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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-30

25-room transient hotel, best atior
in town, large entrance. full every night
cheap rent and long lease; $3.50; good
terms.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous

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COAL AND FUEI,

oCH COAL Is JUSTRIGHT." WAS.
h4S- Alliance Coal Co. II Main ST.
h1n7A
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

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HOME PAPER CLEANING CO. SPE-
clal prices fall and winter work. Was.
S164 dsI7s
UTAH PAPER CLEANING CO. OFFICE
Salt Lake Glass & Paint Co. Ex 400
Res, Hyland 23i8-W r742
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PRESSING AND CLEANING

HIGH CLASS HAND PRESSING AND
cleaning; all work guaranteed. Flax
Cleaning Co, 400 so. 9Th f. Hy, 1929
halo
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BEST CHANCE TO OWN BIG


CONTROLLING STOCK IN SILVER
lead mine-North Star district High
class prospect, Tunnel over so feet-llme
and porphyry contact-S5 feet to CROSS
cut; immense ore-bearing tissure vein.
$1,000 for 100000 shares, carrying presl-
dent secretary, treasurer and control OF
er must have cash for other business.
Address Do Tribune, h3T47
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A. r. BARDWBLL, SUCCESSOR BET
ties, Mathes Sc Co, 15S South West
Temple. Phone Was. 1886. f2lT
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r1ve-room bungalow on Rrown,,u :.
nue.. between 7th and XII
twenty nine hundred (s29Oo1 =
lars; five hundred (S5o0S tasp
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SDN US FOR OTHER BARGAINS.
We cannot advertise all we have.
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MACHINERY

SECOND HAND MACHINERY, PIPE,
valves and fittings, engines. boilers
contractors supplies, mine and mill ma
chinery. very cheap. Bogue Supply Co,
S16 Dooly block: Was. sos. Yard, 3rd
So. and 7th West. Was. 244S h2330
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For particular bargains In hotels and
rooming houses, sec me. l sell more
than all the other agents combined
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BANK. EAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

BANK, OFFICE. BAR AND STORE
fixtures; special designs submitted on
application; household refrigerators. car
om and pocket billiard tables, bowling
alleys md supplies. Brunswick Bake
Collender Co., 56-57-59 West South Tenn
pie. Phone Wasatch ass. a40S6
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ROSS c. DAVIS, HOTEL BROKER,
l1S So. Main, Was, 3S39
h4393
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w. l.. wETHERBBE CO. DESIGNERS
and manufa acturers OF bar. ba nk. office
and store fixtures: also agents for billiard
and pool tables and supplies. Office and
factory, 15S-I60 West 1st South. Wasatch
S228 h3320
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ATTENTION. HOTEL MEM II YOU
are looking for q dandy business In the
hotel line. look this bargain up at once
Three story pressed brick, modern
throughout. all furnished first class. bar
ness. The chance OF a lifetime to make
q pickup. The property must be sold. as
the owner Is nonresident Terms part
cash, bal. long time Address XII. Trib
une. gl66o
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NO. 5,
80 EOOMS-On Main street Steam heat.
running water; best buy In town,
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TAILOR-MADE CORSETS
SEWING MACHINES


WE SELL, RENT AND REPAIR ALL
makes. l59 State, Was 4703. d34l6
STANDARD SEWING MACHINES FOR
sale at prices and terms to suit. Bow
ers & Evans. l13 SO. w. Temple. b318o
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30-room transient hotel, modern and up
to date in overy way: steam heat. hot
and cold water; location and entrance
are the best. This house has made the
owner rich. 1t will do the same for you.
S2l0O. terms
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six-room bungalow on 13th Fast. as
bedrooms, hardwood floors no, ~. .V'
and e9r 93eaSIioFty 3if11 1snaHyn, two hundred al al
sand (Sl000) cash. ''o 'ho'
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STORAGE, MOVING, PACK.
ING, SHIPPING

WE SHIP HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO
any part OF the United States. Cut
rates. Kimhall Van Storage Co.. rs
South Main. rn2663
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No. 2,
40 ROOMS-Well furnished, steam heat,
running water, always full Rent
less than $500 d room including
heat.
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J. L. DENHAM CO..
W, 4l33. 3<3 Main St W 4133
h4454
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BOWLING ALLEYS

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WINDSOR BOWLING PARLORS, 225
Main Prizes each week for Iadies' high
scores. m5ol
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CHINA FIRING

EXPERT FIRING DAILY. MRS, E. l..
Homan, 1912 Lincoln ave. Phone Hy-
land e90s-J. hIeI0
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Third avenue near M street, tou
bedrooms and sleeping porch, an
floors, hot air heat Flfty-fIve hun
dred (S55QO) dollars; 1--we hundre
($500) cash.
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j L. DENHAM CO.

