The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-02-11

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sale at his place, eight miles east of
Butler, Tuesday, February q.
Grover Moore, Of Amsterdam, and
Miss Elizabeth Welley, of Amoret,
were married in the Recorders Of
flee Tuesday afternoon by B. F.
Jeter.
$2184. IA is some investment in one
car of Galvanized Iron Roofing, but
that is just what Logan Moore Lum-
Der Co., just paid for the car they
unlOaded this week. I'LL
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Roush left But.
Ter the first of the week for Logan,
Iowa, where they will make their fu-
ture home. They will keep posted
by reading The Times.
A big investment in galvanized
iron roofing was made BY Logan
Moore Lumber Co. They have Just
unloaded big car OF galvanized iron
roofing which cost $2i84. IA. 16-lt
A number OF heavy, reinforced
steel barrels made of 8 gauge steel,
comply with the |. c. C. ruling.
When full will stand drop of 4 feet
on concrete block. A.25. H. B.
Alley. left
c. c. Catterlin received telegram
Tuesday from Bozeman, Mont, stat
ing that his son, Walter, was to un-
dergo an operation for abcess in the
head. Mrs. Catterlin, his mother,
left Immediately. for that place.
Circuit Judge Calvird, Elmer ST.
vers, Judge j. F. Smith and Dewitt
Chastain attended the memorial SER
vices Of the late Levi Scott at Nevada
Monday.
DR.. Earl Mulkey left Monday for
Manitou, Colo, where he will enter
the Woodman's sanitarium. He was
accompanied by his brother, DR.. H,
F. Mulkey.
J. w. Stipes tells us that his hogs
were being eaten up with lice and so
cents worth of our hog oil killed all
the lice. Logan-Moore Lumber Co.,
Butler. 17-1t
Sunday morning the Loyal Sons
Bible class of the Christian church,
who had been meeting in the sheriff's
office were forced by their large at.
tendance to meet in the circuit court
room.
w. j. White, breeder OF Tamworth
hogs, shipped two fine hogs from his
Blue Valley herd to Nodaway county
Tuesday. This is the second order
to the same parties since January |,
which speaks well for Mr.. Whites
hogs.
The Home Produce and Manufac-
turing Co. have sold the building
they have been occupying as an Of
flee and poultry house to A. O. Helm.
lein. They are moving their office
across the street to the ice plant and
creamery building.
Circuit court re-convened Wednes.
day morning. The forenoon was
aiken up in securing jury in the
Ease OF the State against Fred Wit
er of Merwin, who is charged with
stealing about 500 worth of dyna-
mite from the Kansas City Southern
abroad.
Judge w. H. Lowder, who has
'een suffering from severe cold,
vas taken sick Friday while court
vas in session. His associates wished
0 adjourn court, but the Judge is
.ame, and after recess, held on
Until the business of the session was
inished
At the annual meeting of the But J
er Building and Loan Association \
fonday night the following officers :
we're elected: President, G. l.. Lynch;
ecretary, T. j. Day; Treasurer, D.
!. Walker; board of directors, G. |.
ynch, D. X. Walker, c. H. Burgess,
A. DeArmond, R. U. Lotspeich, j.
!. Vantrees and T. }. Day.
E. T. Steele was taken suddenly
this morning and fell on the south
asst corner of the square. Mr.. Steele s
as taken home and DR.. Wilson was 9
Mr.. Steele suffered a =
3nvulsion but soon grew better and =
is hoped that he will soon entirely S
,cover.-Tuesday's Nevada Mail
Amsterdam was visited by bur-
ars last week. They broke the glass
the front door Of J. H. Buekwald's
ore in. (which the post Office is To-
ted, which they ransacked but did
It take much. They also visited
e Baker lumber yard and the Am
erdam Clothing House, but got but
tie at either place.
Mrs. Katherine Henry, of Merwin I
as awarded a verdict of $500.
ainst the Kansas City Southern
ilrOad in the circuit court, Friday.
rs. Henry alleged that while at the =
pot at Merwin the agent of the
ilroad dropped the tongue Of a
avy truck which struck her arm
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