The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-01-25

who have hunted the past season
without the necessary hunters
llcIense.
Eighteen negroes we're killed 10 a
panic caused By the cry OF Gre" In q
Philadelphia mestisg house. A mad
rush was made for the doors and the
weaker were knocked down and
trsmpled to death.
While the west was in the throes OF
the severest blizzard OF the season
two persons were FRUSTRATED by heat
at Cleveland, Ohio. This Ia q greet
country. One can pay his money.
and get any kind Of old climate he
wants.
]. f. Williams received an order
from the Missouri Colony, at La
Junta, Col. for seventy-hve opossums
to be served at their annual feast to
be giSe, shortly. Mr.. Williams has
his agents over the country gather.
Ing In the 'possums to I'll the order.
Word was received In Butler Mon.
day, Of the death Of Hugh Chambers
an old and highly respected citizen,
at his home In Deep Water township.
on that day. Funeral services were
held from the family residence on
Tuesday and interment MADE in
Johnstown cemetery.
Mrs. W. N. Hsrdinger was stricken
with paralysis Saturday afternoon at
their home near Nyhart, and now ID
in q critical condition. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hardinger are early settlers and
very popular In that section, where
they have resided so long. The TINES
joins her many friends in wishing q |
speedy and permanent recovery.
The body Of little Carl, three year
old son Of Ed. Dudley was brought
to Butler on the noon train Tuesday. |
Funeral services were held from the |
home Of his grandfather. W. W. Dud-
ley, on Tuesday afternoon, andin
ment was made IN Oak Hill cemetery.
Little Carl died at the home OF bis |
parents in Kansas City Monday
morning.
W. T. Kemper, Democratic candi-
date for Mayor Of Kansas City last
campaign, has announced his inten.
tion OF again being q candidate for
the Democratic nomination. II Mr..
Kemper carries out such q plan, it
means the Democrats OF that city
will again be split up into factions
and their chance Of electing mayor
will be small.
W. D. Lanier died at his home In
Rich Hill Thursday. and the remains
we're taken to Nevada for burial
Mr.. Lanier was formerly prominent
citizen Of Rockville, and moved to
Rich Hill two years ngo. He was 50
years Of age and was an honorable,
upright citizen. A wife and four chill
dren survive him.
W. H. Dunn. OF Grand River, called
while in Butler the last OF the week
and ordered his announcement for
county clerk. Mr.. Dunn is An old
citizen OF that township, having lived
there most Of his life, he is strongly
has been a life long Demo-
crat. is very popular with all who
know him and will make a strong
I
Art L Gilmore, of Deep Water, was
q pleasant caller on Saturday. He h
10 ambitious to be County Clerk and ,
was strongly urged by friends to
make the race, but informs us that
after giving the matter due consider.
alton he had definitely decided not
to run this time. Mr.. Gilmore is a {
pop ular and influential Democrat OF |
bis section, has been active in his [
party's cause, is competent and de- ,
serving and will no doubt be remem- Ii
bered by bis party In the future. Ii
John B. Dormsn, Superintendent
Of Lamar public schools, whose Ger.
tiflcate Was revoked by State Super.
Darlington after q sensa
tional trial on charges Of immor.
ality, indiscretion and incompetency,
on last Saturday, was later waylaid
and assaulted BY brother and
brother-ip-law Of one OF the girls who