The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-08-08
FOSTER.

FOSTER.
j. w. Darby was business visitor
10 Butler Saturday.
Elmer Price, of Pittsburg, Kan.,
spent a few days with friends in Fos-
ter.
DeIbert Mccullough went to Butler
Friday and returned Saturday.
C. E. West and ]. G. Doolittle took
in the Chautauqua at ButleriThurs-
day.
Mayor Plymell is reported on the
sick list.
WIN. Collins, of the east part of
town, IS building barn on his city
farm
Uncle Lewis Jones returned on the
Sunday train from his trip to Thomas
county, Kan, where he had been
looking after his farming idterests.
j. w. Darby returned home Friday
from Oklahoma. where he had been
to see his sister, who is quite poorly.
He reports her some better.
Mrs A. G. Methler and daughter,
Sylvia, were passengers to Kansas
City Friday
Phone Manager Scholler informs
us that the commercial line between
Foster and Pleasanton is completed.
L. E. Deaton and wife, after few
days pleasant visit with Foster friends,
left ON the noon train for their home
at Nyhart Sunday.
Mrs Maggie Weddle, of St. Jo-
seph, who has been visiting the past
two weeks at the Schaffner home in
this city. departed on the noon train
Sunday.
Mrs. F. A. Scholler, who is spend
ing month visiting relatives in Kan
sas, was expected home Sunday.
Mr.. Scholler met the train, but when
she failed to arrive there was big
Dutchman with tears in his eyes, but
we are not going to tell on him.
Robert Treasure was a passenger
to Nevada Saturday noon to visit his
son. Jim and wife, few days.
Homer Claypool, of Pittsburg,
Kan, was here shaking hands and
greeting old friends Friday, where
he had spent his boyhood days. Ho-
mer holds a position as clerk, and is
making good, which his Foster friends
are glad to know.
We were not altogether pleased
with the action of Mr.. Bryan at the
Baltimore convention, but guess we
will slip across the line to hear him
speak at the Pleasanton Chautauqua
Saturday.
Gus TruSseu was a passenger east
on the noon train Sunday.
Jake Metzler, of Chicago, spent
few days the first of the week visiting
his brother, A. G. Metzler, of this
city. They made flying trip ito
Rich Hill in their auto Monday.
C.. C. Swarens was a passenger to
Butler Monday noon.
Mrs Anna Hart who is here from
Texas visiting her father, is spending
few days visiting friends at Ell Do
RADIO springs
Mrs. NJ. C. Miller left to attend the
Presbyterian assembly Friday, which
is in session this week at Holster,
Taney county. She will be absent
for several days.
Mrs. Lorena Bright left for Collins
vile, Okla, Saturday, to visit her
parents and to see her grandfather,
C. Peterson, who is critically i'll at
that place. Mr.. Peterson was once a
resident of Old Walnut and will be
remembered by many of the older
inhabitants of Walnut township.
Prof. w. C. Chamberlin, Lonnie
Briscoe. Wendell McHenry and sister,
Vera, returned home from Warrens-
burp Sunl3ay. where they have been
attending summer school at the state
normal. Prof. Chamberlin was ac-
companied home by his cousin, Miss
Ethel Sellers. Of North Missouri, alum
ior student Of the Normal.
Grandma Cecil of Warrensburg,
came in On Saturday mornings local
to visit her sons. She was accompan-
led by her niece, Mrs. Anna Stockton,
Of that place