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

H. E. Arbogast was an arrival on
the noon passenger from the west
Sunday.
Darby & Shelton, managers of the
Cannon Elevator of this place, re-
ceived a car load of feed this week
from Butler.
Miss Maude Briscoe, who is teach
ing near Burdette, Sundayed with her
parents near Independence.
Salia May and Ada Neal Arbogast
were passengers for Butler Monday.
Miss Salia will leave shortly for Colo
RADIO to spend the winter.
The firm of Belk & Webb, the new
grocery men, is doing good business.
Mr.. Webb informed us their trade
has been steadily increasing since
they started In business three weeks
ago.
Mrs. John Belk, who was operated
on last week for appendicitis, we are
glad to note, is still improving.
Mrs. Myrtle Crow of Butler, came
in on the west bound passenger to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, j. H.
Mccullough. Mr.. and Mrs. Crow
will move to Nevada this week.
Miss Lille Keith of Butler, who
has been visiting her sister at lola,
Kans., stopped off on her return
home Saturday to visit her friend,
Dinah, over Sunday.
We understand that the deal be-
tween Judge Sullens and James
Vaughn for the Judges farm has
been called aff, It seems that there
was a misunderstanding as to pos
session.
A. H. Lloyd went to Kansas City
Tuesday of last week to meet his
daughter and children, Mrs. Harry
Robb of Rexford, Kansas. They will
spend the Winter with her parents at
this place.
The state mine inspector visited the
Foster coal fields last week and or.
dered some changes made at the diff
ferent mines.
W. B. Hamilton came down from
Kansas City to visit relatives and
friends. Brother Hamilton Is an old
FoSterite and still keeps warm place
in his heart for Foster.
Mark Thomas is hauling lumber
for his new barn, which will be 36x
40 and when completed will be up-to-
date.
"i'ioie McHenry and sister, Miss
vera, returned to Butler Sunday
where they are attending high school.
W. G. Huff informed us he was
going to build an addition to his
house and take unto himself a wife
He may have been joking, but he is
old enough just the same.
A. G. Metzler and Guss Trussell
were passengers for Kansas Civ
Sunday. Mr.. Metzler, we were in.
formed, went to bring home his
laughter, Silbia, who was injured ON
IN elevator.
W. b. Dawson and Carl J. Henry
will address the Democrats of Wal
tut township, Friday, November 4th,
It Up. m. Every Democrat is urged
o come out and shake the brush as
hey come and hear the old wheel
lorses of Democracy discuss the DO
Itical issues.
Who Can Beat Il?
Edgar Waller delivered a load of
lax Friday to j. W. Darby, manager
+ the Cannon Elevator Co., that
rought the handsome sum of s210
he price paid was 1923 per bushel.
lr. Darby informed us that Mr.. Wal
'r's flax crop this year brought him
!, l,ll2.85, which ought to be encour-
ging to the farmers of Western
ates.
Uncle Matthew Gray left last week
visit his sons, Harry and Arthur.
I'd daughter, Mrs. Church Wort. in
WA. During his absence his wife
i've a carpet rag tacking, and quite
of her lady friends were
resent and all report a fine time.
n elegant dinner was prepared
hich Mrs. Gray is noted for. But
me one ought to tell her husband.
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