The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-04-21

Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Reyburn came
in from Spruce the first of the week.
Splendid table linens 5Sc.-Walker-
McKibbenS.
Ben G. Mains and family, of JOp-
lin, arrived the first of the week, for
a visit, with Mrs. |. N. Mains.
Mrs. Paul Preston has returned to
her home in Kansas City after visit
with the family of Ed Culver.
Rev, j. r. Lamb and A. H. Cul
yer are attending the Presbytery at
Kansas City, as delegates this week.
Grover Pipes, who is employed in
Kansas City, came in the last of the
week for a wish with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Tyson of
Hawkinson, N. d., left last week for
Lamar after a visit here with Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron Badgley.
Odd lot mems $3.50 shoes for 500.
r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
: Mrs. Martha Former, aged so years,
died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. j. d. Steward, April IA, 1910.
Funeral services were held and inter-
ment made at Johnstown Saturday
morning,
Black & Arnold Clothing Company
have installed new fixtures, for the
: display of clothing, which are up-to-
IS the-minute in style and practicability.
" They are of the revolving pedestal
IS type and each fixture is capable of
u holding fifty suits.
4 Miss Evelyn Lester, a daughter of
g n. NJ. Lester of west Of town, is suf-
:, fering a fracture of the bone in her
right arm. Miss Lester was driving a
young horse, which became fright
n ened, and in attempting to leap from
NJ the buggy, she struck her arm on the
t. wheel.
III Odd lot misses and children's OK
> fordS at 75c and 81, 90 worth double
!" Observation-Disclosures.
~
Vi The Supreme Court of Arkansas
handed down decision Monday in
which il held that the sale of native
T. wine in original packages of not less
y than five gallons, where made by the
IL grower himself, cannot be prohibited
rs by an order of the County Court in a
rs territory included in an order of the
y court setting aside such territory as
VI dry. The court holds that native
III wine growers have all the privileges
It. that are attached to the manufacturer
of alcohol, where the sale by the man
ny facturer is in original packages of not
Ike less than five gallons.
~ The Prairie City cheese factory re-
=. sumed operations Tuesday after being
- shut down for additions to buildings
- and equipment. II is one of the most
complete factories in the state of the
- size and its operation means much to
- the people of that community. The
- stock is all owned by them, and il
" has paid steady profit for the past
twenty years. II is the intention to
tor later add butter making machinery
he and cold storage, and the recent addl'
ge tons to the building were made with
nte this in view. Considering that many
X. SiloS have been purchased by the
tor farmers this season, we think there
ma is but little doubt that the butter fac
the tory will also be paying proposition
get Rockville Booster.
&c Ask for economy linens l5c. Walk
leu er-McKibbens.
"The world do move" Not ST
nut long ago but what it is fresh in tn
sey mind of "Majah" William Warne
ng, the Republicans in charge of affairs il
md Missouri frequently burned the bal
ad- lots" before counting time had arriv
The ed. Now the Hadley plan is to kee
de- the ballots too long for the protectio
The of the law to prevent mutilation o
ged a change, and then yell vociferousl
les for new count. It's not such lon
the reach from the Rodman-Warner wa
and tothe Hadley way. Skunks that com
out of the same hole usually match req
nm sonably well in smell, and it doesn'
~. increase your affection or respect fo
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