The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-10-29

$2.25. Hills Cash Store.
Certainly Senator Cockrsn would
make q grand president.
Many Of the farmers have cut up
their corn crop.
At partition sale Saturday Win
Florence purchased the old home on
Ohio street for 81, 900.
Henry C. White has been summon.
ed as petit isror for the Fed
eral court at Kansas City, to begin
on next Monday, November 2.
A band Of professional horse trad.
ers with several covered wagons and
their families and also q band OF
Igypsies rolled into Butler Saturday.
Our young friend L. C. Culbertson,
OF Summit, was a pleasant caller on
Saturday and renewed for his father,
j. L. Culbertson, Of Fall Creek, Ills,
who was Q former citizen OF Bates
county.
Mems cotton flannel drawers 19c
worth 25c. Hills Cash Store.
John Stephenson, Of Hudson town.
ship, was in Butler on Monday, on
his way to Clay county to attend q
big sale. He will visit his son Frank
while there. Clay county is Mr..
Stephenson's old home.
New pNriiers, the new bordered
styles at McKibbens.
Julian Hupp. circuit clerk, and G.
g, Ewing, recorder Of Vernon county,
spent Tuesday in the city. Both
gentlemen were witnesses In the dam
age suit by Mr.. Short against the
city OF Nevada.
Childrens school shoes 81. 90 worth
$1.25. Hills Cash Store.
Mrs. Cook, who has been visiting
her son, 81. G. Cook, proprietor Of
the American Clothing House, return
ed to her homo in Bloomfield, Iowa,
on Tuesday. Mr.. Cook accompanied
her as far as Kansas City.
Childrens heavy wool hose 2,c, all
sizes, worth 35c. Hills Cash Store.
Allen Price and his family recently
moved to Oklahoma to make their
home. Allen is an old citizen and he
and his estimable family stand
mighty high in Bates county. They
have many friends who regret their
departure, but wish them we'll.
Mems heavy sweaters, full size, SOC
at McKibbens.
The Pacific express is tied up, owing
to a strike Of It's employeesfo for higher
wages. The business public is some
what inconvenienced, but are consol-
cd with the knowledge that they will
pay all the losses in the end no mat.
ter who wins,
Childrens fleece lined underwear 1Oc
worth zoe. Hills Cash Store.
Judge DeArmond, wife and daugh.
ter, Mrs. Clark, returned on Saturday
from their trip with the Hearst party
through Arizona, New Mexico and
Oklahoma. They report a very
pleasant trip.
15c grade silkoline 12hc at McKib-
bens.
The Clinton District conference Of
the Reorganized church Of Jesus
Christ OF Latter Day Saints convened
at the Saints church in Nevada Sat-
urday with a fair attendance, says
the Mail. The organization numbers
ten churches In this district.
r. E. Delaney was down from Kar-
sas City Sunday and Monday accom-
panied by his little seven year-old
daughter Ruth, and they had good
time visiting with old friends. Bob
is In business for himself, manufac-
turing and repairing shoes. He made
us a pleasant call and favored US
substantially.
The we'll dressed young man with
the bogus check has been working
some Of the merchants Of Nevada.
The Butler merchants will do well to
keep a lookout for him. he buys
merchandise, usually groceries, and
gives check In payment, of course,
the merchants give change in cash.
Four show cases for sale at Ne