The Butler weekly times., 1915-09-02

State Senator John Baldwin Of
g. Appleton City, was shaking
hands with friends in this vicin
itX last Friday. He departed fol
his home Saturday.-El Dorado
Springs Sun.
Mrs. Zetta Tiffany, of Kansas
City, has been visiting the fam.
lily of James Harvey and other
friends and relatives OFT west OF
town during the past several
days.-Appleton City Journal.
"A man went into the postoffice
in Merwin the other day and
asked for a money order. "For
how much?" asked the post
guess" The postmaster grinned
and made it out for $3.20.-Am-
sterdam Local.
J. D. Hayden of Cowgirl, Mis-
souri,, has purchased the, Oldham
Bros. farm north of Virginia.
The deal was made through
Bowman T. Company who have
offices here and also at Butler
Amoret Leader.
Mr.. and Mrs: John Lowder and
children are visiting his father,
Judge w. II. Lowder, of Route
6, while Mrs. Lowder is in South
east Missouri, where she was
called recently by the illness Of
her brother.-Rich Hill Enter
prise.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kl"ppinger
and Mrs. Heyle and the twins ar
rived home Sunday from their
trip to the exposition. Mrs.
Heyles most exciting experience
was probably trip in IA real air.
ship which she took wit; an aer.
onaut who is a relative of hers.
Rockville Booster.
Mr.. Homer Tuttle and Miss
Ella Delora Stilwell of Adrian
were united in marriage Monday
afternoon at the Hundlev Meth
odist church in st. Joseph, Rev.
]. II. Nash, officiating, says the
Adrian journal. A relative OF
the bridegroom was the only
companion Of the couple.
Rev. Fl. j. Crockett came in
from Topeka Friday evening.
He started on the trip over a
week ago but found the roads in
such bad condition that he quit |
his car at Edgerton, Kansas, and
made a business trip into Okla
homa before coming the rest Of
the way.-Amoret Leader.
Prof. c. NJ. Leedy will return
to CRANKY next week where he
will superintend the CRANKY
public schools again this COM
ing school year. Prof. Leedy,
who is one of our best educators,
has filled his position very sue
cessfully for Two years and is
popular with both patrons and
pupils.-Rich Hill Western En-
terprise.
Mrs. Sam Lawrence had the
misfortune to cut hol left hand
so severely Sunday that it was
found necessary to call doctor
to sew up and dress the injury.
Mrs. Lawrence was cleaning a
pan with a knife and in some
way the knife slipped and in
flicted deep cash in the inner
part of the left hand, which re-
quired several stitches to sew up.
Adrian Journal.
The Girls Agricultural Club
of Hudson held their August
meeting at the home Of their
leader, Mrs. Cora A. Chaplin. AT.
ter the reading of the minutes,
the roll was called and each onS |
gave their poultry experiences.
These girls plan to take some Of
their chickens to the Hudson pic
mic, as Mr.. Geo. Sargent has Of
fered the club a prize Apple
ton City Journal.
Leland Table. and wife went /,
to Kansas City Wednesday
morning to consult a srerin!ist I
about Leland 8 eyes. Last suns
day one Of his eyes begin to hurt j
and grew worse SO rapi lily that it ]
was thought best to consult a 1
specialist at once. Mr.. Tatler is {
the gentleman who was so badly I
stung by bees recently, an ac- 9
count of which was published in 6
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