The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-08-24
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from Mound City to spend few days
visiting in Foster.
Gus Trussell was an arrival or
Saturdays train from Mexico, Mo-,
his old home town where he had been
to have his eyes treated by a special.
list.
A. G. Metlzler returned home on
Fridays train from Kansas City. He
reports the weather awful hot in the
city. H.
Rev. Sage filled his regular ap,
pointment Sunday at the Christian
church.
Dave Cheshier of Amoret, was a
Foster visitor last week.
Melvin Smith and Sister Miss Blanch
OF Hardin, No., were visiting their
cousin, j. G. Doolittle, and other
relatives west of town last week.
T. S. McHenry spent few days at
Urich, Henry county, visiting his
sister and attending the ex-Confeder-
ate reunion. He reports a large crowd
in attendance and met with many of
his old friends and school mates
whom he had not seen for thirty five
years.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Landon is reported quite poor
ly of appendicitis.
Charley Rice of Amoret, came over
Sunday to see his home team get
faxed.
Noel Mills came in Tuesday to visit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Mills.
He was accompanied by his cousin,
Miss Hortence Trimble of Butler.
Mrs. A. Frankenfield and daughter
Miss Minnie, returned home Thurs
day from Pittsburg, Kansas.
Presiding Judge R. B. Campbell
was in our burg Friday shaking hands
with his many friends.
DR.. Mulkey, the vetinary surgeon
of Butler, was called to Foster Thurs
day on professional business.
Dee Jennings came down from the
city Saturday to visit his mother and
sister, Mrs. D. C. Mize northeast of
this city.
Grandpa Mccall was an arrival
Thursday from his visit to north Mis-
souri,.
w. j. Parlier and R. O. Grant were
n Rich Hill Thursday and now are
elling hard jokes other.
w. M. Campbell and wife of War
'ensburg, came in Thursday on a
visit to relatives and friends. They
we're on their way to Oklahoma
where they will make their home.
W. N. Carmichael has opened his
outchershop in the Parlier building
IN the west end of 9th street. We
wish Mr.. Carmichael success in the
business.
Schuyler Robb of Rexford, Kansas,
anne in Tuesday to look over the
own where he used to roam. He is
n the hotel business and is doing
veil which his Foster friends will be
lad to learn.
W. B. Hamilton, daughter and
Mrs. Emma Nc
lahan Of Backer City, Oregon, ar
ived on Sundays passenger from
lansas City. They were accompanied
y his granddaughter, Misses Maud
nd Beulah Journey. It has been %
ears since Mrs. McMahan left Foster
,r Oregon, but she will be remem- !
cred by the old settlers among
HON she spent her youger days. i
A Birthday Dinner. l
The children and friends of j. G.
eed gathered at his city home Tues r
~, Aug. 18th to help him celebrate h
S 9th birthday. There were thirty n
ne guests; all his children, grand Fl
lildren and great grandchildren S
ere present. All brought we'll filled a
skets of good things to eat. After n
nner the evening was spent eating
: cream and melons. 81
Those present were James Brid- Fl
ell and wife, Fred Bridwell and N
fe, VIM. Thompson and wife, S. N.
nion and wife of Virginia, J. P. Nc ce
II and family, M. E. Shannon and al
fe, R. o. Grant and family, R. H. er
ear and family and w. H. Incl and in
nily. M
After spending a pleasant day with hi