The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-09-14

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Rev. DR.. Palmore will preach at the
Ohio Street NJ. E. Church next SUM-
day morning.
Mrs. J. D. Allen and the boys re-
turned home Tuesday night, after a
months stay at Manitou.
William vanbrimer an inmate OF
the soldiers home died suddenly at
the Burlington Hotel, Leavenworth,
Kansas, Sunday. Vsnbrimer is the
veteran who September End fell heir
to about 100000 left him by q
dutch uncle who died in Holland.
Ladies Warranted Shoes 81 20 up,
Peters make, Hills Cash Store.
Frank Wallace an inmate of the
state hospital for the insane at Nor
ristown, Pa, edded his life by swal-
lowing thirty-eight ieetoi wire. The
wire was found in two sections in his
stomach when an autopsy was made
to disclose the cause OF his death,
which had baitied the skill of the
resident physician.
Wear the Peters Shoes they are
the best. Childrens good shoes soc.
Hills Cash Store.
A. r. keeser who was called Sun
day to assist in clearing the wreck
OF a freight train near Archie, while
at work had his hand badly mashed.
No bones we're broken but the flesh
was stripped off the hand and 1t will
be some time before he is able to
again go to work.
superintendent OF Schools A. l..
Ives started Tuesday to visit the
schools OF Bates county. There are
1871 districts under his supervision
and he expects to visit each one at
least once during the year, and those
that need it the worst as often as
possible. He has set aside Saturdays
and Mondays as his office days, the
balance OF the time he will be in the
field, barring unavoidable obstacles.
DR.. W. A. Williams, OF Hume and
Miss Edna B. Bacon, were quietly
married at the home OF the grooms
sister, Mrs. S. H. Thompson, Kansas
City, the 9Th inst. The bride is the
eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G.
W. Bacon, and was born and
raised in Hume. DR.. Williams is one
OF the best known physicians in the
county and a member OF the Demo,
cratic central committee. THE
TINES extends congratulations and
best wishes.
The county court on Friday grant.
ed to Frank Mabbott a saloon license,
thus ending a very spirited contest
Seese 4 MabbGtt recently completed
a block OF brick buildings on the
southeast corner OF the square. The
three rooms below will be occupied
by a meat shop, bowling alley and
saloon, in the order named. Theu
stairs will be occupied as offices, ex-
cept the middle room, which is a bill.
lard hall.
The city council, at it's meeting
Thursday night, ordered seventy-five
detective old wooden sidewalks
thrown out, to be replaced by con.
crete. There has been q lot of con.
crete walks put down In Butler the
past year and this means a whole lot
more before the snow falls. Butlerie
already the best walked" city OF it.
sizein the state and at the same rate,
in another var there will be few
walks OF any other kind than con
crete and brick.
The catalogue and premium list OF
the Bates County Fair Association IL
out announcing meeting OF the As
ISOLATION at Butler October 10th.
18th, 10Th and 18th. The book il
artistically printed and the premium
lists are liberal. The classification
and arrangement OF the exhibits are
also commendable. The first meet
ing OF the association promises to b.
a success and it ought to be Adrian
Journal.
Representatives of the n. O Nelson
Mig. Co., builders Of the septic tank
are in Butler for the purpose Of try.
ing to make q satisfactory adjust
ment OF the matter. A call meeting
OF the city council was held last
night for the purpose of comforting
with them. From our viewpoint
the only satisfactory adjustment
possible is to make the tank work
satisfactory 30 that no offensive
odors whatever arises therefrom, or
run the mains out OF town to a sa
and satisfactory distance.
W. M. Crawford is cashier OF the
American National Bank, at Sa.
pulps, Ind. Ter. The bank was or
gained June 18th, 1905. The
Springfield Leader says:
"W. NJ. Crawford, the obliging
cashier, came from Chanute, Kan,
where he was An assistant in the