The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-10-02

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school in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Meyer have NOV
ed into their elegant new home.
Bob Webb Nas down from Kansas
City to attend his mothers funeral.
J $. Pierre has Faisel and made
extensive improvements the Abel
property on Ohio street, which he
recently purchased.
The Peoples Elevator Company is
selling Shorts, Bran and Feed Stuff
Of all kinds Coal also for sale. See
them.
James Moreland, committeeman
from Usage ana treasurer Of the
democratic campaign committee,
was "A pleasant caIlprat this office on
Saturday.
VIM. Holmes, living "a few miles
west OF Hume, is lighting and heat
ing his house from natural gas well
in his yard He found the gas mt n
depth Of 70 feet in sufficient guam
THY for his home Use,
| County treasurer Johnson had no
Opposition in the primary, and he
will have precious little in November,
Billy has made an efficient officer,
and is popular with all classes, with
whom he comes in contact.
Good natured, big hearted Dave
Owen of Shawnee, one OF the best
and most enthusiastic democrats in
the county, was pleasant caller on
Monday. He reports the party har-
monious and in splendid condition
in his township.
Judge w. W. Graves was in Gin
ton yesterday to appoint commits
sioners to assess damages for right
OF way for tie proposed st. Louis &
Colorado railroad. The next day he
goes to Warsaw for the same pur
pose.
Miss Rose Garner, Of Virginia, left
Monday for Saltwater, Oklahoma
near which place she has a school
Miss Garner isanexperienced teacher
and has always given satisfaction tC
her patrons. The TINES wishes hel
a pleasant and profitable year.
Mrs. Ed. Snyder attended the ben
eft concert ior Miss Rosine Morris
at Joplin last Friday night. Mis-,
Rosine began her musical studies il
this city and has made wonderful
progress. She will further prosecut,
her studies in the east this winter.
A. b. Ludwick, candidate forprose
cutting attorney, like MIR. Folk, OF st
Louis, will prove terror to Law
brea kers, when he lakes charge OF tn
office. Almost everybody know
@ Bruce, and the democrats will TAX
!. pleasure i'll voting for him to man
The good work for the county ac
: tCompfIshed III the past three years b.
q the court must lie kept up by tn
!. election OIL. W. McFadden, presiding
Judge, and j. j. March and p. A
Bruce, associate Judges. With coun
ty affairs Ill the hands of these men
e no backward step will be taken.
The interest 81, 300 on the old Mt
Pleasant railroad bonded debt wa
+ paid last week by county treasure
o JOulDbOu, WIZ ItCelNtu CdI"cilt'
l. coupon receipts for that amour
Tuesday. Mr.. Johnson says tn
s county will have the money Oh ham
!, by next spring to lift fifteen thou
e sand dollars OF bonds.
Mrs. Wright, wife of Capt Il. j
Wright, died Tuesday morning a
r their home on High street. Decease
@ had been an invalid for IA number {
l. years and for the past year has bee
B confined to her bed. Mrs. Wrigh
was most estimable lady and til
n husband and only child, daughter
have the sympathy Of many friend
!, in their bereavement.
. Judge j. W. McFadden will prov
the right man at the head OF tn
county court. He is an experience
T. business man and i'll placing him a
: the head OF the court the people {
It the county have the assurance tina
10 all things pertaining TO county ma
D tiers will be transacted in a business
like and economical manner. Tn
- nINEs fak as nIpasurs, I'm andpr,i m