The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-11-23

E1da values In ehildreng union
suits at 25e, Hills Cash Store.
Ladies union suits 4Sc worth &c,
Hills Cash stora.
The funeral OF Mrs. Ida B. Barnett
wife Of ]. n. Barnett, OF Summit
township, took place to-day. She
wss 28 years Of age and a most esti-
mable lady. Death was due TO con.
gestion OF the lungs.
Groceries, Michigan salt $50 bar
rel; We carry o complete stock at the
lowest price Tor good goods. The
best vinegar on earth at IS cents;
scoop shovels 73c; FIRE shovsls Ice,
axe and hands 78c loaded shells,
black or smokeless powder, your pro
duce will buy them ct Adair's.
A. B. Owen, our popular mayor,
favored rs pleasantly on Monday.
Mr.. Owen IL making Butler one OF the
best mayors she ever had. Under his
administration We have obtained
sewers and more concrete walks than
ever before In the history OF the town
and they are constantly being put In
He devotes the time necessary 30 see-
ing city business properly executed.
Chester Sleeth and Miss Lula Rock.
hold won the elocutionary contest at
the Christian church Friday night,
which entities them to enter the con.
test before the District Teachers As
ISOLATION ct Harrlsonville on the
night OF Nov. goth. Clyde Sells and
Miss Ina Smith won second place
which entities them to honorable
mention. The contest was spirited
throughout and furnished entertain
ment to the large audience.
CD. Mcfarland received q telegram
on Tuesday that his con, Clyde, was
sick In the st. Thomas hospital In
Nashville, Tenn. His mother and
brother Charley left for that place
Tuesday night. Exalted Ruler H.
G. Cook received a telegram on Wed.
nesday morning from the secretary
Of the Elk's lodge at Nashville, that
Clyde was suffering with pneumonia,
his symptoms we're some better, but
the disease had not reached the cri.
sic.
Thursdays Review says the Frisco
switch engine, Iunning from the new
shaft to the main line this morning,
set fire to the cornfield OF II omer Seig
Some OF Mr.. Seig's corn was gather
ed and on the ground and some was
- still in the shock. A big bl8zs wat
caused by the flames. Mr.. Seig and
assistants conveyed barrels OF water
to the scene when our informant pass.
ed by, bat whether they were able t.
control the fire or not is unknown
II not the damage would have been
severe.
Judge Graves left Monday for
Lincoln, Nebraska, to appear before
the State Supreme Court on behal
Of Dell Titterington, convicted d,
North Platt OF stealing cattle. 1t
will be remembered that Titteringtou
was arrested near Rockville in thi.
county about year ago, u few days
after he he'd married Bates county
! siI. Z, Vas returned 10 N.braska
d and convicted this last spring ON ont
indictment after being acquitted Oh
several Others. The case was set iol
l. yesterday, the 22nd.
The city council at the last met
Ing instructed the city attorney tC
q proceed against the Mo. Pac Ry
r TO-, for the nuisance caused by The
overflow from the water tank at de
/. pot Admitted the Atkison addition
as prayed for by j. Fisher. Ordered
county court to remove nuisancs
v caused by water at the jail. Refused
application of s. c Lamar TO put II
scales N front OF his building OF
Weet Pine and ordered Cannon &
a Weiner to remove their scales from
!. the streets
ri Sidney, the five-year.old son o
Il ThOs. Akrigg, met with the misfor
: tune Of being run over by q carriag,
C Yesterday, which came near proving
fatal, reports the Rich Hill Review
, 18Th. He was In the vehicle with hi,
. mother and several other ladies OF
;, their way to the woods, when, il
It some unaccountable manner, he fel
I. out. The party was driving dow
Main st. at the time, the acciden
occurring near the postoffice. Thu
e. hind wheel Of the carriage grazed th,
boys head and passed over his leg
8; BE is getting along all right to-day
= Nate Helton, young married mai
q was arrested and placed under ,
= peace bond about week ago at th
70 instigation OF wife, who alleges tina
he beca me drunk and threatened he
Q. life, reports Saturdays Rich Hill
Review. Last night be was "full'
again and it is alleged went hom
10 and chased his wife and babies ava,
r. from hcma, the latter taking reiug
G. with q neighbor. A second arrest FOL
ID lowed, but he was again bailed out
le A hearing OF the two charges is 50
for the first OF the week. The murl
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