The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-04-06

at Carthage Saturday. Hesdmitted
his identity and expressed satisfsc-
tion Of his arrest, as be was tired and
worn-out lodging the officers.
Lamar is after the new state nor
NAL school to be- built In the south |
part OF the state. The other towns
competing for the prize are Spring
field, Webb City and Neosho. Neva-
de- has the asylum and is out Of the |
race.
The Globe Clothing store at Gin. |
ton was damaged to the extent Of
"a, 900 by fire and water Saturday.
The fire was started by boxes oistraw
hats being placed too near the stove
and taking fire after the sore had
been closed.
Major Harvey W. Salmon, Of Gin:
ton, is credited with the announce
ment that the reunion Of ex.conied.
crates at Louisville in June will
probably he the last national gather
ing of the kind. That hereafter only
state reunions will be held.
James G. Walker, one OF our best
farmers and stockmen, favored The
TINES pleasantly the last OF the week.
Mr.. Walker Is successful feeder and
shipper and 10 as good a Judge Of
horses, mules or cattle as can be
found in this section OF the state.
Our old friend and neighbor, c. w,
Shading, of Walnut, was In to see US,
to renew and send THE TIMES to his
daughter, Miss Daisy Shading, at
Hoquan, Wash. MIR. Shading has
been taking The TINES since its first
issue more than twenty.six years
ago.
Our people 90 doubt will be more
than pleased to learn that Bishop
Hendrix of Kansas City, will visit
Butler Sunday and preach morning
and evening at the M. 4. Church
South. To hear SO distinguished a
divine will be q rare treat to our
people and it is expected that the
Bishop will be given a cordial re-
ception.
Our sanctum was grsced on Mon
day by Mrs. Mary E. White, Of Peru
the youngest old lady in Bates Co
She has rounded her sixty eighth
mile. stone, and but few gray hairs OF
wrinkles are visible. Her cheerful dis
position and even temperament ar
guarantees Of many more years o
usefulness and pleasure to her tamil.
and friends.
The Kansas City Star throws tn
Il following logical shot shot" at May
y or Neff Of Kansas City in disposition
3 in reference to the enforcement o
the law closing saloons in that cit.
, on Sunday: "There are very iey
70 men who can ever carry water OF
:. both shoulders. There are none VIII
carry water on one shoulder ant
whiskey on the other. 1t can
= be DONE"
,r News comes from Jefferson Cit
that Omar d. Gray, editor of tn
Sturgeon Leader, is to succeed Lutt
~ er s. Hickman as Supervisor c
is Building and Loan Associations
~ MIR. Gray was an original Folk ma
worked hard for his nomination an
r election. Mr.. Gray is a brillian
'. young newspaper man and his az
,e pointment would be a strong on
r and appropriate.
A lively runaway occurred las
So evening. A horse belonging to on
Of OF the Harris Bros. at Panama star
er ed at too swift gait and landed th
th b uggy to which be was attached i
the gutter at the Betsher home o
II so nth 9Th street. Mr.. and Mr.
~ 81 arris and their baby were in th
1. buggy and were thrown violentl
D. fr ON the vehicle. Mr.. and Mrs. E
were both badly bruised, but til
% child was unhurt.-Rich Hill Review
y Jas. s. Brown left Tuesday morl
Al ing for Cotton, Cal, where he goes
Join bis wife, who went there last ia
to benefit her health. Mr.. Brow
10 was accompanied by his daughte
es Miss Elsie, . popular saleslady in Ii
OF Sam Levy Mercantile Company an
OF his young son, Omer. We wish Ii
family party q pleasant and sa'
M journey. Before departing Nj