The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-01-05

Boys 25e underwear at 15c. Hilrs
Cash Store.
VI. L. Powell, one of Summit
townships early settlers and q
wealthy farmer, favored US pleasant
| " and substantially the last Of the
week.
Bargains In mems fleece lined under.
wear SOC quality at 35c. Hills
Cash Store.
Just received a new lot OF mems
shoes. Work shoes at $1.25 and
$3.50. drees shoe 1925. 81 so and
81 that are simply fine for the
money. Hills Cash Store.
Mems rubber and blanket lined
Covert overcoats 50 worth a..
Hills Cash Store.
Mrs. Ella Kenneth remembered and
loved by all Of our old citizens for
her many excellent qualities. keeps
Iup her interest In our people and
never fails to remember No once q
year.
Misses and childrens heavy wool
hose our &c and 25c sells at 1Sc, 2
pairs for SIC at Hills Cash Store.
Col. John h. Carroll, general at
torney for the Burlington railway,
made Christmas donation Of $1,000
to an Orphants Home in Cincinnati,
| OF which be was an inmate when
only one year old on the death q
his parents In 1861.
Charles w. Fulkerson left Monday
night for Jefferson City on business.
Charlie would make Governor Folk
a most excellent and competent
private secretary. He served as
court stenographer under Judge Lay
and Judge Graves, and his work was
satisfactorily done.
IT, Robinson was In the county
the last OF the week and favored US
pleasantly. He is still with the coun-
ty map CONT any, with head quart
ers at Kansas City, bus his work is
now in Nebraska. But wherever he
goes he always has q pleasant word
and a kind feeling for the people OF
Ba'es county.
| Miss Laura Jones and Elmer Jones
Of Elk county, Kansas, sister and
nephew Of s. 4. Jones, spent their
vacation with the latter west OF
town. The young people are teach
ing school in Elk county, and expect
to 20 to Manhattan, Kan, at the
Expiration OF their school to complete
their education.
The people OF Butler will be glad
to learn that at a board meeting Of
the officers OF the Christian church
the other day, the services OF
Elder H. j. Crockett, pastor for the
past year OF the church were &c
highly appreciated the board asked
him to remain in charge OF the
church for an indefinise period, which
he accepted.
| A. F. Fox lost his residence on
West Dakota street, by fire early
Monday morning; also most of the
contents. 1t WAS supposed the fire
originated from defective flue. The
house was insured for $3.50 and con
tents for $3.50. The loss is a severe
one to Mr.. Fox, who is an industri
Gus but poor man.
Elmer L. Craig, who enlisted from
Rockville in Company B. at the out
break Of the Spanish American war,
and who since has continued to
serve Uncle Sam, spending two years
, time in the Philippines, is home on
a visit. He is now stationed at Fort
Mckinzie Wyoming, and wears
sergeant stripes.
Three little girls, Nancy Lucas, 10
years old; HAZEL Rollins, II years
Fold and Myrtle Rollins, IA years old
daughters OF Robert j. Lucas and
William W. Rollins, were drowned in
q pond near Normandy, Mo-, Sun
} day. They were sliding and ventur
ed upon the ice Of small deep pond
when the ice broke suddenly and
they ntunder.
S. s. Sarver, living on Ash street
} at Nevada, killed u hoop snake, in