The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-09

Kansas, Whers he Will engage IN the
Livery and Feed business. We hope
be will prosper rs he deserves.
Our highly esteemed young friend
j. W. Alllsoo, favors US with a re.
newal and has his paper changed to
Montrose. He has BEEN a constant
subscriber to THE TINES for nearly
twenty years and has never been de-
linquent for as much as a year. He
is high up on the roll of honor.
w. NJ Naffe, one of our good
republican friends, of Homer, made
US pleasant call while 10 the city
Tuesday aud mad his date set ahead
He reports father Schwenck, form
erly citizen of our city, now on
farm south of Amoret, as quite low
with the grip.
Our esteemed young friend Bruce
| S:arke, sends US a renewal He is
holding lucrative position 10 st.
Louis. He has developed into a
strong, self-reliant man, and has the
confidence of bis employers. He
has host of friends in Bates county
who will always rejoice at his pros.
perity.
Our good subscriber and friend, S.
E. Jones, residing six miles west of
town, called Tuesday and informed
US that he had just received the sad
news of the death of his brother-in-
law, Carl Davidson, who died in the
Klondike Dec. "a of pneum onia. He
had been in the Kondike country
about year on the hunt of gold.
The Nevada papers have been ap-
propriating the credit of Geo. b.
Ellis school law measure, introduc'
cd ia the state legislature to Vernon
countys representative. In the
present instance, however, it is Mr..
I
Ellis of Bates who is the author OF
the scheme so highly commended
With that exception your endorse
ments are all righ, brethren,-R. FL
Review.
John w McFadden, Virginia E
popular and prosperous merchant,
made Us a pleasant call and favored
US with a renewal, He is firmly
convinced that a great many escape
paying a personal tax because o.
our system of collecting on the pre-
vious years assessment. He believe:
that collections should be made OF
the same year the assessment il
taken, especially on personal proper
: ty; and we think he is right.
From the Rockville Lsader We
learn of the marriage of J. E. Hook
and Miss Jessie Boutwell, on Feb'y
LIST, 1899 Mr. Hook is prominen
young farmer of that section of th'
county, came of a fine old family anC
is q most exemplary young man
Miss Boutwell,, We understand. is al
amiable young lady, every wa.
worthy of her manly young husband
: The TIMES extends best wishes fo
their happiness and prosperity
VIM F. Hemstreet is asking al
Endorsement of his official acts a
Justice of the peace, through GU
announcement columns Ia truth
\ he has made a most excellent officiai
dispensing justice without parsialis.
aud with much wisdom. He ha
3 satisfactorily served our people il
: this capacity for number of year
=, and will continue to do so if renomi
/. mated aud elected. He is an oil
r line democrat and clever sociabl
: gentleman.
Jas r. Angle would make splen
: did constable He has had mucl
r experience in that line having serve
9 as constable and deputy sheriff in a
e adjoining county several years age
: he is we'll qualified to perform tn
: duties of the Office. He is an sctiv
b working democrat. He is a yer
clever gentleman, well liked by al
, 10 active aud energetic and weul
: faithfully serve any and all processe