The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-02-25

NAoy DiOouuucs with t1lc A1tclll1-
tionsl Harvester Co, at Kan=ss
City, spent Sunday with his tAtIer,
S. I. Broaddus, and family.
Republicans held township eOavea-
lions on last Saturday and eseesed
delegates to their county eonveaskoa
at the court house next Saturday.
Mrs. MA Wade has resurnedh ous
from q pleasant visit ofseversl weeks
duration to her son. Lieut.. Ben. +.
Wade, and wife, at Fl. Crook, Nesr.
John Cluck, who shot htm=esf
through the head in RockviI. ls<t
week after killing young Smiley il
the presence ,f the girl for who's
hand both were paying court, dsrd
after lingering several days,
VIM, f. Hemstreet announces Cor
denomination as Police judge. He
has held this position with the very
best OF satisfaction to the people.
Judge Hemstreet is one OF our most
popular citizens and worthy Demo
Gratis. He is competent and familiar
with the duties OF the office.
W. w. Keyser, a prominent younS
st. Louis banker, was the guest othis
cousin, W, F, Keyser, see'y No.
Bankers Association. He appears
to be very fond OF his coasin. hat
dame rumor has it that one Of Blu: :
ler's fairest and most charming
daughters is the magnate that at,
tracts.
| o, V. Suffers baby boy was quite
badly burned Monday. In some WAY
while Mrs, Suffer stepped out his
clothes caught fire. and he was badly
burned about the face and neck. nr.
Rhoades was called and dressed the
little fellow, and he is now doing xell.
Foster Times.
Wesee from the Durant Daily News
that Mas Laura p. Glover has been
appointed aid de camp on the stat
OF Jno. L. Gait, Maj General, Comi Z
Ind. Ter. Div. United Confederate
Veterans. Miss Glover is the charm
ing daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, r, F.
Glover, old settlers OF Bates county.
now living at that place.
The patient, long.suffariug and
ever forgiving editor can always find
something to be thankful for. The
truth OF this is exemplitied in the tcl-
lowing from the Foster Times;
Five cases OF measles. The lob 81
being nurse, housekeeper, cook. choar
boy and roustabout is more than re
bargained for. But We are thankful
to see them all recover"
j. H. Trimble and C. NJ. Creceliue.
OF Eldora, Iowa, were pleasant cali
ers on Tuesday They had been in
Bates county for the past week xith
a view of Mr.. Crecelius buying sfarm
he is a very clever gentleman and
would make a valuable addition to
our citizenship. Mr.. Trimble, broth
er of the late county treasurer. Tor
merly lived here.
W. d. Rogers, who is holding an
important position under Warden
Woodbridge, at the penitentiary in
Jefferson City, came in Saturday to
visit relatives and friends in Butler
and Bates county. Mr.. Rogers IS q
deserving young gentleman. a lie
long Dnmocrat, courteous sndelever
to all, and has a host OF friends in
this county.
The name OF Edward h. Boron
will be found in our ANNOUNCEMENT
columns as candidate for Surveyor.
MIR. Boron Was born in Coopercoan-
ty, but has lived in Bates 81 years
He was educated in our public -ehools
and at the state university. He hs.
devoted the past fourteen years Of
his life to school work, being now
principal Of Amoret schools He is
also a member OF the County Board
OF Education, serving his second term
by appointment OF the county eour-
He was first appointed by State SUI
psrintendent Darlington. He has
been a Democrat all his life and has
never been a candidate for office.
We take pleasure in calling atten-
tion to the announcement Of Harv~
johnson for the Democratic nomina