The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-09-21

The fair at Bolton, Cass county.
was rained out.
L. G. Barker has his paper chang
ed from Independence To Liberty
Kansas.
There is something to interest the
school boy and girl in the al. of the
Missouri State Bank, as printed in
this paper.
The Journal says a destructive
rain, wind and hail storm swept over
the country west OF Adrian Thursday
blast week, blowing down buildings,
trees and curn.
The Rich I'LL Il view j. nu'hnrit,
Tor the report that Judge Il i (DUk)
Shields stock barn, in Vernon coun
ty, was burned last week, caused by
lightning.
We are in receipt OF the catalogue
and premium list Of the Farmers
Miners and Merchants fair ut Rich
Hill Sept. 21th to Goth inclusive. A
barge list OF liberal premiums are Of.
Tered.
Tit Henry county grand jury al.
burned over Sunday without finding
any indictments in the Salmon bank
failure eases. ls il said that eight
indictments are under consideration,
but iour ilrymen are holding out
againet indictments.
| We don't understand why a "War
ner for President Club" hasn't been
organized Ia Butler Surely we have
patriots here as well as in the other
towns, who nre DESTROYS Of obtaining
the Senator's endorsement for some.
thing equally us good" Such u
move might prove even more potent
than burning hat.
Some time ago THE TIMES had n
notice u Grandma Ensley, living in
Spruce township, who had rounded
out her century and added one year
thereto. She attended the old set
tiers meeting last week and took
great interest in the proceedings
Before leaving she had Mr.. Liddil to
take her picture. Grandma Ensley
lives with her son. W. M. Ensley, and
still does light housekeeping. She
Was born Feb'y 18th, 1904. The
people OF that community take pride
In her, and are all her friends.
Hon. W. W. Ferguson, Consul of
the Rich Hill Camp, No. 1911, NJ. W.
A has received the appointments of
Committeeman OF the National Camp.
This is a position OF highest distinc.
tion in the order, we are informed,
and is perpetual MIR. Ferguson has
worn the Woodman climbers togood
advantage in the past, having added
largely to the upbuilding OF the order
in this section while ascending to the
upper branches OF Woodcrait, and
the Review Is pleased to chronicle the
bestowal of this last honor.-Review.
Tuesday, Sep. 26th, 1905, has
been selected as the date for holding
the Iowa picnic, at Butler. Presi.
dent OF the Association, FL. G. Cook
appointed the following committees:
Grounds and stables: T. W. Silvers,
John Steele and C. A Allen. Pro.
gram and music: C. r. Home, W.
o. Jackson, Frank Allen Finance:
V. W. Hancock, W. H. Lillibridge,
Lee johnson. Every former Iowa
citizen is urged to be present and
bring the appreciated "well filed
basket" The court house yard is
designated as the place.
Tuesday was the first bright sun.
shiny day we had experienced in
more than two weeks. 1t has been
many years since the rain fall was SO
great in this section at this season.
The Marias des Cygnes was out OF
it's banks the first Of the week. Grand
river has been on a regular rampage
and wsshouts on the rail road be-
tween Archie and Jacksonville have
been numerous is the past two
weeks Train service has been very
irregular and for days at a time no
train would get through from the
north. We are in hopes that the
weather has settled and we will have
our usual delightful falls, the finest
OF any country In the world.
The Southwest Missouri Conference
OF the NJ. E. Church south closed it's
weeks session on Monday morning
when Bishop Hendrix read the ap
pointments. Joplin was selected az
the place OF next meeting, September
1906 The following IL the list OF
appointments for the Nevada dis
trict. of special Importance to our
people,: F. NJ. Burton, Presiding
Elder; Nevads-Austin and Arch
street, j. X Berry; Shelton and
Marvin, J. Y. Busby; Moundvile
circuit, j W. OGDEN. Richards and