J. L. DENIIAM co.
13-roop1 fiat, close In, new and clean,
modern in every way, including steam
heat, hot and cold water in all rooms;
cheapest rent in town, This is money
maker, but must be sold; $500. See this
UuicE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-30

UNITED STATES ARMY REGULATION
Shoe. Send for catalogue describing
shoes adopted by United States govern
ment. Guaranteed as represented or
money refunded. The Haynes Shoe Com
pany. Lewiston, Maine. Reference First
National Bank. Auburn, Maine. c3320
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Eight-room modern home, Third sveuu.
within walking distance, facin
south; hot-water heat; lot 4l,xIa5
SIX thousand (s6000) dollars; on
thousan nd (S1000) cash. y
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NURSING
PIANO TUNING

FACTORY EXPERIENCE, TUNING
and player repairing. Piano 6, PLAYER
Rebuilding Co.. l39 z. 1st South Was.
1924. G. s. Eardley Mgr. h1T7i
PIANO AND ORGAN TUNER PHONE
Wasatch leS7-W hssI
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4-HoLB COOK STOVE, IN GOOD CON-
dition. o62 So. 3rd East. h1357
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ASSAYERS

CRISMON & NICHOLS, ASSAYERS
and chemists. 229 South West Temple
w1T93
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r. II. OFFICER Sc CO, ASSAYERS, l6O
South West Temple St. Salt Lake City
m260
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foR SALE-REAL EsTArr
improved and Unimproyed

improved and Unimprovad
il1'A''-''S'1'->-' G6GE c6G9, k0AN 10 & rRus.
S-oo cash VIII give you possess,o
iaeaI bungalow located ~, oI
@ @.leet ana Liberty Park, MOI "a -
eVtry detail except heat frern fonr tn
npint. TI.S @ ahn sleeping porch ~
ptice mas been Knocked dowr a
t"enty-clSht hundred 10 lrol
our hundred. TWO hundraa 'Semnty
AHIyVl CASH, balance twcnt" w
dollars per month, includInr y-ilY
est at { per cent ihiel
BY paying us $3.50 we will piyo
session Of one OF the most ,,s ;eu po&
uNe-room bungalows on tba b'dciiv
east bench; strictly rnnda,nor nortn
Guiding heat The price IN
nome nle = thirty seven bupdred
10y I$3toV, dollars. One hpnS2
ara fltty tsl50) in cagh hnis
can DE arranged TO suite t,o
chaser 'e 'le %
Near 9th East and 10th South ~, A
al attractive ftve-room bunvoid
vim WIN sleeping porch, hot air ~
nire nIGe' dot ooXiS2 Only twen1
hundred (ss00) cash. e'g
rlVe-room bungalow on Rrown,,z Il
nue.. between 7th and 9Th East
twenty nine hundred (s29O01 ~
ars' i've hundred (S5o0) cash. y
Six room bIIp lou, -.
sion finish, hardwood fI fno,s az
air heat. Price four tbnnea
$1,000 dollars; SIX hundred Te5
dollars cash. ''oY
Six-room bungalow on l3tn rae,. =,
Deorooms, hardwood floore, hot ~
ter heat-forty two hundrnI W
and fifty Cs426o) dollars: one ga -, az
sand tSl000) cash. "0 '"oo
Seventh East between 1st and 2pd So,s
Very pretty home containJna sn,'
rooms. modern In every dci,ij y
special taxes paid, for five thousac
}ssIIoo00@o}} COLLARS one thousan
Seyen-room modern home ON ar" ,,..
with four bedrooms. This hopus
We'll worth fifty-five hundred al
Ears> The price for quick saIc 4
lorty,1lVe hundred (sl5OO) doIla =
one thousand $4,000 cash
Four room bungalow on RnosevaI, -,
nue., between 18th and 9Th Easf
modern except heat for twenfv
i've hundred ($25OO) dollars; seys,
hundred (s700) cash.
Eight-room modern home, Third avor..
within walking distance. facin1
south; hot-water heat; lot ll3xlSS
thousand (s1O0O) cash. ~
Third avenue near M street. to,u
bedrooms and sleeping porch or1
floors, hot air heat Flfty-five hun'
dred (S55oO) dollars; 1--we hundra
($500) cash.
Corner on First avenue, within yaIktnI
distance. 623x1l5 feat, all spsciN
taxes paid, with eleven room moi
ern brick home, hot wat ter heat. a
eleven thousand five hundred (Slil
5000 dollars twenty-flvs hundre{
(S2500) cash.
Ten thousand dollar home on Third ava
nue., corner lot, hot-water heat. al
finish on first floor, for seventh
seven hundred (S7700) dollars oH
thousand (Sl000) cash.
HALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN & TRUS
COMPANY
Exchange 1s1 so9-11 Main 4
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BUSINESS MAN HAS $1,000 TO INVEST
where his services are required: refer
ences exchanged. Address F-44. Tribune.
h452s
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Corner on First avenue, within yaIkIn|
distance. 62bx1l5 feat all spsci1
taxes paid, with eleven-roop mod
ern brick home, hot-water heat, IA
eleven thousand five hundred iSiiI
5000 dollars; twenty-flvs hundrs<
(S2600) cash.
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RoOMING HOUSE SNAPS.
No. l.
90 ROOMS-St team heated, with hot and
cold running water. Clearing $500
a month. Rent less than $500 Il
room. including heat.
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SECONDHAND STORES

