The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-06-01

ed eastern trip in the interest OF
the Denton-Coleman Loan and
Title Co. They visited the New
England states, Boston, New
York, and Philadelphia.
The Elevator people say there
are no sacks for grain this year, so
Logan-Moore Lbr. Co. are build
ing portable granaries for their
customers. These granaries can
be moved any place on the farm.
They are durable and cheap.
Rev. H. James Crockett, pastor
Of the Third Christian Church of
Kansas City, has been called to
the passionate Of the Christian
church at Harrisonville says the
Cass County Democrat. Rev.
Crockett was formerly pastor Of
the Butler Christian church.
DR.. Jesse E. Scott, Of Kansas
City, Kansas, was arrested Tues
day of last week by Constable
James Hall of Adrian charged
with practicing medicine without
license says the Adrian journal.
He has treated a number of cases
of cancer in Adrian during the
past year.
J. w. Mcclure, miller at the
Cannon mills, is in St. Louis
spending a week attending a Mill
ers and Operators Convention.
The convention is being held in
the big Coliseum where the ma
tional Democratic convention is to
be held. Jack says he will learn
all the new things about making
flour.
Major ]. Lilly, candidate for
the Democratic nomination for
judge of the Kansas City Court of
Appeals was in the city one day
last week interviewing the voters
and presenting his claims for the
nomination. He seems q. very
clever gentleman and has a strong
backing in his home county, Ran
dolph.
Among those from this section
attending the summer Normal
school at Warrensburg are: Miss
es Helen Hulse, BERTHE and Anna
Silvers, Ladine, Susie. and Fay
Harper, Ethel Coonrod, Julia Bull
lock. Cecel Nicolay, Dora Rogers,
Lulu Short of Butler, Miss Mary
Craig Of Foster, Miss Mary Park,
of Virginia.
Miss Julia Bullock of this city
has been elected principal of the
Archie public schools for the COM
ing year. Miss Bullock is a grad
uate of the Butler High School
and is now attending the summer
normal school at Warrcnsburg.
She is a very successful teacher
and Archie is to be congratulated
on securing her services.
The rains of Sunday afternoon
was hard on the motorists. Mr..
and Mrs. W. d. Winery and son,
William Jr., Miss Mona Rowe and
Miss Jessie Allen of Amoret, who
attended the Christian Endeavor
at Adrian were
forced to leave their car
and come to Butler on the
night train. They stayed here
all night and hired a livery rig to
take them home Monday morning.
Among those from Butler who
the Christian Endeavor
Convention at Adrian Sunday
were: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Priest
y, and daughter, Miss Winnie, j.
+. kelso and family, Misses Lena
Blake, Rae Robinson, Ruth
Wyatt, Doris Denton, BERTHE Sill
1ers, Mabel Swartz, Nadine Barb
n, Gertrude Vannoy. Lee Hard
niger of Virginia, who is the coun-
y Endeavor president, went up
Saturday morning. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Rich of
5unnell, Florida, arrived in the
'ity Monday and are visiting at /;
he home of Mrs. Rich s parents,
'Ir. and Mrs. j. B. Willard. They
we're accompanied by Mr.. Rich s
grandmother, Mrs. Laura Rich.
hey report Fred Rich and family S
S getting along fine in their |
florida home.
Coats and suits on sale, Walker
fcKibben: II
Mr.. Roster of the Electric
'hpatra has secured another Rcd I