The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-04-18

IN the afternoon, n decision had not |
yet been reached.
Great big bargains in mems pants
at Fl 20 and 81 so. American.
A. Ii. Smith of Denver. Col. is Wis
iting ). f. Heinlein and family.
G. ". Pharis, a prominent citizen /
OF Hudson, complimented Us with a |
pleasant call on Tuesday
Judge Graves returned from Ben |
ton county, where he had been hold |
ing court on Tuesday.
See those mems Orleans cassi- |
mere suits we're selling at 81. They
are worth 81 American Clio House.
Another shipment OF cur great
BLACK Buck grain pillow shoe. the
best ever sold at $50. American.
Another shipment OF those neglegie
shirts with imported madras pleate
bosoms at 75c. Great bargains at
American Clothing House.
We change VIC. Winters from But
Ter to Olds Albert, Canada He
writes that they all arrived safely
and are pleased with the country.
Mr. and Mrs Wiley Wells have the
sympathy of their many friends in the
loss of one OF their twin babies born a
few weeks ago The little one died
| Friday night.
Mr. Curtis. of the firm OF J. A.
| Trader & Co. Cigar brokers. proba
| bly, thought he had us dOwned. but
we did not shirk "a single one and,
J thanks to a good constitution. We
outlived the ordeal.
John f. Herrell, "a prominent bust
ness man of Adrian and secretary OF
the school board of that town. was
| in the city Tuesday and favored Us
pleasantly and substantially.
Smallpox has made its appearance
at the home of John Fry. several
| miles southeast Of town. DR.. BOul-
ware, of the county board OF health.
was notified of the matter and went
down Tuesday and quarantined the
premises.
| Chas. Engeler. of California, Mo,
has secured a place in the Butler
Cash Department Store. Mr.. Engeler
is a Young man of fine business quail
| ifications, and his experience behind
the counter as dry goods sales
man makes him valuabl acquisi-
ton to this store.
Mrs. Jennings. the woman arrested
at Rich Hill week or so ago, on a
peace warrant sworn out by Joe
March, and put in Jail, had her trial
before q Justice at Rich Hill last week
and was placed under bond OF $500
to keep the peace for six months So
far she has failed to give bond and Is
a boarder at the Jail.
Larkin Norfleet. one of Lafayette
county's wealthy and prominent
farmers, residing near Mayview, ar
rived in the city Saturday on a visit
to his son. ]. X. Norfeet, who recent
" moved to Butler and engaged il
the mercantile business on the west
side of the square Mr. Norfleet anc
Judge Sullens are old time friends
and on learning that he was in But
Ter the Judge came over Monday ant
, took the old gentleman home Will
him for a visit. He said he intendes
, to keep him a week and month
| he could.
DR.. b. f. Lusk. a leading physician
OF Lone Oak township, and post
master at Stumptown, was takel
, sick Thursday of last week witt
smallpox and died Sunday night
The deceased was a brother OF Or. {
A. Iusk. of Nyhart. eX-coroner
There are a number of cases Of small
pox in Lone Oak township and Or
Tusk contracted the disease IN III
: practice of his profession. DR.. I. a
: Lnsk OF Nyhart. was with his brothe
5 and did what he could for him, bu
9 the disease took a violent form iron
< the first aud death resulted iron
s hemorrage. He leaves a widow am
5 one child. The TINES extends sym
$ pathv TO the bereaved family.
A force of hands were put 70 worl
Monday morning, leveling to IN
ground the Ohio street NJ t. Churcl
: building. By noon the windows ha'
been removed, the floor taken NJ
: and a part OF the roof taken OF. l.
a few days the brick walls will De on
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