GET OUR PRICES BEFORE BUYING
or selling your second hand furniture
Salt Lake Furniture Co., 165 S. w. Tenn
pie. Wasatch 1887, r2279
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J, w. CURRIE. 10 w. THIRD SOUTH
P. o, Box 565, Salt Lake City. oeS2
UNION ASSAY OFFICE, INC, 152 AND
154 South West Temple. P. o. Box
1876 Phone Exchange IS5. d3
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Ten thousand dollar home on Third aye
nue., corner lot, hot-water heat, oa|
finish on first floor, for seventh
seven hundred (SITOQD dollars, Cd
thousand $4,000 cash
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Four room bungalow on Rooseval, a,..
nue., between 18th and sth Eas,
modern except heat. for tweniy
i've hundred ($25O0) dollars; seYs
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STOVE and RANGE REPAIRS

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jackets cleaned. So, l. jackets, So: stoves
repaired. E. e, Morlss. Phone Wasatch
CLAW s1402
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$1,000 90
Puts you in possession OF either OF the
Following.
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MIR BLAKE,
UNITED HOME BUILDERS COMPANY,
New Orpheum Bldg. W. 426o.
Open until o'clock Monday evenings,
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CONTRACTORS

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FOR CEMENT WORK AND RETAIN
ing walls in Easements. Call Was.
7045-W. or 456 4th East h34Il
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seventh East, between 1st and 2pd So,.s
Very pretty home containIn1, sou1
rooms. modern In every do1,I y
special taxes paid, for five thnms.
(s2oOOl dollars, one ihonsa
$4,000 cash.
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CORSETS.

SPIHELLA CORSETS; ONE YEAR
guarantee. Mrs. Hayes, 2G0 W. Third
North Wasatch 25s0-J fieI
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COMPARE OUR FINANCIAL STAND
Ing, Insurance rate and warehouse with
any other. The superiority OF the Key
ser storage over all others Is well
known. Keyser V!reproof Storage Co
Wasatch 2S23. b241s
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High-Class Tailoring

BEEHIVE TAILORING co
216 So West Temple. Was 1860
~
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Near 9th East and 10th South
all attractive fivc-roorn b,',h we "a
With sleeping porch, hot aiy y !,
mace; lot 50Xi32 Only -
nine. hundred (S2900) dollar" EN- al
hundred (Ss00) cash. e's
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Oxy-AcetyIene Welding

BRASS. CAST IRON, COPPER AND
aluminium welding done on short no.
tice. Work guaranteed. j. p Fowler
MFG Co IL 90 So So. w. Temple. h109S
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Hand Laundries
FIREPROOF STORAGE

If YOU ARE A PARTICULAR PERSON
you want your household goods stored
only IN the best place-a clean place.
clean fro'h dirt and vermin: a safe place,
In every respect our warehouse is the
best for furniture storage. Come around
and We YIN quickly show you why.
REDMAN FIREPROOF STORAGE co
Phone ooV. 1o9 Main.
h28n,
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TAILORING

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A. ]. HALL. LADIES AND CENTS
suits made to measure; cleaning press
Ing and repairing. 202 East End South
WaSatch 1si2 o3l50
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FURRIERS

