The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-11-10

1t az buC tAOu IL NnoN Nuc kfnuu
old man will soon make his annual
visit to their homes.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Walter G. Davis, to
Miss Fife Burcham. The ceremony
is to take place at the Christaisn
church, Windsor, NO., Nov. 18th
The groom is a promising young
attorney OF Henry county, and a
nephew OF ]. r. Davis Of this city:
j. C. Boswell, who left Bates coun-
by for the west thirty-one years ago
to seek his fortune, was in Butler
Saturday with bis brother Ed. Bos-
we'll. He recently sold his large
ranch in Oregon and is looking
around for a new location. We
would be glad II he would conclude
to locate again In old Bates.
The following hunters left for the
hunting grounds OF southern Mis-
souri, yesterday: John A. Patterson,
j, r Cobb, c. ID. Denney, H.H. Wyse,
Fred Cobb and Joe Stanley. They
will be gone ten days or two weeks
and We expect them to return laden
with deer, turkey and other big
game, with possibly bear or two.
A letter from Miss Gertrude Nc.
Connell, daughter Of Dan Mcdonnell,
whose family is now doing the
Worlds Fair from their house boat,
says they expect 10 leave that city
Tor the sunny south in a week or ten
days. They expect to 10 down the
river as far as New Orleans. They
promise to keep our people posted
on the incidents of their journey,
through The TINES
Jno. 8. Newton, son OF S. j. New
lon, a prominent farmer OF Sunni,
township, who Is attending medica
school In Kansas City was struck il
the leg by shot fired by a dos
catcher into a crowd OF men an,
boys who had assaulted him. YounI
\ Newton was simply n locker on and
as frequently happens, was the on
/ to suffer. We are glad TO repor
that the wound Is not considered
dangerous.
Mrs. S. T. Duncan is enjoying ,
visit from Mrs J. ID. Koran, OF Sal
Francisco, Cal. Mrs. Koran will b.
remembered by our old citizens a
Mrs. James Pickett, whose husban,
owned the old Pickett house on tn
" southwest corner OF the square, whicl
!; !; long ago was moved away to maxi
u room for the substantial brick bust
ness buildings occupying that site.
. Otto Humid, a verdant youth o
Nevada, f. II into the hands OF conf
dence men in st. Louis last week
a who relieved him OF all his cash. TIC
}. prevent this very occurance he hat
g concealed his money In m a
9 amounts in different parts Of hii
clothing, but when arrested by a
Z bogus detective he readily helped the
officer by disclosing the hiding places
of his coin. The probabilities are
. that when at home Humid is too
Il stingy to pay for and too busy to
read his local papers.
While the campaign has closed, we
; can not iorbesr to speak OF the
eloquent and learned address Of our
, eminent Congressman, Judge Dear
mond, delivered at the court house to
! a large audience Saturday afternoon.
His description OF Roosevelt's esti-
mate OF the present occupant OF the
Z White House, CLEANED from bis
writings, was a masterpiece Of sar-
, ,asm, which weapon Judge Dear
/, mond knows so we'll how to handle,
/, and his eulogy OF Mr.. Bryan was the
q most beautiful and eloquent we have
ever heard or read OF that great
American statesman.
Our 10c hose for women and chill.
dren are the best madefor the mon, y
at Hills Cash Store.
The Rich Hill Review reports the
burning of Mrs. Falor's barn, four
and one hall miles southwest of that
city Monday morning. The barn was
a newly built structure and contain.
ed about Is tons Of hay, so bushels
OF corn, several sets Of harness, etc,
,rh;ob xuaro N toro1 lnos A onan "A