The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-10-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Clay hav'
returned home from a visit will
relatives and friends in Kansas CITY
Mrs. Adam Derr and children came
up from Rich Hill the last of the week
for visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. z. J. Williams returned Thurs.
day to her home in San Angelo,
Texas, after a brief visit here with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. L. R. Heinlein and son,
Edward, returned home the last of
week from visit with the family of
Chas. Stewart south of this city.
H. &: P. dress and work gloves.
Walker McKibben's.
Luther Williams, of north of Ap-
pleton City, aged about 40 years, died
at that place early Tuesday morning,
October %, 1911, after long illness.
Rev. J. F. Chambliss, of Kansas
City, who was formerly pastor of the
Baptist church in this city, visited
old friends here the last of the week.
W. B. Miller of near Sprague was
county seat visitor Wednesday and
made us most pleasant call. He in
forms us that his sons who are in
Oregon are doing WE'LL.
Baker Bros, Big Poland.C China Hog
Sale which will be held in this city
Friday, is about the last opportunity
hog fanciers will have to secure some
of the famous old Big Hadley blood.
WANTED-Agents to sell our teas,
coffees, spices, extracts ETC., in Butler
and surrounding territory. For par
ticulars write Grand Union Tea Co.,
3l9 East 18th St., Kansas City, Mo.
The Frisco scholarship offered for
the best display of 10 ears of corn
raised in Bates county, at the corn
show at Rich Hill Monday was won
by young Mr.. Thompson of near
Hume.
W. H. Charters, DR., had his annual
fall sale Of Poland-C China hogs in this
city Thursday afternoon. A fairly
good crowd was present, and Mr..
Charters hogs sold we'll, as they al
ways do.
O. D. Reavis has taken over the
agency for this district, formerly held
BY w. R. Hall, for the American
Copper Cable Lightning Rod Co.
Mr.. Hall has taken new territory in
the southwest.
c. Z. Baker and w. Z. Baker are
advertising big sale of big type Po-
and-China to be held in Appleton
City Friday, November 10. Their
:atalogs are now in the hands of the
PRINTER and will be out within few
lays.
We must ask our readers to pardon
is it our columns have not quite been
p to the standard this week and last.
heavy run of job work, including
sale catalog and two briefs, all of
which were rush orders, put us some
What behind with the newspaper.
Miss Edna Clarke was agreeably
Saturday night when large
arty of her many friends dropped in
, appropriately celebrate her seven.
zenith birthday. Mrs. Clark, who
'as aware of the intended coming of
lie young folks served dainty re-
'eshments.
The members of the Senior Class !
the Butler High School, under the {
of Prof. and Mrs. Brad {
law, enjoyed a 'possum hunt near
le home of Victor Wolfe, southeast 7
the city, Friday night. Although G
ey failed to capture one of the fes- I
We little animals, they had most |
ljoyable time. v
The jury in the case of the State VS. b
'eck Strange, charged with shoot II
g Henry Reeder, reported to the G
urt Wednesday morning at 10 \
clock that they were unable to reach
agreement, and were dismissed. "
N stood for acquittal and two for II
nviction. j. F. Smith conducted Ia
= case for the defense. u
Clark Richie of the East End is y
W working what he claims to be n
, thickest vein of coal in the State -
Missouri, and he thinks that the y: