The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-04-14

will take care Of your heater dur
ing the summer and it viii be covered
with insurance while in my care, and
set it up in good shape next fall.
LEE CULVER.
Jim L. Culbertson orders The
TINES to follow him to Ash Grove.
Mo-, and subscribes his name as a
Democrat, whicheverybody acquaint-
ed with Jim knows is correct.
Don't buy a gasoline stove until
now see those anti.smoke ones Lee
Culver sells.
Miss Gregg, Of Detroit, Mich, who
had been visiting the family of S. G.
Bevington since last December, died
the last OF the week OF heart failure.
The remains were taken to her home
in Detroit.
Mrs. Ellen C. Pharis has issued
cards to the wedding OF her daugh-
ter, Miss Ella Meek, to Clayton Roy
Home, at the Baptist church on
Wednesday evening, April 9th,
1904, at 8 O'Clock.
Judge Jno. s. Francisco aud s. F.
WarnocK went to Clinton on Nor
day. the former as a delegate to the
Judicial convention and the latter as
congressional committeeman from
this county to attend the meeting OF
that committee,
II some of the patrons, who are
Externally kicking" on the lack Of
stigma displayed by a newspaper,
would try to edit one for about tif-
teen minutes, their views might be
materially changed, says the Cass
County Democrat.
Mrs ". P. Sewer returned this
week from Livingston, Montana,
where she visited relatives. She was
accompanied home by her aged father
Judge Lilley, who will spend the sum-
mer here. Judge Lilley was an old
resident OF Henry county and has
many friends through this section OF
the state.
Mr.. Reed carried Jasper county at
Tuesdays primaries. The eastern
district, including Carthage, wentior
Folk. Joplin, Carterville and Webb
City all went for Ar. Reed, giving
him majority in the county con-
vention. Jasper has 20 delegates
which will go to the Reed column.
The editor Of The TINES was agree
ably surprised by a call from a first
cousin, whom he had never seen, j.
NJ. Campbell, OF New York state, who
was visiting this section on business.
Heisia direct descendent OF Alexander
Campbell and nephew OF the edi-
tors mother. He comes OF a very
, old family Of Cattaraugus county,
New York, and is q strong Democrat.
, c. P. Staley writes us from Wis
, dom Montana, where he is in the hotel
business, and favors us with renewal
up to 1906, thereby getting his name
on the roll OF honor. He says the
winters there are severe, there being
now 16 inches Of snow on the ground.
He says the summers are delightful,
fishing can't be beat, and hunting
good with plenty Of large and small
game. He says The TIMES each
week is like meeting a neighbor from
home for a chat.
Mrs. R. B. Speed, wife of the editor
OF the Nevada Mail. departed this life
at their home in Nevada Sunday af-
ternoon at 5 O'Clock. She was one
, of that city's best known and most
estimable ladies. The Post OF that
: city in speaking Of her many virtues
says: "Ii for every act OF kindness
she did in life, rose were placed up
on her grave, she would sleep beneath
q wilderness Of flowers" The be.
rsaved husband has our sincsrs sym.
J psthies.
i More new lace collars just received
this week: 5Oc values at 35c, 35c
quality at Csc. Hills Cash Store.
D Pref. h. o. Maxey was indicted In
1 to the Office Of Supervisor Of the
. schools Of Bates county on Tuesday
He will have the honor OF being the