The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-02-08


ingston, Mont, isin the county visit
ing his sister, Mrs.. ". P. Sewer, OF
Summit.
Word was brought to town Tues
day that young son Of Mr.. Burk-
man, living on the old Donovan
place, east Of Butler. was thrown
from a horse and his leg broken be-
TWEEN the knee and ankle. DR.. Lyle
was summoned and went out and set
the little fellows leg.
R. T. Dudley, Of Waco. Jasper
county, Mo, son Of the late !. W.
Dudley, OF the Virginia neiQbbor-
hood. was ia Butler Monday attend.
ing Probate court. and favored Us
pleasantly. His mother il making
her home with him. He says that
while great changes have taken place
in Bates county since he left he k cps
up with them through The TINES.
Piui Frank Dccrwester will leave
the normal at the end Of this week.
he and Mrs. DeerSester will 90 to
Bates county tn visit relatives, and
will return Monday. Prof. DERIVES.
ter will then be given q farewell din
ner by the gentlemen Of the normal
faculty at the home OF President
Ament Monday night. On Tuesday
he will leave to take up his work at
Maryville as president oil the normal.
Mrs. Deerwestsr will not leave until
March 1.-Wnrrensburg Standard.
"An Orphans Prayer" the sea,
sons most successiul PASTORAL play
will be seen at the opera house, Tues.
day, Feb. IS. Capable critics pro.
nounss II even better than lie pre-.
decessors and having nothing but
praise for play, players and produc'
tion. Manager Trimbls has sutho,
rized us to say that this is the only
company ever engaged to play, IAN
Orphans Prayer" that is absolutely
without fault and classes It az one
Of the highest order and best offer
ings Of she season.
The Rich Hill Review says that V
W. Houghton, carrier on route 4, re-
ports that some OF the farmers or
his ronte are experiencing quite 9
disaster in the loss OF hogs from lung
fever, or 80 called hog cholera. JIM
Stephenson has lost ahont $4OC
worth recently, and n j A. Martin
who occupies the old Underhill place
ia also among the losers. These peo
pie have ideal lands for the hog rails
ingindustry, but when disea ne break
out among large herds losses are al
ways great
| The Lamar Democrat commentins
upon a damage suit brought on 6
change OF venue from jasper county
in which A. R Fuller sues B. NJ
Robinson for SIS 900 for alternating
his wiie's affections, says: Among
other evidence, proving that Mrs
Fuller is actually worth fifteen thou
sand dollars OF the current coin O
the realm, ia n photograph. She i.
represented by her picture IA "A stun
ming locking woman, with a fiue face
and good figure, dressed in IA styIist
costume, built low III the neck.
our opinion is worth anything atsli
she's more than worth the money"
| The Supreme Court last week nj
firmed the case Of the State VS.. Rob
ert j. Feeley, convicted OF killing
Martin Hoots at Burdett. and sen
fenced to ten years in the peniten
tiary. Sheriff Morris went to Nevads
on Wednesday after Feeley, who wa,
working at his trade OF barber il
that city. The Sheriff had to wait
until about 8 O'Clock that evening
for Feeley, who was out shooting
ducks He was brought to Butler
on the night train and lodged in Jail
Monday evening he was taken t,
Nevada by Sheriff Morris and turn
ed over to the Marshal of the Su
preme Court who took him to thu
penitentiary on Friday.
When Mayor Owen started dowr
town Friday morning, he discovered
big telegraph poles scattered slonl
the sidewalk on the south side OF Ohio
street and q force OF men ready Il
put them up. The mayor had tn
marshal serve restraining order up
on the force, and the street and alley
committee OF the city council upheld
the action of the CITY Officere. Tn,