The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-08-10

cesdedi In securing pension oil $ep per
month for Mrs. Msrcslla F. Tingler
from Uncle Sans pension depart
ment.
The Urich district soldiers encsmp-
ment will be held August 10 to IL.
Four days OF entertainments will be
provided. Senator William Warner
will attend the reunion on the 10th.
Texas fever has broken out among
the cattle along the right Of way In |
Henry and Pettis counties. During
the past few days number OF cattle
have died near Windsor and Green
Ridge.
To meet demands OF an increased |
enumeration the school board at
Adrian have employed another teach
er and added another course to the
year. The new room will be taught
by Mrs. c. C. Woods.
Mrs. C. F. Jackson, after several
weeks visit with relatives and friends,
returned to her home In Kansas City
the last OF the week. She was accom-
panied by her father, sx.county clerk
s. T. Broaddus.
as, Bolen, a young man, arrested
and jailed In Vernon county on a
charge Of horse stealing and acquit-
ted, is again in jail This time on
the charge OF breaking into house
in Virgil township and stealing 73c
from Mrs. Winsett.
HomerJ. Clark, Appointment young
newspaper man OF Jacksonville, was
down Thursday to be initiated into
the mysteries OF the Elks. Herecent-
ly purchased the Cass County Demo-
crat and will take charge the 1st OF
September.
An enterprising farmer near Auro.
ra, Mo-, will build a canning factory
on his farm which will have capac-
Iity OF 1000 cans a day. Il will be
operated entirely by members OF
his own family.
Little Frank Ellis, 4 year old son
OF Howard Ellis, met with painful
accident while at play on Saturday,
having his arm dislocated at the
elbow. The arm received prompt
medical attention and will suffer no
permanent injury.
Robert Beatty, son OF W. ID. Beat
ty, formerly OF Spruce township, died
at his fathers home In Kansas City
Friday OF last week. He was II
years old aDd we'll remembered by
many Of our people. The body was
ia ken to Urich for interment.
The report comes to County Sur
e veyor and Bridge Commissioner
J. Boron that the abutment to small
t steel bridge over a stream between
J. section ID and "a, Howard township,
was washed out by recent food OF
the stream. Mr.. Boron will investi-
o ga to the matter without delay.
Our old friend Henry F. Mudd was
in to see US Thursday. He was SET
t Ting up bis business preparatory to
= goingt to Escoridido, California, where
b his brother W. s. Mudd is located.
e THE TINES regrets very much to lose
these excellent citizens from our
county. They are among the old
: timers and are certainly Of the salt
of the earth.
s heeighth annual reunion OF Quan.
u trell's band will be held on Friday
and Saturday, August rs and 26, in
a Independence. Headquarters will be
n In the office Of A. J. Liddil, a justice
n OF the peace, who has always been
% one OF the prime movers in the ssso-
r cha ton, and he keeps life size pic.
ture Of the guerilla hanging on the
walls OF his court room.
n The Kansas City Woodmen char
l. tered train OF fourteen coaches to
l. attend the woodmen log rolling at
It Nevada to-day. The coaches were
decorated in woodmen colors and a
. band and four uniformed teams &C.
y companied the train. One thousand
q five hundred dollars in cash prizes in
a uniform rank drill contest and $3.50
in band contest prizes are offered.
County Superintendent OF Schools
-. A. l.. Ives is sending out to the