The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-04-15

MIO. ~ Az OOdIu was NdAAON ~ ~
Dorado Springs last week by the SER
ious illness OF her mother, Mrs. M. j.
Fowler.
|, Pen Morris, superintendent of the
yards at the penitentiary at Jefferson
City, visited his son, Clarence Morris,
last week.
Ex.County Treasurer. Sam'l L.
Coleman Of Deepwater township Wis
tied his son, John Coleman, the last
of the week.
Claude Lampkin, a prominent far
mer and Democratic Committeeman
from Deepwater township, spent
Sunday in Butler.
Mrs. Newell Mills, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Arnold, has returned to her
home in Kansas City.
Mrs. S. J. Bachelor who has been
visiting her daughter; Mrs. V. L.
johnson, returned to her home in
Appleton City Wednesday.
Oscar Reavis and family left Tues
day for their new home near From
berg, Mont, where Mr.. Reavis is
engaged it fruit raising and ranching.
Mrs. Caroline Morrison, who has
been spending the winter in Cali
fornia with her granddaughter, Mrs.
M. M. Kallman, returned home Mon
day.
Robert C. Friend Of Carthage was
in the city Tuesday and made this Of
flee pleasant call. Mr.. Friend is
deputy internal revenue collector of
this district.
Abe Haas and Mrs. Minnie Open
heimer of Pleasant Hill, Miss Hannah
Meyer of st. Louis and S. F. Rodeck-
er of Fl. Scott, Kas., attended the
funeral of Miss Clasie Meyer Friday.
Harley Warderman and wife of
Jacksonville, Fla, came in Tuesday
on visit to friends. Harley says
Florida is land of perpetual sun
:: shine and fine place in which to live.
Ed Wheaton, who was serving
sentence Of one yearin Jail and was
paroled by Judge Calvird at the last
term of court, is again in the tolls.
He was arrested Sunday for drunk
enness by Marshal Braden and his
parole will in all probability be re-
voked.
The Spring Meeting Of the Kansas
City Presbytery will convene at the
First Presbyterian Church, Kansas
City, April 1921. Elder Payne will
represent the Congregation in our
City. On Wednesday morning Rev.
C. H. Ticknor will give the report of
Committee on Public Morals and Sab
bath Observance and Temperance.
J. H. Rogers has resigned his posi-.
ton as deputy in the county clerks
office to accept a position with the
Denton Coleman Loan and Title Com
pany. Mr.. Rogers is very efficient
gentleman and one of the best alb.
stracters in this section of the state
and the Denton Coleman Loan and
Title Company is to be congratulated
opon securing his services.
Edward Allison, aged 70 years, died
at the home of Mrs. Herman Sick in
Rich Hill Friday morning as the result
of stroke of paralysis. He had been
a resident of Rich Hill for about thir-
ty years and had been mine manager
for number of years. He is survived
by brother who lives in England
and three nieces, Mrs. Herman Sick,
Mrs. Biggart Watson of Rich Hill and
Mrs. Eta Hodge of LaHarpe, Kas.
A great many people would paint
and varnish and stain the exterior of
their homes if they only knew just
how the wood work, floors, wall
board, casing, base and plaster would
look after they put on the color of
paint, flat tone, varnish or stains that
they prefer on the walls, or floors. To
assist their friends in their selections
and to show them just how the Sc
WALLS varnishes, stains, paints,
floor finish and exterior wall finish
would appear on the real material,
Logan-Moore Lumber Company have
built cosy, neat sample room that
is finished.in several different kinds
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