The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-02-22

and favored rs.
George Daniel, a prominent sttor-
ney OF 0sceols, was In Butler Wed.
nesdsy and eomplimented us pleas
sntly.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bartlett went
TO Kansas City Tuesday. Mrs. Bart
lett will be confined In she University
hospital for special ear treatment.
Miss Sarah Childs met with a pain
iul accident last week by slipping oil
sidewalk and badly sprsining her
ankle. She was confined to her bed
for several days.
Mics Maggie Richards and Miss
Mary Hodklns attended the funeral
OF Joel Pratt at Appleton City last
Sunday. The Robards and Prstts
were old neighbors in Hudson town.
ship years ego.
A souvenir card from Mrs. W. c..
Burris illustrated an apple orchard
in the Pecos Valley. Roswell, New
Mexico. II the picture faithfully
portrays the average orchard in that
valley it 10 certainly an ideal fruit
country.
s. j. Newlan, living northeast OF
Butler, met with painful accident
az the Butler depot last Wednesday
evening. He had alighted from the
south bound train and started to
walk to town, he slipped and fell on
the waste trough to the water tank,
which was covered with Ice. He sus-
tained fracture OF q rib and was
otherwise bruised up.
Newspaper advertising is to-day
the trade wind Of business prosperity.
II Is the power behind the throne,
the power which sells the goods to
the public and power which no
business man disputes. II IL to bust.
ness the motive power that makes
the wheels 60 round" Handsome
stores, fine goods and gentlemanly
clerks 60 q long way toward making
prosperity, but II is advertising that
men and women have learned to de-
pend upon to guide them to the best
for their money.-Ex.
There lie an unusual interest mani.
fest among Democratic newspaper
men concerning party affairs In the
state. Atthe meeting oithe Missouri
Press Association last week the edi-
tor OF the Star talked with men from
all over the state, and there seems
but one desire on the part OF ALTO
pull together for the services OF the
wholepartyin Missouri. Democracy
has the votes, and it is only neces.
ssry to get the voters interested
enough to 60 to the polls. Wsrrens
burg Star.
Col. Dooley, attorney for the Jop.
lin parties, who inuuced Butler TO
grant them natural gas franchise,
informs the Democrat thas they have
refused to put up and 20 ahead with
; the enterprise. 1t will be remember
ed that Col. DoOley severely blister
ed The TINES through the Demo.
Gratis columns for daring to CUES lion
rhose parties sincerity. l5 looks
; very much like the franchise seeking
individuals have been playing "hoss"
with our city council, and the next
outfit that shows up should be re-
lquired to show their ability to per
form the work or have the gates OF
the city closed against them.
The Annual Mining and Industrial
Edition OF the Joplin Daily GLOBE, is.
sued last Sunday, WAS the biggest
and best paper ever printed IN the
southwest. The Globe compares ia
voraDly every Gay OF the year with
the best metropolitan papers Of the
country, and this special e'iition WAS
d hummer. 1t had eighty pages all
full OF live matter, the Illustrations
we're good, the color work fine, IN
fact it shows what b live set OF fel.
lows with lots of gray matter In their
craniums call do in the great and
growing west. We are mighty proud
Of the Globe and expect to see her
sustain the splendid reputation it has
established.
Mrs. John Taylor and DR.. j. C.
Sageser, OF Kansas City, we're mar.
ried in that city on February 14th,
1906, Rev. Williamson, VI Topeka,
Kan, performed the ceremony. Mrs.
Taylor was the daughter Of the late
Robert Clark, an old settler aud
prominent citizen Of Homer town
ship. DR.. Sageser has quite q repu.
tatioh as an eye specialist. They
will live on the old Clark place near
Amorett and the Doctor will main
tain an Office in Kansas City. Mrs.
Taylor lie quite popular in that com
munity wnere she has spent her
whole life and is receiving the con.
gratulations Of her many friends.
| The TIMES was complimented
pleasantly by Col. Thomas Irish, o