The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-04-13

Inc 10 Gems eehool tax levy AZ
Nevada Jailed to carry by 52,votes.
The board, says the Post, win call
another election to vote on the rs
cent levy as without its adoption
only q six months term OF schoolcan
be maintained.
1t is given out with authority that
the votes oionly three more presbyte-
riss are necessary to carry the prop
osition to unite the churches OF the
Presby terrain and Cumberland Pres
byterian.
Frank N. Eldridge, an old time
Butler boy, who is prospecting on the
Pacific coast, sendsus remittancei for
renewalirom his home in rulare, Cal
Mr.. Eldridge spent his young man.
hood in Butler and was very popular
among all classes.
The barefooted boy and lady with
the spring hat, who ventured out
Monday, were compelled to emulate
the example Of the ground hog, by
the cold wave which struck this sec.
ton Monday evening.
Too much Of a good thing. The
Gallatin North Missourian says:
"We are not particularly banker
ing after any thoroughbred seed
corn that will make from $50 to 200
bushels per acre. We want to get
done sometime
When the wind is In the east
Fish bite the least.
When the wind is in the west
Fish bite the best.
What boy doesn't know and repeat
that couplet these spring mornings.
A team OF horses we're stolen from
Mayor Griffith's stable at Rich Hill
Sunday night last. The horses are
described as follows: One bay horse
8 years old, weight 1900 to l ,40C
pounds. left ankle enlarged. dappled
bay mare, weight l, 100 pounds, stal
In forehead.
Mrs. DR.. Palmer, Miss Ida Nc
Guam OF Dayton, Mo-, q graduate
OF the school Of slocution o
Kansas City will give q reading al
the Cumberland Presbyterian church
Tuesday, April 18th at 8 p. m
under the auspices Of the Ladies
Missionary Society. Admission II
cents.
George M. Canterbury and wife, o
Kansas City, were visiting friends II
Butler Sunday and Monday. Mr.
Canterbury has been successful In {
marked degree in financial circle
and is rated as quite wealthy. HI
has many friends here who rejoice ii
his success and prosperity.
PHI. Helconb has returned from
the Presbytery at Sedalia. He say
:. the vote on the union OF the twt
q churches, the Presbyterian and Cum
berland Presbyterian, was practical
10 ly unanimous. MIR. Holcomb report
10 b full attendance and pleasant an'
profitable meeting.
d W. o. Jackson has fitted up hi
II newly remodeled law Offices, over tn
Ill Farmers Bank, with combination
book cases, stationery cabinets
" chairs, tables, ETC., all to match OF tn
.r finest and most expensive furniture
IN Mr.. jackson now has a suit, of tn
most convenient and handsomel
furnished Offices in Butler.
g. The following composed a part
r that went down to Camp Pstterso
Saturday for few days fishing an
outing: General and Mrs. II. {
10 Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. A. Pattel
s. son, MIR. and Mrs. Joe R. Morrison
!" Major and Mrs. F. q. Crowell, Harle
Smith and Misses Norma Day an
lie Pet Broaddus.
D. Now is the time for completing al
'e rsngements for next years term c
school. School boards should no
70 wait for q hall dozen teachers to ar
q. ply for the school. They should d.
o. termine what salary can be paid an
m offer It at once to the best teache
g they can find. As rule, good teach
ers do not make applications 70
schools. Their services are in d.
- mand.
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