The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-03-19
Mrs. Will Bernhard and children
left for Kansas City last Thursday.

MFs. VIII bernnardt and chlIdre
left for Kansas City last Thursday.
W. G. Shaffer, Of Joplin, was ;
business visitor in Butler last Thurs
day.
Clark Hayes of Pueblo, Colorado
is here visiting his mother; Mrs. E
N. Hayes.
j. M. Vaughan has returned home
from an extended visit in Galveston
and Houston, Texas.
See me for farm loans,
19-tf Allen the Land Man & Co.
Over American Clothing House.
Miss Edith Mayo Brown of Kansas
City is the guest of her grandparents,
DR.. and Mrs. j. Everingham.
J. S. Newton, M. D. Physician and
Surgeon. Special attention to dis
eases and surgery of the eye, ear.
nose and throat. Office Farmers
Bank Bldg. eff
John Boulware of LaPlata, Mo-.
spent the latter part of the week here
with his father, DR.. 7. c. Boulware.
See us for farm insurance.
19-tf Allen the Land Man & Co.
Over American Clothing House.
Miss Emma Knell, Secretary of the
Jasper County Fair Association, was
in Butler the latter part of the week
comforting with the directors of the
association upon the matter of arrang-,
ing racing circuit.
Howell H. Heck of Rich was
in Butler, Friday looking after legal
matters. MIR. Heck will be candi.
date for the >Democrrtic nomination
for prosecuting attorney.
.LF. Kelso was over the first of the
week looking after business matters.
Mr.. Kelso has traded his farm with
the exception of one 80 for the Nc
Mullen feed yard in Butler. Mr.. Nc
Mullen will take possession at once.
Amoret Leader.
S. C. R. l. Reds eggs for Matching,
$3.50 for Is. S. G. w. Leghorns
English and Yesterlaid strains, 81 for
Is. Pearl Austin Rosser,
2O-4t Phone 1893, Butler, Mo.
The house occupied by Hiram
Nichols caught fire from sparks
from flue falling in accumulat-
ed leaves on the. roof, but the fire
department extinguished it with little
damage to the house. 1t was damp
morning and no wind, otherwise
much damage would occurred. Do
not permit leaves to bunch up in the
valleys or other places of the roof
Have nearly new, four apartment
modern flat in Kansas City, Mo-, we'll
located, fully occupied, rental 81, 800
Price $4,000 spot cash,
subject to 5000, 6 per cent, due
1915. Want something in Bates coun-
ty or close. Also 125 acres in Dallas
county, NO., very we'll improved.
$50 per acre. Will trade separate or
together. Will give some one a long
deal. ALLEN, The Land Man & Co., |
2l.tf Butler, Mo.
VIM. Dalgetty delivered black
Aberdeen-Angus calf to Frank House
II Butler Friday that was fine ami
nal. The calf will not be year old
Until May, and will weigh close to 700
pounds. Mr.. Dalgetty has herd of
thoroughbred Aberdeen-Angus cattle
nd is in the business right. He is
thoroughly posted on the business
nd his herd is one that he may well
re proud Of.-Adrian journal.
Asa Umstadt, aged SO years, de-
arted this life at his home in Johns
own Thursday, March IL, 1914 as
ne result of an attack of acute indi-
estion. Mr.. Umstadt had been a
esident of Bates county for the past
)rty years. Two sons and two
aughters survive Funeral services
0nducted by DR.. S. w. Maxey were
ED Saturday afternoon and inter- !
lOlIt Iu0OC AA OOutlolOWl CCIIIClCEy. |
The dance given by the Butler girls i
the Buys at the Armory last Thurs. e
ay night was pronounced success
every way. About so couples at :
nded and enjoyed the occasion till
late hour. The hall was decorated
it'll emblems of St. Patrick, and
hite carnations and green foliage
ere used to good effect. E. o. i
'linger, Harry Bird, Mack Moody,
ID Ed. Glenn of Harrisonville, O. f.
ng of Nevada, and Miss Howard OF
ichita, Kan, were out Of town
tests.
The thrift Of Bates county is and
ould be reflected to considerable
gree in the statement issued by the
copies Bank. The statement was
lde to the State bank commissioner
the close of business March 4th.
shows total resources Of 1852, O52. %
n Gain nj 40 5A1 An in tofol do.lI