FCRS REPAIRED AND REMODELED: /:
also complete line OF furs at reason
able pricesi best workmanship. Geneva
Wasatch 3Ie7. fa7s
FURS REPAIRED. CLEANED, RE
nodelsd-surlmer prices: expert fur
,Iers. Hudson Bay Fur Co. I22 Main ST
"@9' 4ioA" 1917
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REMEMBER,
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
HANDLES ANY OF THE ABOVE.
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Have bargain to offer in good grocery
store on Main street.
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HALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN =
COMPANY iRul

s2oo cash will give you possess,ou
iaea ounsalow located n- or
street and Liberty Park. mn oa "a
every detail except heat, fUaerh. fnyl
rooms and sleeping porct iar
ps,ee twsn, mas nioE been knocked down ~ =
sorn. 1n"'E EnnGln, 1qnSnt hundred 10 twent
iH2oo) cash. balance two uoliu
dollars per month, includIS, u
est at I per cent. lnie
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HAY, GRAIN AND COAL

HARVEY 6. CO.
5s3 W. Second South. Was. seq. faS7e
The Butler weekly times., 1913-05-15

w. w. Ruble, cashier Of the Am
sterdam Bank, transacted business in
this city Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coleman are
enjoying a several weeks visit with
relatives at Decatur, Illinois.
C. B. Warner of Nyhart, was ar
rested Tuesday and brought to this
city charged with violating the game
laws of the state.
sMr. and Mrs. Vance johnson and
little daughter, of Bisbee, Arizona, are
guests at the home of Capt. and Mrs.
V. L. johnson.
Uncle John Hedger and Henry
Kaufman of Elkhart township were
in on business the first of the week
and made us pleasant call.
Sheriff Harve johnson has pur-
chased five-passenger Ford tour
ing car from w. w. Henry, who has
the Bates county agency for the Ford.
The marriage of Miss Nita Hurt,
daughter of Richard Hurt of this city,
to JohnF. Kolher, of Paola, Kansas, has
been announced. Mr.. Kolher is a
travelling salesman with the Askew
Saddlery Co., of Kansas City.
An old fashioned Vernon county
stock and agricultural product fair is
now assured and everybody should
now begin to get ready for this big
event. The committee met today
and found that all the capital stock
had been subscribed and in the near
future meeting of the stockholders
will be held to perfect the organiza-
ton and formulate plans for the big
gest fair ever held in Vernon county.
Nevada Mail.
The j. Doug Morgan shows which
are making two weeks stand in
this city, are putting on some excel
lent plays and are drawing good
crowds each night. 0ne.hatf the
receipts of Saturdays matinee were
donated to the Ladies' Cemetery AS
sociation by Mr.. Morgan and he has
announced that the Association will
be given one-half of the proceeds
again next Saturday. Mr.. Morgan,
who is an old Butler boy surrounded
himself with an excellent company Of
high class artists who effectively
stage the plays in their repertoire.
If Hume can't have a wedding of
its own, it can no the next best thing
import one. Tuesday evening at
six o'clock, Mr.. Edgar A. Smiser of
Amsterdam, and Miss Grace Darr of
Virginia, were married at the home
of Elder and Mrs. j. w. Rogers, the
Elder performing the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Laughlin, Miss Ida
Smiser and Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Harris
were present. After the ceremony
the wedding party sat down to an el-
eeant supper prepared by Mrs. Rog-
ers. The happy couple are members
Of the Elders church at Virginia, and
are excellent young people. Hume
Telephone.
The record price for saddle horse,
either in Missouri or Kentucky, was
paid Saturday when R. A. Long of
Kansas City, father of Miss Loula
Long of horse show fame, gave Paul
Brown of Paris, NO., $40, 600 for my
MAJOR Dare" the celebrated saddle
tlallion, bought by the latter from
Freddy Ray Of Bowling Green, Ky,
a1sw months ago for $500 With
- horse went Gingerbread Man, the
He winning geldine owned By Mr..
iown, and ill his other saddle brood
res and geldings. They win b
ND on the Long stock farm Iaeaz
- City, Of which Homer Spen-
a Il Of1fu
The Butler weekly times., 1913-05-15

Keep coming in. Black-Arnold-
The Mo. Pacific has installed a tele-
phone in their freight depot
Cool underwear. Bhck-Arnold-
Constable Joe Baker of Rich Hill
was in the city on official business
Friday.
Next suit of us, Black-Arnod.
Mrs. r. R. Deacon is the guest Of
Mrs. Judge w. w. Graves in Jeffer-
son City.
Mrs. S. N. Wood of Denver, Colo,
is enjoying a visit here with relatives
and friends.
Herbert Bottoms has returned to
Kansas City after several days visit
here with home folks.
Any small purchase you want to
make get it at Black & Arnold. They
count in a days business.
H. L. Curtis, DR.. w. A. Williams
and w. w. Hofsess of Hume spent
Monday at the county seat.
Boys extra pants, Black-Arnold.
j. S. Bryerly an attorney of Harri-
sonville transacted legal business in
Butler the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Crutsinger
are the proud parents Of fine son,
born Wednesday, May Z. 1913
Joe Meyer, the clothier, is having
the front and show windows of his
building handsomely remodeled.
Mrs. Thos. M. Orr and little grand
daughter jeanette Allen are enjoying
weeks visit at the home of John
Speer near Adrain.
The Butler weekly times., 1913-05-15

