The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-04-23
Our new line Of candy that we sell
for 12c, will cost you Zoe elsewhere.
27-l Stuckey's Variety Store.

Tor l2c, will cost you 2Oc elsewhere.
27-l Stuckey's Variety Store.
Harvey French went to Neosho
Monday. From there he will 60 to
the eastern market with a car Of
poultry.
W. H. Charters, Jr., shipped out
three fine big type Poland China
spring gifts on mail order this week,
one going to Edna, NO., another to
Shady Point, Oklahoma and the third
to Kentucky.
W. H. Lowder of New Home town.
ship, this week announces his candi-
dacy for the Democratic nomination
for the judceship Of the South District.
Mr. Lowder is a tried and true DEM
ocrat, a gentleman of unquestioned
executive ability, honorable and well
qualified to fill the duties of the Of
flee to which he aspires.
Mrs. John Jopling is enjoying a
very delightful family reunion Of her
four children and four grandchildren
at her home on the South Side. They
are Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Burton and
baby Marjorie, Of Bloomington, ILL.,;
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Jopling and baby
Dorothy Jane of Parsons, Kansas; DR..
and Mrs. c. J. Allen and baby Billy
of this city; and MIR. and Mrs. F. M.
Crowder and baby Maxine Louise of
this city. Rich Hill Review.
H. o. Maxey and Misses Ora
Thompson and Nina Culver attended
the Sunday School convention atMer-
win last Sunday, at which time the
following officers were elected: Pres
ident, j. j. Houts; Vice Presidents,
A. E. Larned and H. B. Owens; Sec
rotary, Miss Mary Hicks; Treasurer,
Mrs. Jas. Walters; Elementary Supt.,
Miss Lizzie Henderson; Organized
Glasses, C. E. Huff; Teacher Train
ing, Mrs. DR.. Martin; Home Dept,
Mrs. White; M. Dept, Mrs. Mudd.
The young married ladies Sunday
School class, "The Evergreens" of the
M. E. Church, South, were entertained
at the home of Mrs. Claude Etter
Thursday afternoon. The class bust
ness took up the first part of the af-
ternooh and the remainder of, the
time was spent in social way. Sew
eral splendid musical selections were
rendered by members Of the class.
Delicious refreshments were served
by the hostess, after which all depart
ed, believing Mrs. Etter the best pos
: sible entertainer. Social Committee.
We want to thank Allen, the Land
Man & Co. for their prompt and salts
factory settlement in our two losses
by fire. Our first loss occurred at 9
a. m, and we had our draft by p.
m. the same day. No doubt the quick
est loss ever settled in Butler. Our
second loss occurred. at 2:3O p. m.
Sunday and was settled on the COM
ing Friday, both settled very salts
factorily. But we especially thank
them for starting carpenters to work
to putting the roof on our house on
Monday a. m. after the fire. We
heartily recommend this firm to the
insuring public. ]. H. Pyle,
}. Git Mrs. H. M. Campbell.
The Jacksonville and Batter High
School base ball teams played at our
fair grounds last Tuesday. Quite a
bunch of rooters and fans turned out.
The score stood 20 to 4 in favor of
the Harrisonville team. The Har-
risonville boys were some ball play,
ers as we'll as nice lot of youngsters,
and our boys gave them a good time
until they departed on late train.
Our boys say the rule of our school
permits none but those who are
up on their grades to play. Hence, a
number of the best ball players are
eliminated. It seems that no such
rules obtains at Jacksonville and they
are at liberty to pick their best.
The Butler High School came off
with honors in the inter-high school
contest last week at Warrensburg.
Miss BERTHE Sikers and Eugene Ar
mold had the honor of representing
our High School and Bates county.
In the Senior contest on Thursday
night Eugene Arnold won first place
among the boys and IL months
scholarship in the Warrensburg State
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