The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-05-27

Ed Dillon Of Kansas CITY b visiting
friends in this city. Mr.. Dillon has
position with the Kansas City Gas
Co.
A number of candidates were CIV
en- the Patriafchal degree in the En-
campment branch Of the ]. 0. o. F
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. F. C. Weaver. of Paola. Kas.,
came over to attend the alumni and
visit relatives and friends. She was
formerly a teacher In the Butler
schools.
A. j. Erhart and family and F. A.
Conard, of Western Kansas. came in
Wednesday to attend the High School
commencement and to visit their
many Adrian friends They started
in their auto but stuck in the mud
near Usage City and finished the trip
by rail.-Adrian Journal.
Mrs. Roy Wilcox and Mrs. Chas.
Hupp were in Kansas City the last of
the week visiting Miss Daisy Stanley
and attending the conference of the
Woman's Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church, South. which met at
Central church in that city.
One of the most severe rain storms
of this season commenced about noon
Wednesday and at the hour of going
to press it was still pouring. The
streams of the county are already
bank full and this rain will undoubt-
eddy cause most of them to overflow.
Mrs. Ed Snider and daughter, Miss
Marguerite, went to Columbia Satur-
day and spent couple of days with
their son and brother, Alex, who is a
student at the School of Journalism
at the University. They report Alex
as getting along fine and working
hard getting ready for his examina-
tions.
j. w. Anderson went to st. Louis
Tuesday evening to be present at the
graduating of his son. Clyde, from a
pharmaceutical school. Clyde passed
all examinations successfully and after
a short visit in his home town will re-
turn to st. Louis and accept a position
he is offered there. Rockville
Booster. 49,.
The Evergreen class of the NJ. E.
Church, South, Sunday School were
entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. W, j. Snow and Mrs. j. H. Nor
man, at the home Of Mrs. Snow. AZ
ter roll call delicious refreshments
were served and Notwithstanding the
steady downpour Of rain, all had a
fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Heyle and the
twins left Wednesday for the PAN
anna Exposition. They expect to be
gone three weeks and will spend a
portion of the time visiting relatives
in Los Angeles. This is Heyles first
vacation in long time snd we pre-
dict he will enjoy it immensely
Rockville Booster.
The new sheds of the Logan-Moore
Lumber Co., are rapidly nearing COM
pletion and are even better than we
expected them to be. Before the
job is considered complete, a carpen-
ter shop for the convenience of the
company's patrons will be added
which will be very up-to-date and
unusual feature. Rockville Booster.
Word was received in Butler today
that George Brayton, of near Wor-
land had died from injuries received
while loading some calves into wag-
on. In some way the wagon was up
set and Mr.. Brayton was caught I'M
der it in such a way that he was so
badly injured that death resulted the
next day.
Wednesday afternoon during the
rain storm Hamilton Herrell was
driving up Ohio street when an auto
mobile came up behind and in passing
frightened his horse which turned
suddenly, turning the wagon over,
throwing Mr.. Herrell out, breaking
both bones in his left arm between
the elbow and wrist.
c. j. Lane, who resides some six