The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-09-08
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uhe lSianu, yearllng nelIerS, RED
and | black, all muleys. A liberal re-
ward to anyone who will take up and
notify me by phone or mail.
D. H. ARBOGAST,
Phone 20. Foster, Mo.
Deputy Sheriff Wallace was in our
burg Saturday subpoeaning wit
neSses.
Misses Maggie and Myrtle McCann
visited with Mrs. Miller Saturday
night and Sunday.
Miss Pearl Ketchum, of Kansas
City, is visiting her uncle, W. S.
James, east Of town.
Miss Annie Scholler left Wednes-
day for Burlingame, Kansas, to visit
her sister.
Halleys Comet going west Satur-
day evening had four extra coaches,
three of the show people and one of
the soldiers en- route to Fl. Riley to
burn gunpowder.
Miss Edith Lyle left on the noon
passenger Sunday for Kansas City,
where she will enter the Manual
Training School.
W. B. Hamilton, of Kansas City,
came down on Sunday evenings
train to visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. George Davis returned SUM-
day evening from the east.
Miss Salia Arbogast returned home
Tuesday from her visit at ElDorado
Springs on her return home, the
guest of Miss Nellie March.
Romney Ketterman departed Sum
day for Manhattan, Kansas, to attend
the agriculture college at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crow, of But
Ter, came down Friday on the west
bound passenger to visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. }. H. McCol-
Tough, over Sunday.
Charley Byfield, Of Coffee county,
Kansas, and Edmond Incl, of Elk
City, Oklahoma, came in Friday to
visit their uncle, C. H. Incl, of North
Foster.
Mrs. DIR. Marshall was an arrival.
from Butler on Thursdays Comet.
Brannon Smalley, who has been
visiting his grandfather, j. C. Collier,
returned to his home in Barton coun-
ty Saturday on the eastbound pas
senger.
Mrs. Hall Webb and sons, Lester
and Earl, who have been visiting rela-
tives for two weeks, returned to her
home in Moberly Saturday on the
Comet.
Paul Laughlin left Sunday for Blue
Mound, Kansas, where he will attend
high school at that place
Phone Manager F. A. Scholler and
wife were arrivals on Sundays pas
senger from the east. Mr.. Scholler
informed us that he has purchased
James property on East 9th Street,
and will move the central office to
that place.
Mrs. Mark Thomas was an arrival
from Kansas City Tuesday, where
she had been visiting friends.
w. M. Campbell, of Warrensburg,
spent few days last week on the
old camp ground looking after his
business interest.
A. G. Metzler and W. M. Collins
returned Friday from Baxter Springs,
where they had been attending the
reunion. They reported 40, 900 peo-
pie in attendance "Wednesday and the
usual number of pickpockets and
bootleggers present. Shame on
Kansas"
T. S. McHenry moved his family to
Butler the first of the week to send
his children to school. Windle and
Miss Vera will attend High School at
that place.
Your Girl and the Company She Keeps
An Iowa editor, who, no doubt, is
close observer of things and a YER
satile singer Of adiectives got pretty
close to the point in the following:
The mother, who allows a sixteen
year-old girl to float around the
township in top buggy until 2 a. m.
with a counterfeit sport Of weak jaw
and weaker morals merely opens the
door to grief and disgrace. If you