Sam patterson Loses Hand
Sam Patterson, a son Of former cir
cult clerk, j. A. Patterson of Nyhart,
met with an accident Saturday morn
ING which cost him his left hand.
Young Patterson was employed on
the dredge which is working on the
drainage canal 81 miles west Of Ny
hart, part Of his duties being the plac-
ING Of the heavy planks which const-
tute the track along which the dredge
travels. While moving these planks
Saturday morning he caught his lef'
hand under one Of the rollers. Tho
hand was % badly crushed and man
gled that amputadon above the wris
'uas found 70 b necessary.
The Butler weekly times., 1913-05-15

Office over Mo. State Bank.
John C. Hayes was down from
Kansas City on legal business the
first of the week.
John Sacre Of Charlotte township
was in the first of the week and called
on The Times force.
The Rich Hill ball team defeated
the Butler team at Rich Hill Sunday
to the tune of 10 to 1.
Miss Genevieve Childs of Kansas
City is visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. j. B. Adair.
Chas. Fiske has purchased a hand
some model "a Buick roadster
through Chas. w. Mcfarland Of this
city.
Miss Mamie Sacre of Charlotte
township is visiting her aunt, Mrs. F.
C. Williams in Franklin county, Kan
sas.
Mrs. Anna Forbes, who has been
visiting her parents, Judge and Mrs.
Cole, returned Monday to her home
in Kansas City.
Jas. Clack, a paving engineer of
Nevada, spent the first of the week
in the city establishing grade level
on Ohio street.
Silver Walnut, a fine pacing stall
lion, the property Of DR.. J. F. Rob
inson, died at the fair grounds here
last Thursday night.
DR.. v. C. Compton of Pleasant Gap
passed through this city Monday en-
route to St. Louis where he goes as =
delegate to the State Medical Associa-
ton.
o. J. Scribner, western represen-
tative Of the Indiana Silo Co. was IN
the city Friday experimenting the
delivery Of q car load Of silos.
Prof. L. F. Robinson has been ~
pointed = member of the county te1k
book commission to repreeent -
county. The sppointm ~ ~ cnls
IhytheShtsS Superin ct lSehsl
The Butler weekly times., 1913-05-15

Boys suits $3.50 up, Black-Arnold.
M. F. Perry one of The Tines
staunch Shawnee township friends
was in Tuesday and made us a brief
though pleasant call.
SOC Panama hats, Black-Arnold.
Ben Grose, residing four miles
south of Harrisonville, was caught in
a gasoline engine which he was
operating and killed Tuesday.
Mr.. Geo. Kimberlin of Harrison
vile, son-in-law of James Angle and
his father, Judge Kimberlin, of Day.
ton, NO., spent Monday here on legal
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Nichols cele-
brated their fiftieth wedding anniver-
sary last Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nichols have been residents of Butler
since 1870.
Sam Armstrong, book-keeper for
the American National Bank at Okla
homa City, is spending his vacation
here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Armstrong.
Black & Arnold Clothing Co.
Vernon county, outside of Nevada,
voted "dry" Tuesday by a majority Of
1873. In 1907 the "dry" majority
was only 925. Nevada will vote on
the proposition June 10.
T. A. Black left Thursday for Ex-
celsior Springs to spend few days
with Mrs. Black, who is there for her
health. Miss Christine, who is now
at Excelsior Springs, will return
home for commencement exercises.
Wanted: Lady or gentleman of
good education to travel as General
Manager. We train those employed.
Salary $18 per week and expenses.
Experience unnecessary. Address
Alexander Supply Co., Morgan Park
III.
Rev. Ogden will preach sermon
in behalf of Passaic Ladies Aid next
Sunday morning, May 18th. Come
and hear and see what a few faithful
women have done. The aid will
serve a free lunch Immediately after
services.
w. w. Cannon sustained a painful
wound in his foot Thursday after
noon as the result of stepping on a
nail The accident occurred while
Mr.. Cannon was experimenting the
work on his new residence on north
High street.
All exc Confederates of Marmaduke
Camp No. 6l5, are hereby notified to
be present at the regular meeting to
be held Saturday, May II, 1918, al
the County Clerks office, at l o'clock.
business Of special importance and
arrangements for Decoration Day.
j. r. Ford, Com.
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