The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-03-19

| Hon. w. O. Jackson made bust
ness trip to Rich Hill Saturday.
Mrs. John T. Smith of Livingston
Montan, is the guest of Mrs. A. l.
Lindsey.
George Herrell and family of Adrian
spent Sunday here at the home Old.
F. Herrell.
! Mrs. Walter Arnold spent the first
Of the week with relatives and friends
in Kansas City,
Harry~and Alfred Ellis left Mon.
day for a several weeks visit al
Springfield, Mo.
100 acre farm for trade in Cedar
county, Mo-, u mile from Filley.
Call at 107 Pleasant St. 22-1t*
A. M. Wallace and T. W. Thomp-
son of Hume were business visitors
to the county seat Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey French are
rejoicing over the birth of a fine boy
Friday, March 18th, 1914.
Mrs. c.. H. Argenbright, accom-
panied by her son, James, spent the
first Of the week in Garden City.
Max Hendrix, of McAllister, Okla,
was called here by the serious illness
of his father, Thos. N. Hendrix, who
died Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Thomas of
Pleasant Gap township, are rejoicing
over the birth of fine boy Saturday,
March Is, 1914.
Judge Claib Miller who for several
weeks has been seriously i'll was
taken to the Wesley Hospital in Kan
sas City Saturday. !
Civil Service examinationsfo for fourth
class postmasterships at Amsterdam,
Hume, Spruce and Worland were
held in this city Saturday.
James F., Clyde and-Miss Annie
Crabtree and Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Etter spent Sunday at the home OF T.
A. Crabtree OF Spruce township.
Mrs. NJ. H. Price of Summit town.
ship accompanied by her son, P. B.
Price, left Monday for Genesea, III.
n response to a message announcing
he death of her brother, Jos. Wilson.
VIM. Hirth, publisher of the Mis-
;ouri Farmer, was elected president
# the confederated Commercial Clubs
t the recent meeting in jefferson
City.
Brown Leghorn eggs for sale.
thirty cents for a setting of fifteen.
hone number on line %.
2.2t-:- Mrs. A. w. Shay,
Route 6, Butler, Mo. {;
Wesley White of Lexington, KY,
Vim. White and son Lyle, OF LaJunta, ,
colorado, who were called to this {
ity on account Of the death of their :
,ther and grandfather, H. C. White,
1T Monday. L 1,
Mesdames G. C. Miller and Ed I
ardin left Tuesday for Kansas City
here they will spend several days $
the bedside of Mr.. Miller who is d
Undergoing treatment at the Wesley
ospital. in
7. L. Beach, of Pilot Grove, Mo-, T
IS rented the room on the south =
de vacated by the Bullock meat q
arket, and will open an up.to,date l
welry store April LIST. = =
Last Wednesday, at the Presby- o
rian manse in this city, by DR.. C. H. "
cknor, Horace M. Jennings of Fl. B
;ott, and Miss Jessie M. Whitehead
ere united in marriage. I,
Regular meeting of Marmaduke N
mp No. 6l5 U. c. V. to be held at a
|unty Clerk s office Saturday, March +
, 1914. All members are urged to I
present, as business of importance II
d come before the meeting. IL
J. R. Ford, Com. to
R. S. Catron, Adjt. 3
W
Owing to the fact that T. w. Sill W
r. is q candidate for the Democratic II
mination for Congressman from the M
rth Missouri District, | wish to an 81
r,nce that ! will not be q candidate la
Representative from Bates county m
The State Legislature, and | wish &C
tank my friends for the assur- pe