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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-04-08

NV. 1oIdan iillsd his appointment
Il lie Baptist church Saturday even
ING and Sunday morning.
Mr.. Riley Gilbert and family and
Mr.. Harve Harness and family went
to Mr.. Clark's after church Sunday.
.Mr. win Hoover and family visited
at Mr.. Sam Farmers Sunday.
Mr.. Sterling Harness and family
visited at Mr.. Coonrod's Sunday.
Mrs. Coonrod's sister Mrs. jackson
had been visiting Mrs. Harness and
they had taken her to Mrs. Coonrod's.
Mr.. Hearts cousin Mr.. Thomas Of
Canyon City, Colorado is visiting at
Mrs. Hearts also at Mr.. Sims he also
being a cousin Of Mr.. Sims.
Mrs. Tan White has been having
laqrippe but is about alright at this
writing.
Mrs. Iva Gilliland and husband Wis
tied Iva's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Sunday.
Most everyone in this country
sowed oats last week, some planted
potatoes and made garden.
I Tan White sold cow and three
calves Saturday.
Mrs. Goodwin was shopping in Urich
Friday:
Easter Sunday was Grandpa Car
ney's birthday. He was 50 years old
Some of his children and grand chill
dren made a dinner for him. There
being % present in ALL The photo
grapher came out from Urich and
took their pictures. Mr.. Carney is
enjoying very good health. He says
he walks about two miles every day.
He says he enjoyed the day very
much.
On account of the threatening show
er Sunday night there was no servi-
ces at the church.
We were glad to see Hacker on
the approved list Miss Audria 0nthria
has done good work at this school.
MIR. Hanley Clark sold one OF his
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On the Wing.

Mr.. Swanders of Elkhart township
moved Monday to his farm which he
recently bought of VIM. Newell.
N. B. Barry, Butler, Route 6 signs
for The Times.
Last Friday being Harry Nestle.
rode's 9Th birthday, aumber of his
relatives surprised him with fine
supper on his return from school.
Our farm east Of Butler is for rent
for cash.
Mrs. Sarah linn of Barton county
orders The Times sent to her address.
Mrs. Joe Lewellen is on the COM
planning list.
Mrs. Joe Lewellen and Mrs. Tom
Hockett were trading in Amsterdam
one day last week.
Will burst is sowing oats.
Frank Oldham and Miss Georgia
Smith were married Monday. We
wish them long and happy life.
Mrs. Martha Hughes and daughter,
Mildred, visited with Miss Myrtle
Hughes Wednesday.
Miss Alice Dickerson is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ella Boiling.
Turner Henderson is doing lots of
improving on the J. H.. keeton farm.
T. F. Flanery has a good blind
mare for sale or trade.
Ed Heavlin has COW and cali for
sale.
Ike Lockridge hauled hogs to
Amsterdam Monday.
Uncle Joe Eewellen has rented his
farm for this year.
Frank Oldham has moved to the
Carr farm, better known as the
Gilbert place.
Geo. Lockridge and family visited
his parents Sunday.
The Baptist meeting is in progress
this week at the Concord school
house.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. jack
son, baby girl.
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nice teams in Urich one day last
week.
Cortland and Athol.
! Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence. sa
Mrs. Jeff Nichols spent Sunday
with Mrs. Earl Fox.
X Allen Brothers have been engaged
saving stove wood for MIR. Young
and Mr.. Jibbs.
Mr.. Ray Of Butler was out Monday
putting tightening rods on C.l. Burk's
new cottage which has recently been
built on Mr.. Polls place. tits agreat
improvement to Cortland and Mr..
Burk will have q beautiful home when
completed.
Allen Brothers are busy moving
their saw-mill from South Athol to
CORTLAND just south of G. !. Burk and
they will have all kinds Of native lum-
Der for sale.
The beautiful weather has aroused
the citizens Of Cortland and caused
them to get busy fixing fences and
sowing oats. -
C. l. Burk received his spring ship
ment Of oil for the coming season as
he is expecting new threshing outfit
to be here about June the first.
The echo Of the gun sounds natural
since the federal game law was de.
feated.
The neighbors of Cortland went to-
gether and cut load of wood for Mr..
j. Everman who is down with rheum-
atism.
Mr.. C., l. Burk hauled load of sand
from Butler Monday.
Roy Morrison and Jerry Callahan
drove cattle to town the first of the
week.
Emery Locker took. fat hog to
Butler Monday.
Mr.. Shay and Mr.. Smith are busy
cutting shade trees in Mr.. Shay's yard.
Mr.. Bradley is hauling his corn to
Butler. NJ
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Elkhart.

