The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-03-14

We are in receipt of remittance for
renewal from our old friend J. II.
Hogan, formerly of Adrian, now of
Kansas City, Mo. The people of
north Bates remember Mr.. Hogan az
an honorable, upright citizen and
very popular.
Miss Marie Waters. Is years old.
who formerly lived in BingIampton.
has just married Albert O. Rood OF
Alieghaney. Penn. who was 100
years old ON january 18th last. The
groom was a bachelor and is very
rich.
Or. Boulware was called by tele-
gram to Muscotah. Kansas. Sunday,
to see Mr., Moffett. who Is seriously
sick with stomach trouble. Mr. Moi
fatt was formerly OF this city and has
many friends here who viii be sorry
TO learn OF his illness.
The family afflicted with smallpox
over at Worland will have to remain
in quarantine ten days longer DR.
Boulvare. member OF the county
board OF health. was over to see the
family Tuesday ii regard to raising
the quarantine. but on investigation
decided not to do So for ten days
We were complimented by a pleas
ant call from John F. Herrell,
AdrIan's Insurance man, on
Tuesday. He informed US that ".
T. Aricks home. between Adrian and
Altoona, was burned on last Thurs
day MIR. Arich had let his insurance
lapse. His loss is about 81 900.
Emanual Nestlerode called on
Monday and had his subscription
dates set ahead. Mr.. Nestlerode
was taken before Judge Graves on
habeas corpus proceedings and was
bound over in the sum OF $4,000,
His neighbors and friends have inn
plicit confidence in his innocence.
Judge John II. Sullens, who was in
the city Wednesday and favored us
with a pleasant call. He informed
us of the death of Mrs. LOttie Miller,
an aged and highly respected widow
lady, living near New Home. Mrs.
Miller was an old settler, good
woman, honored and loved by her
neighbors.
Our old and highly valued friend
Owe Harris, remembers us substan-
tally. He is Vice President of the
jackson Lumber Company, with
headquarters at Blackwell, Okla.
This company has a number of
wards in that country. Our people
| will be glad to learn that Owe Harris
is prospecting.
| Our highly esteemed old friend, J..
| W. Ashbaugh, favored us with a re-
| newal, observing his annual custom
OF about twenty years. He is one OF
those scrupulously honest men who
fear debt above all things and con
seauently keeps clear of it. He is
a clever. sociable old gentleman and
THE TINES is glad to be able TO
claim his friendship.
Sam Heinlein has quit theroad and
accepted a position with the Bennett
Wheeler Mercantile company. Mr.
Heinlein has few equals as a sales
man and we predict he will make a
valuable acquisition to this firm He
is not only an excellent salesman but
a clever. reliable gentleman and TIKI
TINES is glad to see him become &
permanent fixture in Butler.
The case against Harry Jones and
Met Ashbrook, the two young mel
arrested at Nevada few days ago
: charged with criminally assaultins
Bertha Libbecke, supposed TO be in
sane, was dismissed by the prescott
ing attorney Saturday. Informa
ton coming from the chief OF polio
, of Omaha, Neb., and from othe
cities regarding the character OF tn
, woman. tended to prove her sanity
4 An Ohio minister has doubled hi
congregation by running ten-inc
$ advertisement, top column next t
reading matter in the local papers
Such conduct is highly unprofessior
al, and if the Ohio ministers are any
thing like Ohio doctors they will ge
the legislature to pass law b
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