The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-09-28

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A. l.. Freeman.
j. B. Walton, vice president,
and Wesley Black, assistant cash.
Ter of the Missouri State Bank,
attended a meeting of American
Bankers Association at the Balti-
more hotel in Kansas City this
week.
County Clerk Frank Holland
and Mrs. Holland left Friday
morning for Auburn, Kentucky,
where they will spend some time
visiting relatives after which they
will 60 to Illinois for a visit be-
fore returning home.
R. f. Morgan, of jefferson City,
sent from Friday until Saturday
in this city with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Asa Morgan. He had
been at Joplin attending a meet
ing of his union as a representa-
tive of the jefferson City union
and stopped off here on his re-
turn trip.
Mrs. Fred Nations and little
daughters. Charlcne and JOS
cphinc. who have been visiting at
the home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Forrest Kerrens. left Friday
for Harrisonville. where they will
visiter her sister. Mrs. Bert Matti-
son, for a few days before re>
turning to their home in West
Plains.
Word was received in this city
last week of the death Of Ebert
Sackett, which occurred Sunday.
September 10. at his home in Los
Angeles, California. Mr. Sackett
was well known in this city, where
he spent most Of his early life.
He was Il son of one of Butler s
pioneer citizens. the late Filler
Sackett.
Ed Boron and j. A. Thomas Of
the Foster neighborhood, were in
the city Tuesday. Mr. Boron had
+ .i4+s printed IN 0vtutuT r.
He has not fully decided what he
will do when he sells out. but
thinks he will move to Texas.
where he owns land in Pecos coun-
ty. in the extreme southwest part
of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wells. Of
st. Joseph, motored to Butler
one day the last of the week on IA
visit TO Mr.. Wells mother, Mrs.
Mary Wells. They left here Sat
urday morning for arthage,
where they will visit Rich Wells
for a few days. From there they
will 90 to Clinton and from there
to Scdalia where they will take i'm
the State Fair before returning to
their home.
The docket for the October term
of the Bates county circuit court
was received from the printers
Monday. There are no cases of,
special interest set for this term
of court. There are 10 divorce
rascS. II state cases and several
eases to correct title tor real estate
besides the usual appeals from the
Justice courts, etc.
Mrs. E. NJ. llosmer. Of Chicago.
IS visiting at the home of Miss
Florence Willard, east Of town
Mrs. I!oSmcr. who will be better
as Miss Ada Moore.
eft this city twcnty-SiX years ago
and this is her first visit here
,ince that time. She says that she
notes many changes for the bet
er that have taken place since
hat time and although she has
'rcn away for a long time Butler
till looks like home to her
W. W. Perry, owner of the
Prairie Home herd of big type
Poland China hogs, was in the city
and favored this office {
With pleasant call. Mr.. Perry {
WINS one Of the finest herds in S
he county, one of his hogs. Chief I
first premium for the
est male hog one year and under :
wo at the Bates county fair this
ear. He has recently added to ,
is herd a SOW, Wonder May, that :,
ION the first premium for year y
ngs at the State fair at Scdalia s
lst year. \
Dickinson in Bates