The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-09-22

See the beautiful 96c black skirts
at Hills Cash Store.
Mrs. j. B. Bachelor, OF Deep Water
township, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Y. L. johnson.
William Lsney, Democratic nomi-
nee for Judge of the south district,
was In attending Old Settlers day.
Miss Matte Boulware entertained
q number Of young folks on Monday
evening Ia AeHeF eli her nephew, John
Boulwsre, on the eve of his departure
for Kemper Military Academy, at
Boonvills.
Fleeced union suits all sizes at
Hills Cash Store. 25c aid up.
Rev. Cation, former pastor OF the
N, E. church South here, now located
at Odessa, where the Springfield con-
terence has returned him, stopped
over In Butler Tuesday to see his
friends.
Prepare for cool weather by buy.
ing some of those knit wooden skirts
at Hills Cash Store.
Circuit Clerk Patterson has his
court docket in the hands OF the
printer, and 1t will be completed and
ready for distribution the last OF she
week. 1t is one Of the largest dcckets
for several courts,
There will be an Ice cream and cake
social at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
W. B, Tyler, four miles east OF the
city, Friday Sept. 23rd. Proceeds to
be used by the Summit Center Sunday
school. Everybody invited.
A large number OF our people both
in the city and county are attending
the Worlds Fair.
Bates county Democrats ought to
put on their fighting harness this
year and roll up a big majority Tor
the ticket. The best way to do this,
rs Mr.. Bryan suggests, is to turn out
to man and vote the ticket straight.
Time now for the Democrats Of
Bates to be getting In the saddle for
the national, state and county tick.
ets, and q majority Of fifteen hun,
dred. Put the spurs to your horses,
shake the brush and rally the boys
for the ticket In November.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Weightman Walker,
Of Philadelphia, inherits a fortune Of
sixty million dollars, making her the
second richest woman In America.
Her daily incomeis $8.196.72 Every
tick OF the clock adds ten cents to her
wealth.
i Our old friend q Baker, who re-
Gently purchased re-iience property
In West Butler, moved his family the
flrst OF the week from his farm In
Pleasant Gap township. The change
was made necessary on account oil
Mr.. Bakers age and feeble condition
Of health.
Miss Ethel Berry, of Pueblo, stopped
over on her way to the Worlds Fair
to visit her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. I'D. Warderman. Miss Berry
was awarded the trip offered by a
Pueblo newspaper to the prettiest
and most popular young lady In
that city. She won free trip to the
fair and 800 In cash.
, Hon. and Mrs. q. E. Turner, oil
Boston, Mass, are guests OF Major
and Mrs. F H Crowell. Mrs. Turner IL
sister OF Msj>r Crowell AR, Turner
is state auditor OF Massachusetts
He formerly represented bis district
in congress. This Is the first visit Of
this distinguished couple to our city
W. L. Davis, u prosperous farmer
living north Of town, received word
that his good old mother, bas k IL
Redbud, Ills, had bAen stricken with
paralysis. He took the night train
Tuesday Tor that place to be will
: her In her sffliction. He had beel
: looking forward with much pleasure
to visit to her this fall.
The threatening weather on Tues
day no doubt kept many away from
the Iowa picnic, held in Mcfarland
1park in this city. There we're severs
hundrad In attendance houavor and