The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-10


the town from one-fourth 70 FIVE
miles.
Charles K. Radford. wealthy and
influential citizen OF Butler. observed
his annual custom the first of the
week by calling and renewing his
subscription.
The dead body Of James T.. Baker
was found on the farm of his broth
er-in-law. Mark Whitaker. near
Slater, Mo Saline county, Monday
The verdict OF the coroner's Jury was
accidental shooting
j. NJ. Courtney who has been
spending a week or so in Panhandle.
Tex, looking after his interest in
cattle ranch, is home again. He had
a pleasant trip and found everything
alright in the Lone Star State.
Clinton Mcintyre. son OF {. : Ne
Intyre, of Nevada. met with a painful
accident while out hunting Friday.
He slipped and fell on the ice. dis
charging his gun the contents going
through his foot.
Barnett W. Warning. Missouri Pa
cific engineer. died at his home in
Nevada. Mo, Saturday. of typhoid
fever He was47 years old>and had
been in the employ of the railroad
company for a good many years
The section OF the Rochester. \. Y.
orphan asylum in which was located
the hospital, burned Monday, and
% persons, women and children,
died in the flames Twenty-Five 9th
ers were dangerously injured
| The costs incurred by the state in
I the prosecution of Noah McGinnis
will be in the neighb0rhoodo OF =. 100.
The total costs i'll the case will
amount to $4,000 or 81, 900, but the
costs incurred in the defense will
probably never bepaid.
Uncle Ben Ogle, of Usage township.
was in the city Tuesday and favored
us with call and renewal. He and
his estimable wife spent the holidays
visiting their children in Kansas City
and relatives in other states.
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and had the names of Frank linn
Mrs. Ida Milburn and Miss Rosa Gar
ner enrolled and renewed for Charley
Hensley. Aaron is IA rustler for TIL
TINES and gets all the news going il
that section.
, j. A. Elgin, a prominent and sue
cAssful farmer and influential demo
crat of Mound, favored us with {
pleasant call, renewed for his pape
, and the one going to his brother-in
law. r. L. Woolery. Greenville, Tex.
Mrs. Henry Stubenranch, wife of {
we'll known lawyer in Kansas City
committed suicide ut her home il
Kansas City Monday by shootin!
herself in the head. Ill health i
assigned for the rash act.
1 G. W. Buxton, OF Kansas City
, spent several days in Butler visitin;
| relatives, made us Il pleasant cal
? and ordered THE TINES TO his ad
> dress. He was formerly a substan
{ tial farmer of Mound township.
Our highly esteemed old friend 6
+ l.. Burge, of New Home township
t was in the city on Tuesday, made u
q a pleasant call and had the dates o
e his paper set ahead. Mr.. Burge ha
a been faithful patron and friend {
! THE TINES a long term of years
K which we appreciate
Our old friend G. Mckenna remen
bars us with renewal The old gel
tleman's health, We are sorry t
report. is not very good this winte
He is one of the most upright. hol
est, straightforward citizens we hay
in the county and his neighbOrs hol
d him in the highest regard.
In unusual happenings in our tow
!, and county people always look I
THE TINES for full and acd urate r
port. As was the case in the trii
and execution OF Mctiinnis. its illu
trated report OF this matter SCOPE
:, its competitOrs-as usual The
-" were not in it. at least that is wins
the people say: