The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-10-14

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i Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence RAad
are the proud and happy young
! parents Of q little daughter borI
| Tuesday, October 5.-Amorei
/ Leader
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Ellis, Of
Columbia spent a few days last
week visiting the formers broth
1 er, Clyde Ellis, and family, and
/ other relatives northwest of town
4 They returned home Saturday
/ Appleton City Journal.
George Simmons, an ex-federal
soldier Of this city, was selected
| as delegate from this city to
the Conference on National De,
tense, which met in Washington
City this week. Mr.. Simmons
| was unable to attend.-E Dor
ado News.
Mrs. George B. Dowell left
Monday morning for Hecla,
South Dakota, where she will
Join her husband, who is super
| intendent Of the schools at that
place. She has been visiting her
parents in Rich Hill for several
weeks Adrian journal.
A. w. Handy, proprietor Of a
Metz grocery and meat market
disappeared from his home in
that village about four O'Clock
Saturday afternoon, Oct. 2, and
despite a thorough search it has
been impossible to locate him.
He leaves wife and small
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maury and
daughter, Mrs. Oral Hamilton,
started Tuesday morning for
California, with the intention OF
making their home there if a
suitable location can be found.
Mr.. Hamilton will not join them
until after they find a location
Amoret Leader.
l.. Palmer received four mule
footed hogs Monday from DR.. A..
w. Clarke, of Alva, Oklahoma.
These hogs attracted quite a bit
of attention when unloaded as
they are the first Of their kind in
this section. The feet of these
hogs are shaped like the foot OF
a mule and the hoof is solid in
stead of being split.-Adrian
journal.
The brick work on the new
school building is about complet-
ed, in fact will probably be fin
ished by the time. this is read by
the public. The carpenters have
kept right along with the brick
work and the roof will be put on
Just as soon as possible and then
the building will be pretty well
enclosed so that the interior work
can proceed regardless of the
outside wcather.-Appleton City
journal.
J.. j. Brown, proprietor of the
Brown. cafe, Of this city was quite
seriously injured in Kansas City
last Wednesday night by being
struck by taxicab. He received
a fracture of the skull and other
slight injuries. He was rushed
to, the General Hospital where he
is still confined at this writing.
We have not been able to learn
Just how the accident occurred
Adrian Journal.
The James Addleman home
was the scene of q double we'd
ding Wednesday evening when
when the daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. Addleman were married.
Miss Edith was married to Chris
Kornhaus, one of Adrian's best
young men and Miss Lois to Otha
Moles, a young farmer Of Shaw
nee township. Rev. w. 8. Hood
officiated. -Adrian Journal.
George E. Cable, head Of the
Globe Trading Company's big
camille establishment in Harri-
sonville; took suddenly i'll at the
store last Friday evening and
was removed to his home in q
motor car. T[e became afflicted
with q severe attack of bilious
mess, from which he had recov-
cred sufficiently to resume his
business duties Monday morning.
Class County Democrat.
: 81 have two barns full Of hay,
and it never cose me 3 cent, !" said