The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-09-30
SHORT STORIES
OF Local Interest Clipped from
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NJ. v. Thralls left here Wedne
day for Sedalia where he W
have charge of the agricultur
building during the State Fai
which begins Sept. Is and clos
Oct. Zurich Herald.
George Vail, Dick Finley an
John Armentrout took fiftee
horses and mules to Drexel Satu
day for Herman Blake and JET
Sayles, which were shipped thi
week to the war zone.-Amstel
dam Local.
Edwin Moore left Sunday fo
New Orlenas where he will begil
a four years course in Tulane I'm
iversity, one Of the largest ant
most prominent educational in
situations in the United States
Urich Herald.
Mrs. Lou Hutchinson, Of Sc.
dalia, came in Wednesday morn.
ing for visit with her sister, Mrs.
Emma Lampkin, and to attend
the. wedding Of Miss Ethel Lamp
kin to Mr.. Earl Farber.
ton City Journal.
w. G. Dillon has several teams
hauling lumber for big barn on
his farm, five miles southeast of
Adrian. When completed it will
be the biggest barn in the north
part of the county if not in the
entire county.-Adrian Journal.
Mel. Simms went to K. G. Fri
day and returned Sunday. Mr..
Simms is thinking of selling off
his stock, ETC., renting his farm
and going to the city and adding
a meat market feature to his
sons grocery store.-Amsterdam |
Local.
Mrs. Abbie Porter, formerly a
citizen of this city, but who has
been living at Ell Dorado Springs
for the past several years, died at
that place the first of the week.
The body was brought to this city
Tuesday morning and interment
was made in the city cemetery
Appleton City Journal.
A. G. White went to Drexel
Tuesday morning to attend the
'uneral of his aged grandfather,
J. W. White, who died quite sud-
lenly Monday, at the advanced s
lge OF ninety years. He was sit
ing in his chair apparently feel
ng as well as usual when death
ame.--Border Telephone.
Mrs. James Rush was very
leasantly surprised when seven
Id friends, whom her daughter
ulia, had invited unknown to 4
er mother, arrived to spend the
ay, Saturday, and enjoy the ex-
client dinner Miss Julia had pre- t,
AIRED in honor of her seventy
lird NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Leader.
W. J. Bard and family have $,
owed into their new home, a,
Grandview," the suburban home d
ley recently purchased of J. O. a
cMullen. "Grandview" has
le of the finest views of Amoret NJ
I'd the surrounding country to be al
en- anywhere around here.-Am. nj
ct Leader. n
E. A. Cherry and wife took al
cir son, Happy, to Kansas City
lesday where he was operated -
Wednesday moning for the ~ -,
rvature Of the middle wall of g, ..
$ nose. The injury was caused Wv ",
ON a fall about two years ago DO y"
lich resulted in a broken nose. va
lie operation was quite serious,
t the patient stood it WE'LL 10
lrian Journal. NC
A train load of walnut logs
re shipped out Of this county
the Frisco last Thursday. They Al
re billed to the Remington
ms Company and will be used
making gun stocks. Walnut ar
e are away up in price and the pc,
,wing Of trees ought to be prof !.
BILE. Still great many Of us ag
o remember when we used ma
m for fire wood do not appre- STU
te them as we should.-St. Io 10!
ir County Democrat. Vt
)r. A. p. Bowden Of Appleton Irer
y was called here Friday by lit
serious condition OF his faith p,
j. ii. Bowden. who il sufferinr full