The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-03-21
Miss Viola Harris and Miss Pearl

ed our sanctum on Saturday
We sell hundreds OF sacks Of White
LOAF flour, but we never have one
returned Jim's c. g. & NJ. NJ.
Remember the township election
next Tuesday Be on hand and helm
elect the entire democratic ticket.
THE TINES job office printed bills
for a Woodmen entertainment at
Elizabeth Chapel in Spruce township.
on next Saturday evening at :
O'Clock.
/ II. +. Con, aged Il years. a resi-
dent OF Lake township. Vernon
/ county, dropped dead Monday as he
attempted to rise from the table af-
ter eating IA hearty meal.
A u member OF the county board
( OF health and medical adviser. Or.
/ BOulware went to Amoret Sunday.
/ to investigate a family supposed to
/ be afflicted with smallpox.
/ The high wind he other day wrench
I ed Il strip OF copper loose from the
/ Clinton court house tower leaving a
section five by ten feet devoid OF COW
/ eTlng. The contractors are under
bond TO keep the building in repair
/ for five years and will have to fiN il.
County Treasurer A. r. owen, has
purchased the ! VI. Mckihben prop
erty on Ohio street. The TINES j.
glad to know that Mr. and Mrs. owen
have decided to remain citizens of
our city Mr.. Owen has been fortu-
nate in securing one of the finest res
licences in the city.
We lost the school commissioner
before by only a few votes because
democrats did not turn out Any
district in the county could have
saved him. You are all Interested in
having good schools, and should at
tend your school election on Tues
day, April , Vote for MaNey.
Ed Moore and Miss Carrie Rogers
were married at the home of the
brides brother, S. {. Rogers, in But
Ter ON Thursday. March 14th. Rev.
Barcafer officiating The groom is
sterling young farmer OF Pleasant
Gap township, the bride, an amiable
young lady, daughter OF the late
Judge Rogers.
]. w Green OF Deep Water, called
while in he city the last of the week.
He was preparing to start with his
wife on Monday for North Dakota.
His two boys Christopher and Curtis.
with their families, went with them.
THE TINES wishes these good people
a safe trip and prosperity in their
new home.
Our popular young friend A. l..
Gilmore complimented us pleasantly
on Friday. He served his township
as clerk and assessor SO satisfactory
ly that the democrats of Deep Water
renOminated him, and we doubt not
he will again be elected by substan-
tial majority.
Trixy Cooper. the little Kansas
coon who killed Charles Mills, col
ored. in the rear OF Dick Hurts bar
Der shop, this city, on the 10Th OF
last November, was yanked up in
court the latter part OF last week
and pleading guilty to manslaughter
III tilc IOui III dCSttC. wac CPiltChttN
to one year in jail and then paroled
by the court.
Prof. Maxey called on Thursday.
He said the wind blew the chimney of
the school house in Amsterdam,
through the roof. 1t required a
workman three days to repair the
damage. and the professor was
making hay" in his canvass. Truly
the elements are favoring Maxey.
All he needs to insure his election is
for the democrats to turn out.
Besides it's regular line of CONNER
cial work THE TINES Job office printed
a large brief for Smith & Denton in
the past two weeks. This is one OF
the strongest law firms in the state,
and does a large business Messrs.
T. j. Smith and Charley Denton are
not only good lawyers, but most eX-
cellent gentlemen, clever, courteous
and accommodating, are close stu
dents and conscientious i'll loyalty to
their clients interests.
In renominating DIR. Boulware by |
reclamation as member OF the |
board of education of this city, the |
paid that gentleman |
worthy, we'll earned and deserved |
compliment. The doctor has taken
interest in the schools since |
being a member of the board and |
a better man in the town could not |
have been selected for the place.
T. d. Rafter has been a citizen OF
our township for a long term of
yeas and no man stands higher in |
the estimation of the good people. |
He has filled a number of important |
offices, and always with fidelity and
ro +;rfo ntinn nf tho nnh.