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

Fine school hose, 2 pairs for 25e at
Hills Cash Store.
W. F. Hill, manager OF Hills Cash
Store, with his wife and daughter
have gone for a two weeks vacation.
They viii do the Worlds Fair and
visit relatives and friends In Illinois
The township committeeman ought
to arrange to get the full vote of his
township out. and as the election is
only few weeks OF, work to this end
ought to be begun.
Call for nice patterns In dress ging-
hams and percales at Hills Cash
Store at exc, SIC, 10c, 12Sc.
How any Democrat could aid in
the election OF Roosevelt by scratch.
ing Parker is a problem hard 20
solve and we don't believesny Demo,
crat will do it.
Ernest Snodgrsss and Mrs. Thayer'
son and daughter OF Isaac Snod.
grass, oiSpokane, WASH, are visiting
the family Of Judge F, NJ. Steele, in
this city and other relatives and
friends in the county.
J.P. Horr moved his family to
Hu tchison, Kan the last OF the
week. Mr.. Horr is an honest, indus
trious citizen, was painstsking aud
conscientious with his work and Is
deserving Of confidence.
Mrs. T. A. Black and daughter
Christine, accompanied her aunt,
Mrs. Mers, to her home in Harrison
vile on Saturday for a few days visit,
Mrs. Mers had been the guest OF Mr.,
and Mrs. j. L. Arnold.
Arthur Milon, a 10.yesr.old boy
riding on a merry go.round at Jop'
lin Friday, caught his leg between
the cable and swing and his leg was
ground off. The flesh was torn loose
from the bone almost to the hip.
The Nevada Mailsays that a party
OF Hume young latles attended the
Worlds Fair one week at an expense
Of only s14 each. The expenses In
cluded car fare, admission and lode'
ing. They took their eating supplies
with them.
Frederick Trap, financial agent o
the Scully interests, OF Lincoln, Ills.
and DR.. L. P. Rogers, Superlntend
ent Of Agencies, Of Beatrice, Neb.
spent several days wish Major Crow
ell the first OF the week looking ovel
the Scully interests In THE county.
Postmaster D.l Welton conducted
an examination In the court room
Saturday to select rural mail carrier,
for new routes in Bates county. Thu
following parties took the e1smina
ton: Ernest r. McCrsw, Charles c
Thomson and Frank Stine, o
Adrian, and VIM. o. PAUL, BeIj. +
Bunyard and Earl K. Porter, of Me-
win.
C. A. Hedges moved bis family tt
Nevada the first OF the week. He Il
an efficient engineer, and was recent
" transferred from the Interstate t.
a passenger run on the main line
Mr.. and Mrs. He'd 1es have man,
friends In Butler who regret their re
parture.
Don't spit on the sidewalk arount
the public square. If you do you ar
liable to arrest and fine. Warning
notices have been posted on th'
street by the city marshal in regart
to the ordinance. Better read then
before you spit.
Mayor A. B. Owen received wore
of the death OF his aunt, Mrs. Netti,
Hansbrough, at her home In Sedalit
on last Saturday. Funeral services
were conducted on Monday. She hat
been In bad health for some time ant
her death was not unexpected.
John E. Rsavis, OF Greenwood
county, Kansas, was q pleasant call
or on Friday. He was visiting rela
tives and friends In Butler and thu
county. He formerly lived in Elk
hart township. Heiniormed us tina
he has q fine, well watered farm whicl
is worth $40 per acre. Hespent Sat
urday and Sunday with John s