The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-12-03

Senator John Baldwin, accompan'
led by his charming daughter, Miss
Stella, spent Monday in Butler. VIZ
acknowledge a most pleasant cal
from the Senator.
Read our ad in this issue and write
us composition and try for one Of
the three premium pianos. Mer'
chants Piano Association. 7-t2
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Haggard en-
tertained at one O'Clock luncheon
Monday for Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Beatty Of Kansas City and Mrs. D. H.
Warford Of Adrian.
The Merchants Piano Association,
R. M. Sutherlin general proprietor,
will open piano store in the Cater.
lin building, west side of the square,
December IL. TT
DR.. NJ. j. Hurley who represents
the State University Agricultural Col
lege in their campaign against hog
cholera in Bates county will have his
desk in the county clerks office.
If your horse does not travel right,
the trouble is probably in his shoes.
We treat all lameness in feet by
scientific horseshoeing. Give us a trial.
R.. A. Harp, S. E. corner square.
7-5t
L. R. Twyman the Missouri Pacific
courteous and efficient agent at this
place has moved his family from
Jacksonville to Butler and will reside
in the Jackson property on West
Pine street.
Hopper" Morgan who for several
years past has been with the Hagen
beck-Wallack circus is spending the
winter here and has accepted posi-
ton on the mechanical force of the
Republican-Press.
Tom Grimsley of Charlotte town.
Ship came in Friday with wagon
load Of pecans which he marketed
with the Home Produce Co. at 81
cents per pound, the 200 pounds
amounting to $234.50.
County Superintendent of Public
Schools, P. M. Allison has purchased
the residence property Of o. X. Davis
on West Ohio Street and will take
possession at once. Mr.. Davis will
occupy the Catterlin place.
Nels. Altman of Amoret, who was
seriously injured the 9th Of October
as the result of fall from a pecan
tree, is slowly recovering from his
injuries and was able to take the trip
from Butler to Amoret Tuesday.
A double header basket ball game
between the Hume and Butler boys,
Thursday afternoon resulted in the
Butler girls winning by score of IS
to 10 and the Hume boys carrying
off the game from the Butler boys.
Alex B. Walker of Columbus, Ohio
left Friday for Kansas City after a
visit here with the family of his
brother, D. X. Walker. Before re-
turning home, Mr.. Walker expects to
visit in Enid, Oklahoma and Wichita,
Kansas.
Frank futile editor of the Inter
Collegiate Institute Crescent returned
returned to Fl. Scott, Kansas, Mon
day after a several days visit here
with relatives. Frank is an old But.
Ter boy and former member of The
Times force.
Ellen, the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. David Bearce, died at the
home Of her parents in Pleasant Gap
township Sunday, November 20,
1914. Funeral services were held
Wednesday and interment made in
Round Prairie cemetery.
DR.. E. G. ley has purchased new
1915 Model Buick roadster from Nc
Mcfarland & Sons, the Buick repre-
sentatives here. The car is the first
Of its type to be brought to this city
and is handsome machine of power
full and luxurious appearance.
The Black & Arnold Clothing Co.,
have purchased a new sign which
has been placed above the main en-
trance to their building. The sign
bears the firm name in raised gilt
letters upon a black background and