The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-05-09
Now Is your time to buy cultiva-
tors at Williams Bros.

Quite number of cases of whoop- /
ing cough in the city. /
Williams Bros. are Strengthening
prices on everything III their line.
Earnest Bausman has his name en-
rolled for The TINES for the coming /
year /
Warren White, prominent citizen |
OF Elkhart township. favored Us with /
pleasant call and renewal.
Nearly foot OF snow fellin Colora- |
do Sunday, which perhaps accounts /
far the cold wave which reached this |
section Monday.
SEED. 5. Pierce, west side of square, |
when wanting farm Insurance. Off /
The galvanized iron front for the
new business houses being built by
Paul Bengsch, on the south side OF
the square, has arrived.
Now is the time to save money by
going to Williams Bros. on buggies,
implements, groceries or anything
You may want.
County court is in session, presid
ing Judge Sam West and Judges
March and Wimsatt being present
The court has considerable business
to transact.
Have you seen the young mems
buggies at Williams Bros They are
beauties and their name is Savers L
Scoville, the buggy that took the
gold medal over the world.
Judge Graves called a special
grand jury to investigate the Gar
trells so that they could be tried at
the June term of court, thereby saw
ing costs to the county and state
l.. l. Ellsworth of this county and
: Miss Estella Surface, of Kansas City,
were married by Probate Judge Sni-
} der in kanas City, Kan, Monday.
} The young couple eloped from Kan
: sas City.
The cold blooded murder commit
ted in the western part OF Missouri
. recently by a man seventy years oi
age is almost proof conclusive that
J three score years aud ten is ripe
: enough old age for such a man to
live.-Ex.
NJ. R. Lyle, leading farmer o
Lone Oak, complimented Us OF
r Monday and renewed his subscrip
5 ton. Mr. Lyle is interested in fine
e poultry and it was very interesting
: to hear him and Judge Graves dis
: cuss the chicken.
Judge Charles Kroff and family
q left Yesterday for Willow Springs
Mo, at which place they expect Il
make their future home. The PEG
{ ole of Butler regret very much Il
t losse this excellent family and the
V best wishes of a host of friends vii
n follow them to their new home.
; Sheriff Joe T. Smith took William
Y McLain to the asylum at Nevada
: Tuesday. McLain is a big stout fe
low and when the sheriff undertook
to move him from the Jail Tough
r like a tiger He had to be hand
d cuffed and his arms pinioned to IN
II body with rope.
= AS Abraham Collins walked out {
). the big gate at penitentiary Frlda
p having completed a term OF nv
wear. be was met by Sheriff A. .
= Thomas. sheriff of Newton count.
who rearrested him and took him I
o that county to be tried for burglar.
ar We see from the papers that Mi
r Ella A. Ludwig, now residing at acl
h sOnville. Illinois, has taken the ben
81 fit of the bankrupt law. Miss Ludwl
. formerly lived in Butler and for tW
20 wears had charge of Butler academ.
and was living in that institution
the time it was destroyed by III
OF about a year ago.
= Yesterday afternoon while lit
~ Lane Shankland, son OF DR.. ".
40 Shankland. and some companion
,o were PLAYING with an air rifle, Bessl
u. the five-vear-old daughter OF 81
IS Schienberg. came around the corn
- inst in time to receive a bullet IN
forehead. 1t lodged under the SKI
causinp a painful but not serlo
n wound Clinton Democrat.
nf Joe Never moved his stock
- goods temporarily the first OF [
= week. Extensive improvements a
- being made on the building at |
"a old stand. the partition walls bel
eli taken out and the two rooms thro'
- into one. When this work. is done al
: Joe gets back home he will have 0
OF the best arranged and finest stor
IN in Butler.
an For the convenience OF persons
en- string state certificates. the sta
III sunerintendent of public schools
l nn hold examinations in different pa
az of the state. The meetings IN VIII
- our teachers will be interested will
a., a. held at Nevada. May p and :