The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-04-23

Club banquet in Kansas City on
Monday evening.
Argenbright Sisters have all the
latest styles in hats and trimmings,
and the largest stock in the city to
select from. Their prices are the
lowest. Call and see them.
Our esteemed friend j. F. Dillon
called and favored us with arenewal.
He recently returned from Kansas to
"roam to more" and we welcome
him back home.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Ross left Mon.
day for st. Louis. Mr.. Ross will at.
tend the Grand Lodge in session this
week, and he and his wife will remain
in the city until after the dedication
Of the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Duvall return
ed home Tuesday morning. Mr..
Duvall had been in the east on bust
ness for ten days, and Mrs. Duvall
Joined him in st. Louis Monday
morning
DR.. T. C. Boulware attended a
meeting OF the State Medical Asso-
citation at Excelsior Springs Tuesday
and Wednesday. He was down on
the program to read "a paper on
typhoid fever.
Ed Crabtree was appointed night
policeman by the city council at it's
meeting Monday night, in place OF
Parish Nickel who has been holding
the appointment since the resigna-
tion of Payson Hartwell a month ago
The funeral Of Rosa Majors, color
ed, daughter Of Jerry Majors, took
place from the family home In the
east part of town Monday afternoon
She was about % years of age, and
death was due to quick consump-
tion.
Miss Jessie Heinlein, the popular
and efficient bookkeeper at the Ben
nett Mercantile establishment, re,
signed her position Tuesday night,
and will go to Kansas City to enter
q business college and study short
hand and type-writing.
Company B received their new
Krag Jorgenson guns Monday. They
are now fitted out with the regular
army rife. The company prepare.
tory to going to st. Louis to take
part in the dedication ceremonies Of
the Worlds Fair the Both inst. will
drill at their armory each evening
this week.
: We we're pleased to meet NJ. d.
Hart, a prominent citizen Of Osceola
Iowa, who was in our city last Fri
day. His father, John Hart, died In
our county during a visit here in
o 1870, and was buried In Oak Hill
cemetery. MIR. Hart went out and
}. had his fathers grave improved.
The funeral OF Nathaniel George
1, killed in mine No. IA OF the Central
IL Coal and Coke Co., were buried in
Green Lawn cemetery, Rich Hill, Fri
70 day. The deceased was born in Eng
% land. He left wife and five children
All the miners in thecamp suspended
work to attend the funeral.
k DR.. W. A. Lockwood, of Conway
y Mo-, on his way as delegate from
LaClede county to the State Medica
Association, which meets at Excelsior
- Springs, stopped off in the city Mon
10 day visiting his brother, DR.. T. F
Lockwood, and the two left for Elk
celsior Springs Tuesday morning tC
'r attend the association meeting.
n Prof. A.. L. Ives OF Adrian, spent
Tuesday in the city and gave Thu
TIMES a pleasant call. He has beer
u superintendent OF the Adrian schools
B. which closed Friday, for the past five
% years, in which capacity he gave gen
eral satisfaction to the patrons
o. The TINES is glad to learn he is tt
q, become q citizen OF Butler, having
Is accepted position as deputy in thu
county clerks Office.
u The governor has signed the bill
er passed at the last session OF the legis
ID lature forbidding the sale OF cigar
cites and cigarette papers to person.
n under eighteen years Of age. TIL
" law went into effect as soon as it WA