The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-09-13
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Dick Wesson has a contract ! for
100000 feet of walnut TIMBER TO,
gun stock. He has bought $4,000
near Hume and $4,000 feet around
Richards. The timber is sent to
Armour, Kas.-Rich Hill Review:
w. P. Morris, yardmaster at Sfthe
Missouri penitentiary, at Jefferson
City was called to this city Thuf4day
evening by the serious illness of his
son, Clarence Morris, who is suffer
ing from an attack of typhoid fever.
John R. Mouse, a prominent young
farmer of the Altoona neighborhopd,
and Miss Stella p NEiil White; Of Adrian,
were united in marriage Saturday by
Justice of the Peace B. F. Jeter, at
his office on the east side ofas the
square. q
Boys school suits, shoes, hats sand
sweaters, Black & Sons.
w. A. Walker, a prominent drug
gist of Appleton City, died at his
home in that city Saturday afternoon,
after a protracted illness of kidney
trouble. Funeral services, under the
auspices of the Masonic lodge, were
held Sunday afternoon. i
Acting on the recommendation of
the ladies of the Wednesday Cotsrie,
the county court last week Appointed
Mrs. J. H. Etter matron of the dies
rest room in the basement Of the
court house, in place Of Mrs. sJulia
Gaines, who had resigned. + ~
Mrs. w. H Carlson, of Chicago,
who has been visiting at the home ,of
her mother, Mrs. E. G. Blount, in the
west part of the city, left for her
home Friday She was accompanied
as far as Kansas City by her mother
and sister, Miss Edith Blount.
Butler Camp No. 2458 Modern
Woodmen of America will hold a
joint meeting with Spruce Camp at
Butler Camp Hall Sept. goth. Sever
al candidates will be adopted and re-
freshments will be served. ! All
Woodmen are invited to attend. "
]. B. Walton, president of the Wal
ton Trust, Company and the Missouri
State Bank, accompanied by Mrs.
Walton, left Sunday for Minneapolis,
Minnesota. where he will attend a
meeting Of the Farm Mortgage Bank
ers Association. Mr.. Walton is one
of the directors OF tht organization.
T. w. Fisk returned the last of the
week from Cole Camp, where he was
called BY the critical condition OF
his daughter, Mrs. Raymond Perci-
val. He says that Mrs. Percival's
condition was much better when he
left and hopes were entertained for
her recovery. The little son, which
was born Saturday, died soon after
its birth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamb, of Lorimer,
Iowa, who have been visiting at the
home of Mrs. Lambs sister, Mrs. ].
w. McFadden and other relatives in
the Virginia neighborhood, started
back to. their home the last of the
week. They. made the trip overland
ia an automobile. Mrs. McFadden
went as far as Kansas City with them
where she will visit relatives.
Khaki pants and overails, $r.2s.
You can't best Black 4 Sons prices.
Deputy United States Marshal
4itchum Monday brought. down from
KANSAS City and placed u the Bates
county jail two United States pris-t
,ners to await trial ct the November
ERIN Of the United States court at
Kansas City. They were Leslie /
Norris, colored. charged with sellingj
lrugs in violation Of the Harrisonf.
act and Richard Won Ziemeit-
SKI, alias Paul Loen, 4 German.
:harged with sending obscene matter
through the mail. %
Waiter Foster. con Of Dr. and Mrs. +,
j. w. Ecstes, who has been suffer-Ii
Is 81. Sone time viii On attack ofia
6ounaeh 4roable ~ taken to KAN
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