The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-09-01

Mrs. J. W. Voris is visiting in
Adrian.
Deputy Sheriff Ed Dillon is visiting
relatives at Adrian.
Miss Mary Braden is visiting rela-
tiveS in Kansas City.
Miss Clara Hill returned Monday
from visit in Illinois.
Sam Spears and wife, of Johnston,
were in this cityT tuesday,.
j. w, Poffenbarger has returned
from trip to st. Joseph, Mo.
Miss Helen Jones, of Kansas City,
is the guest of Miss Anna Yaple.
John Stangel of Rich Hill was a
Butler visitor the last of the week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Young,
of this city, son, Friday, August 26,
1910.
c. Y. Peacock and Ford Eads, of
Spruce, were in town Tuesday on
business.
Appleton City's Ninth Annual Fair
and Stock Show is being held in that
city this week.
Joe and John McElwain, of Chapel,
were business visitors TO the city
Tuesday.
Thomas Egger of Lamar, has been
elected president of the First National
| Bank of Appleton City to succeed the
late John b. Egger,
Mrs, H. p. Elliott, of Rich Hill, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. HarvC
johnson, OF this city.
Miss Meta Reese, of Rich Hill, Wis
tied with the family of +. l.. Gencf
the last Of the week.
. Bates lodge No. $50, |. 0. o. f.,
conferred the third degree ON d. A
S Zwahlen and G, A. Fulk Monday even
ing,
n F. A, Taylor has returned from
!, Trenton, Mo-, where he has com
pleted a course in auctionecring a
9 the college in that city.
NJ J. NJ. Mock of Appleton City has !
COW which he claims has raised fou
living calves, all good ones, within
3 the past twelve and one half months
y c. F. Jennings of Fl Lupton, Col
orado, who is visiting relatives ant
: friends at Foster, was a Butler Wis
!, itor Monday and made us pleasan
call.
4 Rev. Lewis w, Keele, of this city
! has been called for the fourth Sun
day in each month as pastor of tn
recently organized Baptist church q
l. Passaic.
George Hartley, the S-year-old so
of j. w. Hartley, and John F. How
st ard are reported by the Adrian Joul
If nal as being victims of heat prostr;
ton during the past week.
e DR.. j. S. McDaniels, formerly asst
e ciated with DR.. McAninch, left Sur
day for Kansas City, where he has az
, cepted a position as a member of tn
/ faculty of veterinary college.
Lucian Baskerville, formerly @
: this city, now associated with larg
;, manufacturing company of Chicago
is visiting the family of his father
VIM. Baskerville of Deepwater town
S ship.
:. Frank Ludwick of the fore
of the Supreme Court of Mo.
e who has been spending his vacation
p at home, left Thursday morning TO
the return trip to Jefferson City
! which he made overland with hi
e new driving horse.
Harlan Harshaw has purchased
J., new 1911 model Maxwell touring car
. Mr.. Harshaw intends using his seven
= passenger White Steamer as a liver
car, and has engaged Frank Taylo
;, as driver. The car will make an
# kind of a trip, at any time.
A. j. Mcclure, of Shawnee town
" ship, raised some flax this year. an
e at considerable profit to himself. Nh
d Mcclure had eighteen acres in flax
and last week he marketed his croT
IS receiving the sum of S457.83, or a
q average price of sos. 43 per acre 70
this crop.
II Judge A. D. Hyde of Prairie towI
o ship, accompanied by his daughter
t. was Rich Hill visitor the last of tn
" week, and reported that the machiI
n cry belonging to the contr actors VIII
III have agreed to remove the rock frol
the lower end of the drainage ditc
had been received.
i'll j. S. Brown, of southeast of tn
IS city, following a custom, which
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