The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-07-21


Frank Maths, a wealthy mine
owner, of Joplin, was publicly horse
WHIPPED or the streets # thu. tcwp
Friday by Mrs. Louise Carson. The
woman was arrested.
Walter Arnold and Tom Black
went to the Rose Bud country to
register for farm. John Shut and
DR.. Choste left Saturday for the same
place and on the same mission.
i Best bargains in Cups and Saucers
and plates In town 4Sc set.-Hilps
Cash Store.
The peach crop which is inferior in
size and quality is being placed on the
market and the price is high enough to
suit the rich. A scrub peach bring
ing a penny is too much for ordinary
folks.
The clearance sale now going on at
Saml Levy & Co., will continue on
through July. You can get some
cheap goods at this store and you
had better take advantage OF the
sale.
Our Mems "Black Diamond dress
shoes at $500 are seal sparklers,-
Hills Cash Store.
II. A. Stamm and wife, Miss Katie
Stamm and Miss Louise Myers, OF
Pittsburg, Kansas, were drowned in
Spring river near Purcell, Mo-, Fri.
day by the capsizing Of their skiff,
None Of the party could swim.
A store In Macon City has offered
five dollars in gold to the man who
brings the largest wagon load OF wo.
men to the store on Saturday to at.
tend a summer clearing snle. There
will be a great deal OF rivalry for the
prize.
VIM, E. Walton left yesterday
noon for Green Mountain Fall, Colo
RADIO, on a pleasure trip and will be
absent several weeks nothing prevent
ing. THE TIMES wishes him good
time and a safe return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McKibben,
who have been spending the past
three weeks In Butler, returned to
their home at Excelsior Springs Tues
day. Mr.. McKibben will return to
Butler about the first OF the month
on business for few days.
Tom wainwright, the mail carrier
who goes out west, says the country
looks prosperous on his route, es
G. pecially the corn fields. OF course, be
said there is some poor looking fields
"a of corn, but the majority is looking
,s fine and promise good crop.
. Burglars entered White & Crut
singers saloon at Fl. Scott, Friday
d night and robbed the safe OF 1915
re- which the proprietors had drawn
T. from the bank during the day fol
purpose Of cashing checks for the
railroad men, Saturday being pay
IL day.
Miss Ida Whitsitt, now a leading
D. teacher in the public schools al
3 Colorado Springs, and who has beer
% home spending her vacation will
home folks, left tor st. Louis Sunday
"a to take in the fair before returning
to Colorado.
b Misses Irene Shafer, Susie Sn It'll
" and Ruby Davis went up to Kansal
n. City Saturday to spend week visit
ing their friend Miss Nina Heinlein
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Helm
or lein, and it is needless to say the.
ne will have good time.
m Carrie Nation on her way to Edo
RADIO Springs, spent short time II
Nevada, Saturday, says the Post
's and at the depot was surrounded b.
q crowd who gazed at her until sh
O. sought refuge in car. She behaves
60 nicely while at Nevada. The oil
. lady was sick and was going over t.
a. Eldorado to rest up.
Our young friend B. E. Parker, re
% siding at Wsrrensburg, has GU
thanks for renewal. Mr.. Parker i
now president Of the Warrensburl
ri Business College, A. Lee SmIz.r, vice
50 president Telegraphy, business
n, short hand and type writing
xt taught. Day and night sessions ar