Well, wasn't that little snow last
Tuesday a good one. It showed the
Democrats under so bad that they
couldn't get out and the Republicans
got on top.
Charley Kershner lost one Of his
best horses one day last week.
On the Wing came over last Sum
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-04-08
Virginia Grand View Pick-Upl
Goo late for last week) M

Goo late for last weekly @
Well, it has cleared up and we are
having fair weather now.
Willie Enetehardt dragged the roads
Wednesday Of last week.
Ell Burke and daughter, Mrs. Rosa
Steele, were Butler visitors Saturday.
Miss Bertha Short spent a few days
last week with friends in Butler.
Mrs. Ethel Seeley is staying with
her sister, Mrs. Rosa Steele.
Mrs. Laura Moneymaker, of Kan
sas City, visited last week with her
uncle, Monroe Burke and family.
Mrs. Mary v. Morrison, who has
been spending the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Warren Ayres and
family, returned to Butler Wednes-
day of last week.
Mrs. Monroe Burke and Mrs.
Moneymaker, spent Friday Of last
week at the home Of the formers
niece, Mrs. Rosa Steele.
Luther L. Judy was judged insane
Thursday Of last week. March Is,
and was taken to the asylum at Ne.
vada.
Mrs. Geo. H. Thompson, who has
been spending the winter with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Colburn, Of
Stockton, Kansas, returned home
Monday.
Geo. H. Thompson's house caught
fire on the roof Monday. Quite lot
of shingles were burned off, but they
saw it just in time to save the house.
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-04-08

Day and took dinner with the writer
md took in the egg roast at Concord
Mrs. E. Heavilin spent one day last
week at the home Of Mrs. J. T. Ar
mentrout in Amsterdam.
W. F. Stephens and Jess Thorn
broueh traded horses few days, ago.
We didn't learn who got skinned in
the trade. \
Clarence Spillman went fishing last
Sunday but we didn't think he got a
bite from the way he looked as he
went home.
John Fritts and wife are the proud
parents at fine girl that came to
board with them last Saturday. All
parties doing well.
Y It is reported that MIR. Raby living
on the old Burns farm, has very
sick boy with pneumonia.
The election was pulled of last
Tuesday in Elkhart and the Demo
Gratis got showed under.
The writer and wife got letter
from Mrs. Dubes and Miss Hazel.
They are in Pueblo, Colo. They like
that part Of the world alright. They
are we'll pleased with their new home.
There was an egg roast at Ben
Goats last Sunday. They all report
a good time.
Mrs. Annie Halbert gave the kids
an Easter party last Saturday evening.
They report jolly good time.
Verge Henderson got one of his
fingers badly bitten by a hog. He
was trying to make the hog eat eggs.
Miss Inez Beck spent last Saturday
and Sunday over in the Mulberry
neighborhood.
There was about fifty at the egg
roast at Concord last Sunday. They
report a good time.
COL Lockridge has some good
posts for sale.
JOHNNY.
If you buy our work clothes you'll
be pleased Black-Arnold.
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If you buy our work clothes you'll
be pleased Black-Arnold.
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Msincrne i 9iterigen. 8.

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Mgentcr pnlfeS.

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- Sfrip cftcr Erppennmmer at
6cttc 8lao.
En- Arme af Millioner,

De Millioner som bruger Warmers
White Wine and Tar Compound for
svage Lunger, Hoste og Forkjolelse,
siger allie, at Diet er Diet bedste Mid
del paa Jorden. En- paalidelig, be-
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Gn rnnb Millipn / Statsfas|eu.
Stotcn bopDc neo Mc0nlfobct5 Mf=
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lde the scrutiny of my eagle

ThereW1th he DetOOk himself to his
lefty eerie. 1t was not pleasant; it
was not comfortable. The grills act
ed as ventilators and there was a
draft and the place was chill and
musty. One day-nothing. Two days
same condition. Three days-oh!
success at last!
1t was at the noon hour that the
great discovery was made. Ever and
always Simpson had kept his gaze
fixed upon the currency pen, for was
it not to that section Of the bank that
the missing money belonged?
What he saw was Roy Desbrough
pass from his desk and go by the in
ner end of the enclosure on his way
to lunch. AS he did this he decreased
his gait. AS he reached little slot
in the high wire netting through
which were taken and given out notes
and other documents, the detective
saw Miss Burrows cast a furtive, hur-
ried glance all about her Then she
drew letter from her pocket. She |
shot it through the slot with the pre-
cipitation and manner of a guilty 1
person. In flash young Desbrough |
seized it, thrust it into his own pocket |
and passed on.
"Ah" o.,
The utterance of the triumphant |
detective announced success. The !
little episode explained everything.
This, then, was how the robberies |
were done! There would be another
amount missing when the cash was
counted.
"Ahw
This was like saying Get upr to
a horse. Simpson got up. He scram-
bled across the rafters. He nearly
fell down the stairs leaving the dark
and dreary loft He got to the street
in time to overtake Desbrough.