The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-05-03


THE TINES was complimented on
Monday by call from Mayor Dow
ell OF Adrian and Prof. Ives. sup-rin-
tendent of the Adrian schools.
The Marshall Democrat-News suy-
gests that as the republicans intend
, sending Deacon Hauser. president OF
the Globe-Democrat Printing Co. as
delegate-at-large to the republican
national convention the democrats
should make Judge q. l.. Chrisman.
president of the Kansas City Times
| Company, one of Missouri'> big four
/ TO the Kansas City convention.
| The New York " orld of the DIST
/ inst. says: Nv. :. TAYLOR. governor
of Kentucky. * in New York in con
sequence of the finding of an indict
ment against him hv the grand Jury
/ OF Frankfort. charging him with he
/ ing an accessory before the fact To
| the murder of William Goebel. He
/ appealed TO Governor Roosevelt YES
/ terday afternoon asking thatanv lie
mand for an extradition be denied. -
We are glad To say that the candi-
/ dates now ON the track and submit
/ ting their claims 10 the voters at the
primary TO h- held June 2nd. are a
band of brothers and the lucky men
will have the full and earnest support
/ of the defeated ones. II i \ good
omen TO see this friendly feeling ex-
listing. The candidates wanted a
primary election. the central com
! mittee accommodated them. and now
the man with the most votes gets he
nomination. OF the candidates be-
fore the primary all are good men.
any one of whom il worthy the office
ne seeks and the united and unquali-
fed support of the party. of which
there is not a shadow of doubt he
will get with hearty good will.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Hogan. of Adrian
celebrated the 5Oth anniversary oi
their marriage Tuesday, April oath
All their children were present. They
are Mrs. Susan Webb. of Vinita l. T.:
Mrs. MOllie Roadcap, J. ID. and f. ID.
Hogan, of Kansas City; and Mrs.
VIM. Haas and J. u. Hogan. of near
Adrian. The affair was gotten up by
their children and was a complete
! III ~ RIlt OitI iOIkS. anu cll
meeting their children. some of whom
they had not seen for years. their
Joy was unbounded. The children
had prepared presents; gold headed
cane for the father and a gold breast
pin for the mother. which Were pre-
-ented by DR.. Gilmore in a neat speech.
An elegant repast was set for the oc-
cassion bv friends.
Last Thursday, when night had
thrown its mantal of darkness over
our city. Young hearts that Cupid
had linked together with bands oil
steel. stole forth to take the most
sacred vows that one can assume
Quitely they were ushered into the
Ohio Street NJ. f. Parsonage. where
Rev Jones Joined them together in
the holy bonds of matrimOny. The
groom was one of our successful dent
lists, T. Wesley Arnold. who since
childhood has resided here. the bride
Miss Ethel E. Lowery, who has foI
several years made her home witt
her sister Mrs. ". G.. Shaffer Thes'
young people have a host OF friends
who Join in wishing them a long and
happy married life The doctor has
erected a beautiful cottage Will
modern furnishings on Ohio street
where they will be pleased TO gree
their numerous friends. j.
; The chicken thieves, the two womeI
! and one man giving his name al
r Husher. of whom the TINES mad
I mention last week as being ARRESTED
| at Nevada, were tried at that plac
: for the same Offense as committed il
: this county and plead guilty MI
: Smith, from whom they hired a team
i 10 ply their calling. sent a man L
Nevada and identified the team am
brought it back The man and tw'
women when released at Nevada Wi
; be re-arrested and brought to Butte
| for trial. They did thriving bus
:. ness in this county. from all reports
t and no doubt they will pay the per
t atty in a long jail term. In cases c
a this kind Judge Reyland spublic whip
J. ping post would be an advantage j
D punishment over the jail sentence
ANYWAY thieves of this ilk shoul
not b. boarded free of charge by tn
5 county. They should be put TO wor
;. if not by the county the city shout
put them on the streets.