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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1905
Page
13
A varied listing from McKibbens highlights silk dress goods wool patterns lace waist patterns and a broad range of apparel and housewares. The ad markets prints patterns dress materials waistings perales and kimonas alongside mens wear gloves socks shirts and rain gear as well as home textiles like rugs curtains and mattresses. It presents a dense catalog style typical of a local newspaper advertisement.
Remnant counter reminders from a big bargain sale and shop mentions. Local visits include Bob Fagier visiting John Barnhart, Silvers officiating a marriage between C. D. Meyers and Annie Price in Foster, and Will Dooley visiting with his family. Mrs. Robert Hallenbeck plans holiday stay with Dooleys. Struther Lewis and family visit McFarland relatives. Oliver Thompson tours Macomb seeking relocation. Missouri Pacific timetable changes shift northbound train from 12:30 to 1:40, other trains adjusted by a few minutes.
A district call from the Grand Master urges every lodge to hold a meeting on December 2nd and nominate at least one candidate. The note asks members to respond promptly and strengthen the order. The rest of the column reports social items and local anecdotes.
The notice lists diverse railroad fare schemes for multi state routes including Missouri Pacific and connections to Arkansas Iowa Kan Minn Neb Okla Dak Texas Wisconsin with 1X and 1% round trips and varied sale dates from December 21 to 28 1905 and final return limits in early 1906. It also reports Judge W N Evans calling a Jefferson City meeting of the State Democratic Committee on December 27 1905 to prep for next year’s statewide campaign amid proceedings against Norman J Coleman editor.
Dr William St Jobo of Kanees City announces a boxing or meeting event against Cottage House in Butler on December 10 20 and 21 with a Christmas handcome 18 frame and ease. Admission appears as low as 2.00 and up to 8.50 with potential savings on lenses and glasses for attendees near Adrian, calling at the Adrian Hotel.
Mrs BR. K. Godwin is reported quite poorly at present. Mr. Morland, who recently bought Brayton's property at Mayes ae, is opening a new stock of general merchandise. Greodpa Hurt died Monday evening, Nov 27, after months of illness. Remains were laid to rest in Jobnstown cemetery on Tuesday. There was a very quiet wedding near Mayesburg Friday. Mrs. Betty Hatches of New Haven was also noted.
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