The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-28

that place.
Mrs. Anna Buxton, OF Chicago, ID
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
N. 7. Duncan, In Butler.
Harry Thsw admits shooting and
killing Architect White, and pleads
the unwrittsn Law as his defense.
R. r. Carson, OF Pleasant Gap
township, was In town on business
yesterday and was pleasant caller
at The TIMES office.
Two Hummer gang plows and one
10 horse feed grinder for sale lar be.
low Wholesale II taken at once. See
j. E. Williams or s. F. Warnock.
During an electric storm Friday
night, lightning struck Dennis
Thrsll's barn. Is ran from the gable
TO the ground. The stock in the
barn was uniniured.
Miss Maggie Smith. who has been
visiting relatives in Fulton, No., for
the past three weeks, returned home
Saturday. She reports having had
a most delightful time.
Paul Walton and s. W. Carroll,
two OF Lone Oak townships inhuen-
tial young Democratic leaders, iavo or
ed The TIMES with a pleasant call
while in the city the last of the week.
We will admit our belief that C. F.
Beard will get a few more votes this
time than he did when he ran before.
Then he got just 1872 In the whole
county.
W. c. Hedden, OF Usage, was In
Butler Wednesday and favored US
pleasantly. He was looking happy
as a school boy and says he had q
good time on the trip up Salt River
and made the round trip on schedule
time,
We agree with Bro. Huckeby that
1t requires considerable gall for q
man to ask for q party nomination,
who has never taken bis party coun-
ty paper, but we would hardly have
had the nerve to use the office OF
chairman of the county convention
to defeat his aspirations.
Rev, J. Arlington Barker, pastor
Of the Ohio street M. E. Church, this
,ity, has been selected orator OF the
lay at the celebration at Rich Hill
the 4th. With Rev. Barker to crate
and the Butler band to furnish the |
music. there is no telling how many |
people from Butler will be attracted
10 the Rich Hill celebration.
Beginning last Sunday train 200,
which reaches Butler at 5:1S g. m, |
VARIES q chair car and pullman which
s switched TO White River train POI
1t Carthage. Returning White River
Irain 202 will make connection with
No. Pac. train 210 at Carthage.
These connections make virtually g
through train service over the Mis-
'ouri Pacific from Kansas City to
Memphis, Tenn, thus carrying out
he original intention OF the White
River route construction.
The Young Ladies Tuesday After.
loon Card Club gave their annual
open session" at the Armory last |
Thursday evening. Many guests
we're invited. Fifteen Might've
'ables we're run until about II |
o'clock. The prize winners were Miss |
Pet Broaddus and Capt. Vance John.
ION. Refreshments, In two courses, |
we're served. The young people then |
enjoyed dancing until q late hour. |
The occasion was one OF the social |
events Of the season.
]. A. Keith, prominent young
armer Of Walnut township, has been |
by Governor Folk a dele
gate to the Farmers National Con-
zress, to be held at Rock Island,
Ills commencing October 9th, 1905. |
Mr.. Keith was In Butler Monday and |
favored US pleasantly. He came to |
Bates county from Cass county two |
years ago. He was educated at the |
Merwin Normal School. He ives q |
strong Folk man and the Governor, |
BY this recognition, has paid him q |
handsome compliment.
]. /. Wolfe, son Of C. W. Wolfe, Of |
VIRGINIA. thia COnnkv who n nro ok;o