The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-12-05
l0c Mitts, Gloves, Black-Arnold.

vance Belt is visiting relatives al
Greenwich, Illinois.
Suit case or trunk make a good
Christmas Gift Black-Arnold.
A. L. Fox transacted business in
Adrian the first of the week.
H. L. Curtis of Hume, was in the
county seat Monday on a business
mission.
Paul Levy visited in Kansas City
the latter part of the week.
Useful gifts for "Young Men" that
please at Black-Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Mosher of Pas
sale, spent the last of the week here
with their daughter, Miss Emma.
Get calendar at Embellishments
West Side Square.
Mrs. j. A. Silvers has returned
home from visit with relatives and
friends in Spokane, Washington.
Fur Gloves 81 Black-Arnold.
Wilbur Welton, head of the We'll
ton Jewelry Co. transacted business
in Kansas City the first of the week.
Silk lined Gloves, Black-Arnold.
Mrs. Lucy Maloney returned home
Sunday night from visit with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Nora Hall in Stone
county.
A 1918 calendar photo given free
with dozen photos between now and
the 18th at Embellishments Studio
West Side Square.
D. H. Arbogast and A. H. Lloyd,
coal operators of Foster, were in the
county seat Wednesday on business.
Mr.. Arbogast left Thursday morning
for trip to Warrensburg, Knobnos-
ter and Sedalia.
Don't fail to 20 to the Electric
Theater. for Saturdays Matinee, 200
till 500 p. m. The best show in town
every night. A good place to meet
your friends. Admission SC. Tit
Ed S. Austin and family have re-
turned to their home in jefferson
City after a brief though pleasant
visit with Col. and Mrs. O. D. Aus
tin.
handkerchief and tie to match
packed Christmas boxes, Black-Ar-
mold.
Miss Eula Brown of Richmond,
Mo-, a daughter Of Barney Brown of
this city and w. r. Fritz of Rich
mond, were united in marriage Sum
day Nov. "a, 1912.
Sheriff w. j. Bullock and j. w. i
Barnhart returned Wednesday noon
from Sidney, Iowa, with Charles
who is charged with OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses.
Il is alleged that Chandler induced
Mr.. Barnhart to indorse a worthless
check.
Dress shirts, 81 Black-Arnold.
"The Girl From Rectors' is the
lext attraction at the Fiske Opera
House in this city. This is one of the
)eSt shows on the road and no one
Who enjoys good show can afford
o miss it. Seats now on sale at
rrimble's Drug Store.
Christmas sweaters Black-Arnold.
Richard Medley of Lone Oak town.
hip was pleasant caller the last of
he week and favored us substantial
y. Mr.. Medley, who farms scien-
ifically, has been making some inter-
sting experiments in alfalfa growing, {
'utting in five acres in August, 1911.
)ne bushel of seed costing $11.OO {
vas required to put in the crop. This ,
ear Mr.. Medley cut three crops from
lis five acres of value of over 500.
Ar. Medley says that the greater part
i his farm is adapted to the raising
f alfalfa. {
Silk hose in Christmas boxes 5Occ,
II shades, Black-Arnold.
W. w. Ferguson, president of the I
:. & M. Bank, went to Kansas City t
londay morning to have an operation t
erformed for mysterious growth
n his neck. A telegram received !
hortly after dinner announced that
ne operation was undergone at II
clock and that he passed through it -.
and was feeling able to I
ONE back at once, though the ply 7
icians will probably dicourage such !;
mbition. His friends will be glad to |
now that Mr.. F. got off so easily !
eview.
High Art" suits Black-Arnold. I
Probably the best show ever stag Z
d in this city was the Cohan and !.
[arris production of "Officer 666" u
the Fiske Opera Honse Saturday !,
light. The play, a melodramatic !,
lrce was built upon an absorbing I
lot through which ran veins of mys- l
,rv ond comndv and each rnomhar