The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-08-27
The best 81 shirts at McKIbbens.

Our fall suits will be the best ever
offered In ready-to-wear clothes in
BHtlef.-Ameriean Clio. House.
R. B. Heddlsson, son Of the late
Major John Heddleson, who won dis
tinction both In the Mexican war and
the war Of the rebellion, as q soldier
for the lost cause, called and
favored us with q renewal. he Ia a
prosperous and worthy farmer and
very clever gentleman.
Buy your school supplies at Hills
Cash store.
We are appreciative Of the kind ex.
pressions OF Col. Sisson in the Demo
crat relative to our prospective
candidacy for Secretary Of State, and
assure him and our esteemed con.
temporary that We value very highly
sheirgood opinion and hope to merit
their support in the event We con.
clude to become a candidate.
65ccotton blankets for 4Sc.-Hill's
Cash Store.
The TIMES was complimented on
Saturday by a call from Mrs. Allen
Price, daughter Miss Margaret, OF St
Louis, and son Charles Price, wife
and pretty little daughter Christine,
of K!ng6sher, Okla. Mrs. Price said
they had been having a family re-
union, In addition to the children
above her married daughter, Mrs.
Benhsm, OF Rich Hill, had been with
them.
Charles Price, wife and little daugh.
ter Christine, left for their home at
Kingasher, Okla, on Sunday, after
a two weeks visit with relatives
here. Mr.. Price owns farm near
that place and teaches school. He
is a deserving young man and THE
TINES wishes him and his estimable
wife abundant success. Weacknowl.
edge a call and renewal from Mr..
Price.
John Patterns horse ran away Sat-
urday evening and besides smashing
up the buggy and breaking the har.
ness, knocked out one of the iron
posts that supports the upper porch
to hotel Ross. This is the same
horse that ran away and injured Mrs.
A Henry a short time ago. The
streets were crowded at the time and
it is a wonder that some were not
hurt.
Peter Kegerreis called and had
Chas. LaFollett's paper changed
from Westville to Sloan Springs,
Ark. He said that Mr.. LaFollett
had just passed through serious i'll.
ness with typhoid and that two Of
his daughters had died OF that fever
about three weeks apart. This will
be sad news to their many Bates
county friends and especially the old
neighbors in Summit.
Fix brothers, Frank and Charley,
prominent citizens OF Prairie town
ship, worthy sons OF the late Judge
Fred Fix, we're pleasant callers the
last OF the week and each favored US
with renewal. They were In the city
with their mother, Mrs. Caroline Fix,
who, as executrix OF her late
husband estate, had business before
the probate court. Mrs. Fix went
from here to Rich Hill to visit a mar
ried daughter. The Fix boys are ex-
ceptionally good men.
That was a bold robbery Of 1895
from the First National Bank, Of
Kansas City, Saturday afternoon,
when the paying teller was called TO
the telephone for a minute, and dur
ing his absence the bundle OF money
was distracted from his counter, IN
side the iron cage. He was counting
out the money in So and $40 bills for
a pay roll and had put rubber
around that amount in one package
when the telephone call came. No
one saw the thief or have any idea as
to his identity.
Judge Graves and family returned
home from Colorado Saturday after
a two weeks outing in that state.
The Judges health was greatly bene-
Attod IN ona If THAN nr,na,or. ~