The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-06-19
Flour T5e per sack at Jim's c. G.

Flour Zoe per sack at Jim's c. g.
Have you inspected Pierpoints
flannel suits? They are just the thing
for this hot weather.
The grand 4th of July celebration
and the racing at the lakepark track .
will make Butler an attractive place /
to visit declaration day.
. Tire body If DR.. William Young, /
who committed suicide by taking
opium, ut Colgate, Indian Territory, |
a Few days ago, was brought to Rich |
Hill Saturday for interment.
Twenty-Five horses ar-entered in |
the 2:35 pace Of the Missouri State
fair at Sedalia. Among the number
is Major Cox, son of DIR. Cox, of But
Ter and Dewey Redwood, OF Rich Hill |
Hon j. W. Suddeth, prominent
attorney OF WarIensburg, was in the
city on Saturday on business before
our circuit court, and complimented
us with a pleasant call. He is Il very
agreeable gentleman and one OF the
most talented lawyers in the state.
The third quarterly meeting of the
NJ. L. church, South, will be held Sat
urday and Sunday next in this city.
Presiding Elder Cobb will be present
and preach Sunday, morning and
evening, Elder Cobb is one of the
able ministers in the NJ. +. church,
South, and you are invited to come
and hear him,
Married, at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr., and Mrs. ii. W. Gilmore,
in Deep Water township, on Wednes-
day evening, June llth, 1902, Miss
Lula Gilmore and james r. Keen,
Rev. Cowan, OF Spruce, officiating.
The bride is an amiable Young lady,
and the, groom is u sturdy young
farmer, OF good habits. Tn TINES
Joins their many friends in that Sec
ton i'll best wishes Tor their success
and happiness,
The officers Of the Central Demo.
CRITIC cummitlee. i -EnLrDn-
chairman, ", T, CoNan. vlce-chair-
luan, and v, K. Rel, ste , =, url at
,ne court house Saturday aud select
eel the following camp,"-. commit
tee, Recommended 10y III, IN, y %
the candidates; /. b. Emblee, -. Il.
Bell, j. \. DeArmond, j. II. More.
land, Geo. Moore, j. ". McCombs.
" I Gowau.
A bad man by the name OFT W.
Brown, who has been living at Rich
Hill, was placed i'll Jail Monday on
the charge vi having lUr"ed check
for $3.50 Oh Paul Bengsch, Of this
city. When arrested by Sheriff
Smith, another check for Sl3.GO was
taken from him. The name of Chas.
Fayler, a prominent farmer, living
just over the line III Vernon county,
had been forged to both checks.
Brown is represented to be a mighty
poor citizen.
The initiatory steps for building
rock roads III johnson county are
being taken. Money has been raised
to begin work and the first road to
be built into Warrengsburg is
south and east of the town. Nothing
raises the value of farm land more
than substantial macadamized roads
and the day is not far distant when
the main roads leading through our
counties will he rocked.
A man by by the name OF Brucard,
| was HrrVsrFd and placed IN IaiI Mon
day by Sheriff Smith. The fellow is
mentally unbalanced and has been
going about the streets threatening
TO kill ser eral persons. Monday he
| appeared In the court room and
pounding table with his hands be-
gan TRADE ofnonsense. Court was
not i'll session and only the shorthand
two or three other persons were in
the room at the time.
Mr.. l.. Z. Thomas and Miss Maud
Woodan were united in marriage at
the home OF the uride's mother, Mrs.
Jason Woodtin, near Foster Tues
day evening, June 10th, Rev. Rice Of
floating. The bride is the daughter
of the late Jason Woodtin. She has
been one of the prominent teachers
OF the county, and is a most accom-
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