The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-11-03


KibbenS.
Do not let anything prevent you
from voting.
Every name on the Democratic |
ticket is entitled to your vote.
Your vote on next Tuesday may
mean Democratic Supreme Court.
Do not credit any sensational cam
paign stuff sprung on the eve of cleo
ton.
Any sensational stories sprung on
the eve of election should be dis
credited.
g. w. Clardy, of Kansas City, Wis
tied in Butler Tuesday. Mr.. Clardy
was formerly in business in this city.
Mrs. Rube Marshall, of Kansas
City, accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Nadine is visiting friends in this
city.
Mrs. James Allison and Mrs. f. S.
McLain of Kansas City, are visiting at
the home of j. II, Allison of west of
this city.
Mrs. George Collins returned to
her home at California, Mo-, Tues
day, after a visit here with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Norman.
One price cloakS and suits, Walk
er-McKibbens.
Mrs. Alice r. Mains and daughter,
Miss Irene, left Wednesday noon for
Coldwater, Michigan, where they
will spend the winter,
Munsing underwear is sold at pop.
! ular prices Soc up.-Walker-McKib.
: benS.
Make your arrangements before
a hand to 90 to your precinct voting
il place on next Tuesday and vote {
straight Democratic ticket,
& House dresses a n children,
:, dresses. observation-disclosures.
. w. H. Trigg OF Boonville, Mo,
l. visited in this city the first of the
p week with Mr.. and Mrs. f. T, Dutch
o err. Mr.. Trigg, in company with W
\ f. Walton, President of the Walton
Trust Company, made us a mos
\ pleasant call Tuesday afternoon.
If The Aaron Hart residence, located
# on the site to be occupied by the new
high school building, was sold at auc
ton Saturday to Arthur Duvall, VIII,
intends to move the building onto hi
farm, The consideration was 1886
= The ladies' of the Baptist Church c
u this city will serve % cent Dime
e Saturday, November 9th in the Pac
v building on North Main street. Tn
g menu will include chicken pie, eScal
II loped potatoes, baked beans, slaw
=" cranberry jelly, pickles, biscuit, pi
and coffee.
l. Herman o, Maxey, Democrat
II nominee for CLERK of the Circui
!, Court, was county seat visitor Mon
10 day and made The Times a pleaSan
IS call. Mr.. Maxey has been unable t
e attend all the Democratic meeting
l. or to get out and see his friends o.
n account of sickness in the family 70
: the past few weeks.
o. A. Heinlein, president of tn
Bennett-Wheeler Mercantile Compa
ny, had narrow escape from sever
u injury Monday noon, when his hors
d attempted to run away just as he wa
,r getting into his buggy. He wa
s caught between the wheels an
! dragged for some distance before tn
:, horse was stopped by Chris BLACK
re He was slightly bruised about tn
s. body and his clothing was torn.
10 Ed Warderman, aged so years an
months, died at his home in thi
n city Sunday, October 80, 1910, after
- several months illness. Mr.. Wal
"a derman was an old settler, havin
If located in this county in 1868. He
in survived by a widow and six chi
Of dren, two boys and four girls. Fl
neral services, conducted by the NJ;
. sonic Lodge, were held Wedne:
le day afternoon and interment wa
as made in Oak Hill cemetery.
II Bruce Campbell, candidate fo
= Presiding Judge, and Frank Fl,
/ candidate for Associate Judge, wer
in town on their way to the Mon
= gomery sale east of here. Both ar
in excellent trim and feeling highl
confident. With these gentleme
and Mr.. Wolfe of the north distrit
elected, as they will be the 9Th {
November. the people will have a