The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-05-24

Beautiful Parssols white and black,
lplaids, stripes ETC., as CSC 80 S2.9S.
splendid bargains-McKibben
The charge Of the State against ].
W.. Anderson, of Rockville, for Illegal
sale Of liquor. ives not sustained In
court Friday.
Miss Classic Meyer and Miss Marvel
Lloyd went to Rich Hill Friday to
spend a few days visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bur
rows. ga
$2.75 suit cases this week $1.s5-
McKibbens.
Jas. Smith and wife OF Nevada are
spending few days In the city visit
ing their parents. Jim has a brand
new buggy and horse and they came
overland.
A lot OF silk and Isle gloves at
Wholesale McKibbens.
Sheriff Morris, left Friday for Chi.
cago with Mrs. Fannie Boberts, who
he viii turn over to the authorities
Of that city as a subject for the
asylum.
7. +. Timmons, Of Kansas City,
who has been spending several days
IN Butler, the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
O. B. Mcfarland, has returned to
the city. 81
Elegant $1.25 table linen Happy
Week SOC, Csc table linen Happy
Week 45c-McKibbens.
Mise Alice Smith, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Smith, near Rich
Hill, who has been spending q week
with Butler friends, returned home
Monday.
The body Of q stranger was found
near Pleasant Hill Saturday, and
from the numerous wounds on the
body the coroner decided that he
had been murdered
That was sweet music given by the
band at the square concert Saturday
night and attracted q big crowd.
Few towns in the state have a band
that equals Buffers.
Mrs. F. II. Crowell has issued cards
to q reception to her lady friends on
Friday afternoon. Mayor and Mrs. |
Crowell will entertain at cards tho
same evening.
M. Wiemas, a substantial German
farmer, residing near Amsterdam,
has his name enrolled for The TINES
this week, and giving him q good |
family paper, we hope to make him q |
firm and lasting patron.
Asupposed gambling den was raid. |
ed Saturday night by Marshal ARA
smith and assistants, but q water |
haul was made, as all they found was |
o supposed quiet game of pitch with.
out evidence to make q case stick.
W.T.. Hill is nursing a badly mash. |
ed thumb on his right hand, which he
was 80 unfortunate as to get caught
In closing the door of his safe In the
store. he will lose his thumb nall
and the hurt is so painful as to 81.
most unfit him for waiting on trade. |
Doc Crouch represented the colored |
population OF the county as dele. |
gate In the Republican convention
Saturday. That was a little stingy |
In the whites to take all but one dele. |
gate, and then turn him down when
It came to sending delegates to the |
different conven tiOns.
Hon. j. G. Goshorn, a leading at
torney OF lola, Kansas, and Demo.
cratic nominee for Congress from his |
district, spent couple OF days in |
Butler on business before our circuit |
court. He feels sanguine that the |
Democrats will carry Kansas this |
fall, and that they had one OF the |
strongest and best tickets ever nom.
mated by the party in the state.
j. A. Patterson, ex circuit clerk,
and now holding the Office OF collec. |
tor by appointment from Gov. Folk,
announces his candidacy for collec-
tor and asks the nomination for co., |
lector at the hands Of the party at |
the primary election to be held Sat. |
urday. Mr.. Patterson Is q genial
gentleman, and his host OF friends
would be glad to see him receive the
nomination and will give him their
cordial support.
Car load OF rubber. tired buggies,
driving wagons, stanhopes just 10.
ceived at Bennett W heller Mercan.
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