The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-10-05
AmOret.

We have just inspected the Hurley
lumber yard in Amoret. New
grounds, new buildings and sheds,
with cement walk around the whole.
Cliff Longwell, the manager, GER
tainly deserves great credit for the
impetus he has given to the improve
ments now going on in Amoret.
Mrs. Marinas, of Kansas City, who
is staying at the Darby farm, in some
way fell over chair last Saturday
and dislocated her shoulder. Drs.
Corn and Peck were summoned and
reset the shoulder.
Col. C. E. Robbins and family, of
Butler, attended the Royal Neighbors
supper Saturday night.
Miss Ella Dillon is acting as sales
lady in c. F. Halls store.
Fred Barton returned from Illinois
last Saturday, where he has been
visiting her mother.
John Ray, of Butler, was over
Thursday and sold Mr.. Farlow a
heating plant for his new house.
Mrs. T. j. Hicklin and children
came down from Kansas City last
Friday.
Mrs. c. H. Hutchins left Friday for
Des Meines, Iowa, for visit.
W. M. Payton and wife and sister
Mrs. H. Reed are visiting at Delta, la.
Lou Dudley is papering and paint
ing the U. P. church.
The Ladies' Aid Society was to
have met at the Christian church last
Wednesday afternoon. Only five
were present. Mrs. F. A. Gabby is
president.
While working on the section Sat-
urday Fred Altman fell and dislocated
his shoulder. He was taken to DR..
Peck's office and promptly attended
to.
The Ladies' Aid Society will serve
refreshments in Amoret Saturday
evening, Oct. 9TH. They will have
their tables near the merry-go- round
so all will have the opportunity to
AXE merry whirl as well as partake
Of the supper.
The Sunday Schools of Homer
ownship will hold convention at
he Christian church in Amoret Sun
lay, Oct. 9Th, at 2 o'clock. Every
'ody cordially invited.
The Royal Neighbors had a good
rOwd at their supper last Saturday
light. Their receipts were $25.
hey also got 20 per cent. of the
nerry-go-'round receipts. y
Willie Winery went to Hume
'unday afternoon to assist in organiz-
1g a Christian Endeavor Society at I,
he Christian church. He returned G
ONE on the early train Monday v
1orning ready for his duties at the !,
'arby fruit farm. s
Mrs. j. F. Bonnie, of Kansas City,
rho has been spending the past two P
'eeks at the Brown house, on the 1
'arby fruit farm, left for her home
afternoon. S
Joe D. Winery took Sunday din "
er with his mother.
Mrs. j. D. Mathews started last D
thursday with her husband, who is
ok with asthma, to Denver. We n
Re glad to hear that he stood the S
ip tolerable well and is regaining A
IS health. IN
The township board of Homer u
met Saturday and appointed r
arland Porter as collector in place y
I. j. Hicklin, who was elected but
lied to qualify. OF
Mrs. Anna Kraay, who has been q
sitting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ~ -,
INES Strait, left on the afternoon W W
ain Monday and will visit her broth 80 %
a few days in Kansas City. then as q.
turn to her home in Illinois. y. ~
E. Detwiler took Charley Henniph tn
d wife to Lyle to visit her father oh
It Sunday. w
'ituary Of Mrs. Maggie A. Galley. ~,
The maiden name of the deceased "
Is Maggie A. Elliott.
She was born in Middlesex, Mer- fol
: county, Pennsylvania, Oct. l0. an,
l6. Was married to Hugh M. Gal on
;, April 26, 1883, at New Castle, Ma