The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-04-13

\ z. W.lWimsatt was called to Kan
sas City Saturday on account of the
death of his daughters husband, j.
H. Breslin, who was stricken with
apoplexy.
| Clarence Morris and family, who
have been living on a farm near
Johnstown, have moved back to But
Ter, where Mr.. Morris has purchased
one-half interest in the Jay Gordinier
barber shop.
The new blacksmith shop will be
ready for any kind Of repair work in
Nyhart NO., April IS, 1911. All
work guaranteed.
C. L. Mitchell,
25-tf Pleasanton, Kans.
Old men suits. Black-Arnold.
The Base Ball Team of the Butler
High School lost to the Pleasanton,
Kansas, High School nine a hard
fought game Friday afternoon at the
Fair Grounds by score of 2 to 0.
Fred Williams umpired the game.
M. S. Young, the we'll known
stockman Of near Spruce, NO., trans
acted business in the county seat
Monday and made The Times most
pleasant call. Mr.. Young is the own
er of the fine Percheron stallion Keota
which he is standing this season.
Khaki shirts SOC. Black-Arnold.
Word received here from T. S.
Paschall, who recently went to La
Harpe, Kan., to receive treatment for
a stroke Of paralysis he recently suf-
fered, states that he is improving
nicely and is now able to walk around.
1t is hoped that his recovery will be
complete. Enterprise.
Ties, belts, hose. Black-Arnold.
c. C. Vanarsdale, of Horton, NO.,
has filed suit in the circuit court of this
county against the Missouri Pacific
Railway Company for damages to the
amount Of $40, 900, for alleged injur-
les said to have been received by his
being forcibly elected from train on
the night Of May II, 1910, without
his being allowed to examine his
pockets in the search for ticket
which he states was purchased at
Rich Hill, Mo.
$500 B. E. Maple dresser for
$500 at Culver's.
Col. S. w. Dooley spent several
days the first of the week in Jeffer-
son City attending a meeting of the
the State Poultry Board as the rep
resentative of the Butler Commercial
Cub, in an attempt to secure for this
city the district poultry show. Col.
Dooley will make report of his trip
to the directors of the Commercial
Club at A. H. Culver's new store
rooms Thursday evening.
Boys belts Csc. Black-Arnold.
Rufus Ackerman began tearing
down his house, this week, and will
build a modern home with basement
furnace, electric light plant, etc., on
his farm west of town. When COM
pleted he will have all the conven-
fences of city-electric lights, tele-
phone, free mail delivery, steam heat,
waterworks, etc., combined with all
the comforts of the farm. e. Wal
lace has the contract for building it,
and work will begin at once.-Hume
Telephone.
School suits ST. Bfack-Arnotd.
S. A. D. Cox, the noted story writ
er, has been taken to an insane asy-
lum protesting his sanity, and a faith
full wife, who had heroically struggled
to keep her husband out of the mad
house, is broken hearted. Mr.. Cox
is one of the most prolific story writ
ers of the generation. He is author
of a long series of the Nick Carter,
Diamond Dick, Wild West books, and
is said to have had a wonderful faculty
for turning out this class of fiction.
He not infrequently turned out one
of these nickel stories in a night
Osawatomie Globe.
Golden Beauty, Reids Yellow Dent
and Boone County White seed corn,
fine stock, Deacons' south desquare.
At convention of the patrons of