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

ed the incorporation OF W orlanO,
as petitioned for by s. S. Summers
and Others and appointed theiollow-
ing trustees: W. J. Aullls. L. S.
Miller, Charles Rankin, ]. '. Tilley |
and L. A. Smith.
Circuit Court was in session few
days winding up some odds and ends
OF she summer term. Judge Bradley
was down from Wsrrensburg one
day to preside In cases In which
Judge Denton was interested as at
torney.
L. S. Radford, the liveryman, had
q good horse badly hurt In the chute
at the depot Sunday night. The
horse was being loaded on the cars
for shipment, and some part Of the
chute gave way, and the animal fell
and was internally hurt.
1t was announced from Columbia
that there will be no postponement
Of the opening OF the University be-
cause Of the typhoid fever situation.
No new cases have developed since
the count OF sixty was made several
days ago, and many are now con-
valescent.
george Frank caught twenty.three
fine bass in the Welton Lake last
Friday afternoon. While latitude ia
always conceded to the fisherman's
claim, we are sure he, or some Que In
close touch with him, tcaught some
fish, because we were convinced by
the correct Missourian's test.
The Thrall meat market building
was moved from the site OF the pro-
posed new Fraternal Hotel, onto
Delaware street, facing the square,
at the crossing, and Mr.. Thrall will
continue to supply his customers
from that stand until the new build
ing is completed, which will probably
be in nine or twelve months.
DR.. Woodson, superintendent Of
Hospital for Insane No. 2, at st.
Joseph, threatened to turn out all
the patients OF Buchanan county,
unless the county court promptly
paid the bill for their keeping. Ii
| would not be very agreeable to that
| city to have two hundred crazy PEG
| pie turned loose upon them.
| Weare glad to note the promotion
| of our old friend Sam. L. Heinlein
| who was recently made the manager
| Of the Kansas City Offices g. the Col
| Inns Midland Manufacturing Compa
/ ny, which company he accepted 6
position with a few years ago. HI
has many friends here who will al
| ways be glad to learn OF his success.
C. II. Gilman, son OF a wealthy
| farmer residing north Of Wichita
/ Kansas, committed suicide. He left I
| note stating that his reason for tn,
! net was that his parents had refused
| to allow him to attend college; tina
II he had wanted to make something u
II himself, and as he saw no hope @
u carrying out his desires, he did no
care to live longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. Embree left tn
ais last OF the week for a tour OF the ives
and will visit the Portland exposi
a. tlon. They will stop at Salt LAX
:" City, Ogden and other points for :
&C. few days at time and expect to Wis
,e. it friends at Bickleton, Wash, fo
10 several weeks. THE TINES wishe
them pleasant and safe journey.
liz Miss Carrie Steele and William H
Chandler were united in marriage a
the home of the brides parents, MIR
he and Mrs. W. S. Steele, southwest o
IN Butler, Rev. A. FL. Lewis, grandiath
er OF the groom, officiating. Mr.
bo Chandler is graduate OF the Stat
,o University and holds an importan
- position in that city. The bride is {
charming young. lady, very populA
re- in Butler. where she is well known.
er,
The Mexican veterans OF Vernon
county will meet in Nevada TO. day ii
ice annual reunion. The call is made b,
OF Chairman p. Fandivsr, ali Jh
. other officers having passed ava,
;oa since the meeting a year ago. TIL
~ association was organized som
w., ,ba years ago, says the Mail, with thirt
'ne members, now there are but seve
members left, the Others having pass
The ed away.
ay
ri Circuit Clerk Jno. A. Patterson an
J. R. Cobb returned the last OF th
week from Colorado, where they wen
ner to attend the Western League shoe
ibe In Colorado Springs and also attent
The ed the Trinadad shoot. Both gentl,
men made exceptionally good scores
Mr.. Patterson made 1913 out OF
' i possible 200 birds and tied the hig
lip' man, an International cham oior
we He also won second money in tn
principal stake.
I'D Judge Denton opened court In CHI
in ton Monday. Iu charging the sp
mr. cial grand jury he called rpeci,
attention to the late failure OF I'll
Salmon bank, ordered the jury
ter take its time to fully iuyestiQate thof