The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-06-23

\ Mrs. Fannie DeArmond Of Pitts
burg, Kansas, has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. B. F. johnson Of this
city.
Mrs. R. A. Belt has returned from
Greenwich, Illinois, where she Sc-
companied the body of her husband
for burial.
Mrs. Frank T. Clay viii entertain
at her home on High street Thursday
afternoon.
George Brewster has Returned 10
Springfield after an extended visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs N, q,
Brewster.
Mrs. S. w. Peach of Port Town.
send, Washington, came in Saturday
for visit with her daughter, Mrs
c. F. Pharis.
Mrs. o. C. Atterberry, accompa-
MED by her son, left the last Of the
week for a visit with her parents at
Jacksonville.
Buy straw hats, soft shirts light
trousers and keep cool-BAek &
Arnold Clothing Co.
Mrs. j. Everingham went to Adrian
Tuesday on account of the illness of
Mrs, Reeder of that city.
Miss Eliza Meglasson who has been
visiting relatives and friends here left
Saturday for Greedy Colorado, where
she will spend the summer.
Miss Margaret Kipp has returned
to Kansas City after a visit with rela-
tives and friends in this city.
Lloyd Roster was elected first leu
tenant and Walter Ives second leu-
tenadt of Co. B. at a meeting of that
organization held Monday evening,
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.. and Miss
Eleanor Butler Alexander were mar
; ried at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon in
the New York Fifth Avenue PreSby-
terrain church.
Farnk Ludwick, deputy clerk Of
the Supreme Court, came in irom
Jefferson City the last of the week
5 for visit with his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. John F. Ludwick.
| James A. Patten oi/ChicagO and
seven lesser figures jV the Specula-
tive field have been indicted, charged
d with conspiracy in restraint OF trade
under the antitrust law.
A buggy containing Mrs. Pete lami
and her mother, Mrs. Purify, Was
overturned Wednesday by fright
a ened team, breaking two Of Mrs,
: Purdy's ribs. -Amoret Post.
Lee Meyer. usher at the peni;en
q tiary, and a nephew of Warden An
S drae, was drowned in the Moreal
River near jefferson City shortly af
n ter noon Sunday while bathing,
j. P. Reeder had the misfortune I,
fall at the Farmers Lumber Yam
a Tuesday, says the Adrian Journal
If Three of his ribs were broken in III,
fall and he was otherwise bruised up
a The United States government, vii
h hand Richard A. Parr, deputy sur
veyor of the port of New York, 500,
!, 600 as reward for his services il
u : uncovering the sugar frauds in III,
custom service.
Grover Gilbert, living abou; ) mile,
:, east of this city was kicked by muit
II and painfully, although il IS no
thought seriously, injured, Nonda,
o morning at the court house hltcl
: rack in this city.
Floyd Galysan. of Nevada, anC
k Miss Lizzie Williams, OF this city
e were united in marriage in the offic,
of the Recorder of Deeds in this ciu
Friday, June II, 1910, Judge +, F
e Jeter officiating.
Clemmie E. Aims and Miss Evely,
Woodson, both of Rich Hilr wer,
o united in marriage in the parlorS o
a the Henry Hotel in this city Saturda,
evening, June Is at 8 O'Clock, judy,
B. F. Jeter officiating.
= w. R. Kegerris, prominent bust
ness man of Sheridan, Wyoming
came in last Friday for a visit witt
relatives and friends in this vicinity
> His father, Peter Kegerries, willac
company him upon his return home
Rhodes M. Hackworth, aged 4:
> years, died at his home near Pappin
vile early Saturday morning, Jun,
Il 18. Funeral services were held at tn,
d home and interment was made il
o the Green Lawn Cemetery at Ricl
Hill.
d The 450-fOot trestle, a short dis
d lance west of Critzer, Kansas, caugh
l. fire last week and about so fee
of trestle work was burned befors
the fire was discovered by farmer
e Passenger service was DELAYED abou