The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-03-10
FOSTER.

SoitS q huihoCi VI IOoiCl pCOpiC
attended the opera at Butler Monday
night.
DR.. Rhoades reports a boy at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mute Hanna
mon in this city.
Ben Kayler, of Cuba, Illinois, mov-
ed on the Jessie Goodenough farm,
southwest of Foster.
Walter Shofner was in Rich Hill
Thursday on business.
Turner Boatright left Friday for
Pittsburg, Kansas.
Jim West departed Friday evening
for Butler, and will visit relatives a
few days at that place.
A. E. Perkins and son, of Hume,
were in Foster Friday. Mr.. Perkins
is an expert paper hanger, and has a
weeks work papering at this place.
j. w. Darby was a passenger
Thursday evening for Butler on busi-
ness.
The new independent telephone
line was completed Saturday from the
south. If the news that goes over
this line is as crooked as the poles, it
will be something fierce,
Ed. Hereford was reported on the
sick list last week at his home west of
town.
Misses Maggie and Myrtle McCann
spent Saturday and Sunday with home
folks near Virginia.
j. H. Mccullough was in Rich Hill
Saturday.
Mrs. Vonia Collier, of south of
town, called on Miss Salia Arbogast
Saturday.
A. H. Lloyd went over to Butler
Tuesday evening, and spent a few
days at the county seat.
Vernie Botkins, of New Home,
bought new manure spreader of
Havely & Swarens, the hustling i'm
plement dealers of Foster.
V. r. Tollivor, a coal man of Pleas
anton, was in Foster Monday, and
stayed all night with D. H. Arbogast.
He bought considerable coal while
here.
Mrs. DR.. Wilson was a passenger
to Butler over the Interstate Tues
day of last week.
c. c. Swarens and wife arrived
home Wednesday evening from Kan
sas City on the Mo. Pacific.
H. E. Proce will leave with his
family soon for Peoria, Illinois, where
he will 60 to educate his children.
The skating rink started again Sat-
urday night with one fight and small
crowd.
Fred Laughlin was arrested Tues
day by Constable Hamilton on state
warrant sworn out by Henry and Bob
Briscoe. Laughlin is charged with
killing one of Briscoe's dogs. The
trial comes up Wednesday, March
9th, before Justice Chamberlaine.
There will be good many witnesses,
and the case will be bitterly fought
on both sides.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Cobb visited
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jessie Goodenough,
Mrs. Mabel Galloway, of Texas,
formerly Miss Mabel Thomas, a niece
of Uncle Lewis Jones, visited him
last week. She will be remembered
by the people, as the young lady who
was with W. H. Rice the night. He
shot and killed Orval Butler at Nyhart
a few years ago.
Miss Minnie Shofner visited Sum
day with her sister, Mrs. George
Plymell and family, of the Green
View neighborhood.
Mrs. DR.. Lusk, of Nyhart, visited
her parents last week, Mr.. and Mrs. |
]. L. Bell.
julie Heckadon and wife visited
Sunday in New Home.
Died.-March 4th, the infant baby |
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Jennings, who |
came only a few days ago to bless
heir home. At o'clock Friday the |
spirit took its flight to the better
world. Its short life was done. What
and comfort the little one |
would have been to the parents. But
now sad to see it fade and die. Fun
sral services were short and were |
at the home by Mr.. Inger-
soil, and the remains laid to rest at |
Salem. This is the second little baby
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings have laid
lway in the last two years. The
sympathy of the community 90 out to
hem in their bereavement.
A Card of Thanks.
We desire to return our thanks to
he kind friends, who so willingly as
sisted. us in the sickness and death of
,ur little boy, also in the funeral
and Mrs. Otis Jen-
lings.
Tom Badgett and wife, of near
Sprague, visited his parents Sunday
It this place.
Ed. Shelton and family were out of
own visitors Sunday.
Rev. ]. H. Boner, Of Hume, preach
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