The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-05-27

ship, was in Tuesday morning and
renewed the subscription Of his son,
r. w. Denning of Hardin, Mont
Thanks.
Wesley Denton, cashier Of the Peo-
pies Bank, left the first of the week
for Kansas City to attend the State
Bankers Association in session in
that city.
Emmett Cox, one Of Bates county's
popular young school teachers, was
q caller at this office Saturday and
had the dates on his fathers paper
set ahead. y
Capt. J. E. Thompson, the prom
inent breeder and stockman,. left
Friday for Gillette, Wyo., with herd
of white face cattle which he will put
on pasture near the city.
Verne Holloway, who has a re-
sponsible position with the Kansas
City Star, attended the High School
commencement exercises and the
meeting of the Alumni.
County Superintendent of Schools
A. C. Moreland left Monday morning
for Jefferson City where he will at
tend meeting Of the county school
superintendent of the state.
Fred w. Jordan arrived in Butler
the latter part of the week where he
joined his wife and son, who are
visiting Lee Powell and family. From
here they will 60 to California.
Chas. Fisk and Walton Allen
motored over to Appleton City Tues
day, where they played with the
Crawford orchestra at the alumni
meeting Of the Appleton City Acade-
my.
Sir Knights C. A. Allen, Frank
Allen, Judge Bruce Campbell, w. j.
Nix and w. G. Dillon, of the Gouley
Commandry are attending the annual
conclave of the Grand Commandry of
Missouri Knight Templars in session
at Kansas City.
Chief of the Fire Department, M.
Jay Gordinier, and Alderman Hupp
left Tuesday for Manhattan, Kas., to
inspect a fire wagon and harness,
which that city has for sale. But
Ter has needed a horse drawn
hose cart or wagon for a long time.
Eugene Arnold came down from
Kansas City Friday to visit his par
ents, w. S. Arnold and wife and at
tend the commencement exercises
and the meeting of the alumni. He
returned to Kansas City Monday &C.
companied by his little sister, Mar
garet.
Mrs. Sam w. Davis returned Fri
day from Kansas City, where she had
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Claude w. Cosgrove and attending
the conference of the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society of the M. E. Church,
South.
J. NJ. Kash, a prominent farmer of
Deepwater township, was in the city
Saturday and made this office pleas
ant call. He reports that the rains of
last week drowned most of the young
chinch bugs.
Mrs. E. G. ley and Mrs. Charles
Mcfarland, accompanied by their
children, Gordon and Edward ley
and Phyllis and Clinton Mcfarland,
left Saturday for Skidmore, NO.,
where they will visit their brother,
Gordon Bennett. .,.
L. c. Eichler, one of the substan-
tial farmers of Mound township, was
in the city Saturday and made this Of
flee pleasant social call. Mr.. Eich-
Ter is one of the Times Oldest and
most valued subscribers and is always
a welcome visitor.
Elmer Campbell, wife, mother and
sister, Anna Belle, motored to Kansas
City Tuesday. His mother and sis
ter will 60 from. there to California.
Mr.. Campbell and wife will take a
motor trip to Cameron, Mo-, before
The base ball game with the Har-
team which was billed for
was called off on account of
rain. Next Sunday the team goes to