. Ware, a young farmer
of East Boone township, and Miss
Lenna f. Haskins were united in
marriage at the home of the bride S
mother, Mrs. w. p. Black, this city,
Sunday evening, Oct. 23rd, 1910
Rev, w. X. Chatten, pastor of the
Methodist church officiating. Adrian
journal.
II. H. Harper lost a valuable COW
Friday night and there was some
doubt as to the cause of death, says
the Adrian Journal. A post morten
examination developed the fact tina
she had swallowed an 8-penny mai
= and this had penetrated the live
, about half its length. The anima
must have suffered the most excru
ciating pain.
, L. A. Lewis yesterday sold the j
H. Barger farm of 1877 IL acres, 10
Gated two miles north of Rich Hill Il
brother of Uncle John Garrison
who resides at DeS Moines, Iowa, a
present, but who will likely occup,
, the farm by next spring. This is on,
| of the best farms in the county ant
Mr.. q. coming from country wher,
they have good farms, will no doub
, make it better. Review.
Republicans are boasting, since the,
: find about $4,000 negros have regis
tered in st. Louis, that they will Sc
; cure such a large majority in st. Loui
that they will be able to overcome tn
majority in the country, and defea
: our state ticket. If every Democra
does his duty and votes himself AM
| helps get out our full country vote on
S Democratic state ticketwill be electe
! by good safe majority. Let us tax
no chances and do our level best
save old Missouri.
Col. and Mrs. c. f. Robbins load
ed their personal belongings int
wagons and moved to Butler wher
5 they will make their future home
The Colonel has been a resident c
r Amoret a good many years and on
people have watched with pride hi
. rise from a Scrub" auctioneer
that of one of the very best in tn
e state and while it is probably nece.
Y sary for him to move to larger plac
, to better handle the large business h
t has built up by his up-to-date metl
{ DDS, still we regret very much to los
$ him and his good wife. May the SUI