The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-05-31

Aeseonce iof RENEWAL. She
has purchased property In Butler,
and Is so well pleased with the CITY
and county that she may conclude TO
locate with Us.
WA. Baker, substantial young
farmer OF Pleasant Gap, had his
name enrolled for The TINES Mr.
Baker Ia an influential democrat and
was delegate to the judicial Con.
vention at Excelsior springs last
week.
County Clerk Herrell has for free dis.
tribusion copies Of the annual report
OF the State Game and Fish Warden
OF Missouri. Call and get one. Tits
interesting and instructive to those
who enjoy hunting and fishing.
Our old friend Fred Boehm, who
holds a position as cook as the
Parsons, Kan, Asylum, sends remit
tance Tor his paper and also one for
bis family, at Lone Oak. Fred ia q
professional cook and for many years
lived here and owned property in
Butler. He owns a farm q. Stump.
town.
The Nuchols Bros, living on the
old Donohue farm, southeast Of
Butler, sold two spans Of mules for
$500. They were we'll matched, cold
black, o and 6 years old. A horse
buyer from Drexel secured them. |
They have ITO acres Of corn up and
doing we'll, % acres OF wheat and 10 |
OF oats alllooking fine.
George W. Daniel was in to see ia
and sent thepaper to his son, George
X. Daniel, at Horace, Kan, where he
recently located on a claim. He
writes that they are having lots OF
rain, the grass looking we'll and he
has 80 acres Of crop planted. He
said disease broke out among bis
horses and he is now doing without
team. They are we'll satisfied with
their prospects.
Prot. W. J. Hawkins, of ST. Louis,
has been elected President of the
State Normal School at Warrens.
burg. Prof. Hawkins was Superin.
tendent OF the Nevada public schools
Tor years, went from there to Kan.
sas City and thence to St. Louis
where he was principal OF one OF the
city schools, He is rated as one OF
the best school men In the state.
william Witt, an old settler and
influential citizen OF West Boone. was
a pleasant caller while In the city |
on Tuesday. Mr.. Witt Is one OF
those Democrats on whom eyes OF I
The party has been fastened and !
sometime he will be "called." Just '
now he 10 in bad health, with 9
stomach trouble and contemplates ?
, trip to hot springs this summer. u
Honest old Dave Bean is another :
oval Democrat who accepts defeat
gracefully and wants bis friends. whol
70 Loyalty supported him for the i(
10 mination for sheriff, to now 20 p
With him to assist In the election OF q
lis successful opponent, Jim Angle, W
md the whole ticket. Dave is made b.
" the right stuff and the boys will ii
emember him In the future. lei
1t Is not necessary to mention BY =,
lame each defeated candidate who -
las msnfully accepted the result Of .,
he primaries and Is giving loyal :.
Import to the whole ticket. There -
only one exception, and we are y. :"
atished that after mature delibera- '0
lon he will see that such a course
'ould be suicidal to himself and In. be
lrious to the party and will 20 no dc
Irther with 1t. OF
+. M. Woods desires us to say that -
. accepts the result Of the late pri- :,
airy, Is proud Of the race be made, so
ktends hearty congratulations to ,s =.
s successful opponent, l. M. Smith, -
nd bis coat Is of for the whole tick. =.
from now until the polls close in ~
ovember and he has no doubt OF a ~
3 Democratic victory this fall. He w. W.
lees his judgement on the enthusi. ~
IN and determination expressed BY -o
emocrats all over the county to y.
IN out this fall and vote the ticket oH'
raight. GU