The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-10
LAYING the COner Stone.

| The corner stone for the new court
house will be laid in due form by
| Grand Master OF the State Campbell
" ellis to-day, assisted by Butler
| Lodge No. 204 and representatives
from every lodge in the county. Ma
sons will meet at the lodge rooms on
North Main street at 100 O'Clock p.
M be formed into column 10y Grand
Marshal J. c. Phillips and march to
the court yard. At = o'clock prompt
the stone will be laid in place. DR..
w. F. Kuhn, of Kansas City, Junior
Grand Warden will deliver the prin-
cipal address.
| Deposits in the corner stone:
/. Book of constitutions and by
laws of the masonic grand lodge.
| 2. Copy of official report to grand
lodge of Butler lodge No. 254 for
1900.
3. Coins deposited in corner stone
of court house erected in 1869.
4. Copper plate deposited in 1869,
containing date of charter and names
| OF officers.
5. Late copy of each paper pub
lished in Butler.
6. List of names OF all present
| county officers.
One 10 Dwight's Soda free with ev-
cry s. 90 sale at Jim's c. G & NJ. Nj.
Saturday, Oct. 18th.
| Pat Hogan, a miner, was found
dead in his home at Montserrat,
johnson county His wife has been
confined in the asylum at Nevada for
several years He had $50 in the
| house.
| Having moved my office from the
west side OF the square to Office of
| Scott & Porch, west room of Bates
| County Bank, am still able to write
reliable insurance on farm or city
! property at reasonable rates.
| j. S. PIERCE.
| Prof. Ira Ludwick orders his paper
changed from Spruce to Merwin. He
has been employed as principal of
the Merwin public schools Prof.
Ludwick is an exceedingly bright
young instructor and the school di-
rectOrs of that town are to be con-
| SI -
c. j. Dalton, of Union township,
Cass county, was badly hurt Satur-
day, says the Cass County Democrat.
He was in his barn lot looking after
some stock, when a dog stampeded a
lot OF horses which ran over him
knocking him down breaking his arm
in two places, one shoulder and his
collar bone.
lam satisfied that Teethina Teeth
ing Powders have saved more chill
dren than all the doctors put togeth-
Isr. | have recommended Teethina
when the doctors gave up the child,
and it cured at once Louis F. Wal
BEL, Phi. g., Druggist, St. Louis, Mo.
1927
The funeral of Miss Eva Sanderson.
who died in Rich Hill the Bird inst.
took place from the family residence
Saturday, the Rev A b. Woodruff,
former rector OF st Luke's church. Of
floating The deceased was 20vears.
s months and Is days old She was
born. raised and educated in Rich
| Hill and at the time other death was
teacher in the public schools OF
that city.
Our old friend Henry Tilson, of New
Home township, dropped in to see
us and observed his custom for the
past twenty years, by having his
dates set ahead. He is the same
Henry we knew in our boyhood DAYS.
never grows a day older, and SAYS he
never intends to There is one point
on which he is a little bit sore.
He doesn't like. to hear Kitchen
cabinet" mentioned, but saws he
came out so much better than the
prominent Rich Hillians that he
ought TO be we'll pleased He owns
a fine farm and ia prosperous.
W. II. Edwards, OF Lexington. Mo.
and county treasurer of Lafayette
county. arrived in Butler SATURDAY.
evening on short visit to his broth
er-in-law, DR.. 0. F. Renick, and fam
lily, was taken suddenly and danger
ously i'll Sunday night with some
thing like appendicitis. DR.. Renick
was with him all night and a greater
part OF the day monday. and final
" succeeded in relieving him OF his
intense suffering. By Tuesday noon
he had recovered sufficiently TO be
able to take the train for home. He
was accompanied by DR.. Rem OK and
daughter. Mrs Joe R. Morrison. Mr..
Edwards has not been feeling well
/ for sometime, and was returning
home from ElDorado Springs. where
! he had been spending several weeks
for his health
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