The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-12-01
FOSTER.
]. w. Darby AID A. H. Lloyd were
county seat visitors Monday.

Aull, OOlOtduOf NhSiS hS nus
spending the summer.
oh. Arbogast and daughter, Ada,
were passengers to Butler on We'd
nesday evenings train.
Miss Eula James was passenger
to Kansas City Wednesday over the
Mo. Pacific,
jill. Mccullough left on the local
last Thursday to Butler on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Hargrove, OF
Nevada, came in Friday to visit rela-
tives at this place.
d. w. Steele came in on the local
Saturday evening from the west
Paul Laughlin returned to Blue
Mound Sunday on Halley's Comet al
ter a brief visit with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Mize, OF the
country east. visited Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Otis Jennings.
Grandpa and Grandma Slower, OF
Rich Hill, visited their son, w. I.
, Slower, and wife on Central High
street last week.
Mark Thomas has completed his
new barn, which can be seen for
!, miles around.
Edna Mccullough, pretty little
miss of South Foster, visited Sunday
with Dinah.
The Woodmen had a dinner Thanks
r giving day in the Wilson Hail. and a
large crowd attended
Il w. R. Bell and wife came down
Thanksgiving in their auto and ate
= dinner with his parents, Mr., and Mrs.
d j. L. Bell.
5 The protracted meeting at Salem is
still going on and will continue
e through the week. Rev. McGee, the
ID state evangelist, arrived Thursday
g and will assist Rev. Whitsett in the
S; meeting,
j. The box supper at Green View the
ID oath was we'll attended. The pro-
Ia ceeds Amounted to $4l.S0, which goes
r for library. Miss Villa Darr is
the teacher which accounts for the
n box supper being a success.
,g f. Bennett and family, OF Stotes
y berry, are visiting at the home OF DR.
and Mrs. Rhoades, of this place. Mr.
he Bennett is agent for the Kansas City
Southern and is a brother-ln-law 0
on DR.. RhoadeS.
ID. Dode Scholes, section hand, Will
pumping the hand car Tuesday, tn
of handle broke, throwing him from tn
car, while running at high speed
In the fall Mr.. Scholes' wrist was dis
located, which is very painful.
]. W. Darby informed us while j
mr. Butler Monday of last week ne met
30 Miss Lamb, of MINER, Illinois. Tn
lady was acquainted with our brothe
''' and family, N. w. Arbogast, OF thu
place. We would nave been glad I
IN meet her. as she came from near tn
old home of our birth.
'ok Ut. Cecil moved his blacksmlt
Nv and woodshop on the corner lot mort
of the bank. If Foster can't bui
day any new buildings, one thing the
can do is to move the old on
ent around.
Prof. Maxwell Park, principal
,ent the Foster school, spent Thanksgl
bell ing with home folks.
Dee Arbogast left Saturday II
cas- Salina, Kansas. He was Joined
sett Kansas City by his brother, Grover
Fri V.R. Tolliver, the coal dealer
Pleasanton, Kansas, was in Foster
DR.. brief business visit between tran
Tuesday.
Jaw. Bee Jennings, of TT. Luptt
Colorado, came in Sunday evening
,d.v visit his brothers. Otis and Perry, a
other relatives, of this place.
coal Mrs. Frank Jennings and son, b
arrived Sunday from Fl. Lupt'
Colorado, on visit to relatives a
friends.
Mrs. Matte Comifred, of the Ind
DIN I'm territory, is visiting her brother,
, " E. Newkirk, of North Foster.
Born, Nov. 18th to Mr.. and M
James Vaughn, a girl. Jim S
e are the young lady weighs 10 "a
~ h;,, Cf UtIpSSInO her