The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-03-24

right up to the minute in style. 0uI
prices are right-Mrs. Y. C. Combs,
2l-2t
Rev. A. S. Gwinn went to Dewitt,
NO., the first of the week to attend
the seventy-fifth anniversary of his
mother, Mrs. Martha Gwinn.
Judge John March, of near Rich
Hill, is making preparations to move
to Nevada about the 10th of April,
and has rented his cultivating land.
Robbers entered the Hawkins Hotel
at Amsterdam last week and made
away with $50 in money, a check for
Sc. 80 and number of small articles.
The greatest line of wash dress
goods ever shown in Butler-Walker.
McKibbens.
Ex-Recorder j. R. Simpson called
while in Butler Saturday. Mr.. Simp-
sons many friends will be glad to
know that he has fully recovered his
health.
In order to take care of their
increasing stock of newgoods
Black & Arnold have been
compelled to add more shelv-
ing in their store.
Capt. V. L. Johnson and family
have returned from a weeks visit
with Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bachelor, of Deep Water
township.
Beautiful new dress trimmings and
allover laces-Walker -McKibbens.
Our esteemed old friend NJ. F,
Perry favored us pleasantly the las
of the week. Mr.. Perry has been {
constant reader of The Times fol-
over thirty years.
Miss Rachel Isabel Thomas anC
Chas. w. Miller were married at the
home of the groom's mother in But
Ter at 8 o'clock Saturday evening, by
Rev. William Mayfield.
Judge Hyde, who had seriou.
tussle with pneumonia, was so far re
covered as to be able to attend thu
called session of county court OF
Monday. He is still quite weak.
Prof. F. M. Skaggs, one of the bes
piano tuners that makes this terri
tory, was in Butler Tuesday. He in
formed us that Mrs. Skaggs and tn,
seven months old daughter are enjoy
ing good health.
Carpenter G. Shafer MANUFACTURER.
Company are building 30-foot bricl
extension on their old brick smok,
stack in lien of the large steel stack
which they are preparing to discard.
The Davis Commission Co., 424-5-O
Board of Trade, Kansas City, wan
your orders on grain and provision
futures. Write, phone or wire then
for advice on the market. 22-4t ::
Walter Delaney, a son of r. E
Delaney, formerly of this city, trans
acted business in Butler last week TO
the Kansas City Automobile Suppl
Company, of which concern he is
representative.
New shopping bags, baretts, neck
ties, veilings, Observation-Disclosures
benS.
w. R. Hoffman, of Archie, was il
Butler the last Of the week and favor
ed us. Mr.. Hoffman is an old Bate,
county boy, but now owns a flint
farm adjoining the corporate limits o
Archie.
New kid and silk gloyes-Walker
McKibbens. .>s
Miss Nellie Douglass has issued in
vitations to a Piano Recital, at tn,
Ohio street M. E. Church, Frida,
evening, March 18th. She will b,
assisted by Miss Marguerite Snide
land Miss Myra Belle Vickers. '2'
Eggsforhatching: Barred Plymouth
Rocks, the steel blue riaglets $40
for Is. Mrs. AIS. Millhorn,
19-T:.: Butler, Mo
Mr.. and Mrs. Strother Lewis ant
two children, Of West Point township
were pleasant callers at The Time
office on Saturday. They were Wis
iting at the home Of C. B. and N. B
Mcfarland, brothers of Mrs. Lewis.
A telegram was received by .Leste
Lyons on Saturday from Richfield
Ills, that his mother, Mrs. Lind
Lyons, had died very suddenly at he
home that morning. Deceased wa
well known in Butler, where sh
formerly lived.
Ihave moved my shoe shop from
the Nichols shoe store to west sid
square over Norfleet & Reams an,
will be glad to have my friends an,
customers call.
2l-3t f. M. Oldaker.
C. w. Bell was in Butler Tuesda,