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

German iarmer, YES a pleasant call
er the last Of she week and favored
rs substantially.
Edgar s. Campbell. g prominent
and successful mine broker, OF Pres
colt, Ariz., formerly a popular But.
Ter boy, sends rs remittance for re-
newal.
The jackson water mill on Grand
river near Clinton. q historic struc.
ture has been sold and will be taken
down for the seasoned lumber. The
mill Is an old land mark.
The State Democratic campaign
will be formerly opened in convension
hall in Ksnsss City early In Septem-
Der. Hon. W. ]. Bryan win be the
principal sper ker.
The contract for building the new
court house at Nevada has been
awarded to Bsagles { Dye, the con-
tract being s7l,1s6. Work on the
building will be begun without delay.
VIM. Stephens, Of Ash Grove, sior-
mer citizen Of this place, b spending
a few days In Butler, shaking hands
with old friends. He viii 80 from
here to Warrensburg on a visit be-
fore returning home.
Bill Riley, living southwest Of But
Ter, brought q load Of peaches TO
town Monday that were certainly
blue ribbon winners at a fair. They
were the largest and finest that has
been on the Butler market this year.
I'm. Smith, nominee for Recorder,
called while he was In Butler on Mon
day. Uncle Ike had his "bstin"
clothes on and says he won't be sat
ished with anything less than five
hundred majority for the lowest on
the ticket.
The Kennett Democrat Is publish
ing the names Of all the voters at the
Dunklin county primary election this
spring, as q remainder that they
pledged themselves to come out and
vote the Democratic ticket next
November.
Senator Stone will address the
gatherings Of Vernon county Demo
Gratis at Nevada August 9Th. An Ell.
iortshould be made by thecampaigu
COMMITTEE TO get him TO address a
gathering OF Bates county Democrats
also.
Walter Williams says that taste is
contagious like measles. Nobody In
herlts taste, neither Is 1t made. LIS
caught. That's why the county fair
with It's fine exhibitions OF pumpkins
and horses, pays. 1t spreads an cpl
demic OF good taste In such things.
+ Dick Howard in his Amsterdam
Enterprise says: ave have noticed
with much pleasure In our trips
through the country that q great
many OF the farmers have been NOW
ing the weeds along their fences. This
is indeed an Improvement to the
looks Of the country"
The feminine fad for short sleeves
comes in for the following from a
Missouri exchanges: "The best thing
about the elbow sleeves that the girls
are wearing this summer is that they
can 20 right from the parlor to the
kitchen and wash the dishes without
changing her dress"
Il. Reinheimer, the telephone man,
was down from Butler looking after
bis interests. He stated that some
one had torn down and taken away
q portion OF his line ont near Panama.
They took both poles and wire. II
he can find the fellow who did 1t, he'll
make It mighty warm for him.-Rich
Hill Review.
Hon. Thos. W. Silvers informs US
that he will begin at once the con.
struction Of an Office on bis lot on
Ohio street, just west Of the public
square, and opposite the new Frater-
nal Hotel building. The building
will be oil brick, one story high, 17x
by 80 feet, built and arranged solely
for use az a Law Office.
The seven.year-old con Of Frank
Anderson, at Sprsgue. who was Bit
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