The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-14

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Miss Kittie Broaddus vent to da,,
risonville Monday for a few dayI
visit with relatives and friends.
DIR. j. NJ. Christy wens to Kansas
City Friday with a Joplin boy patient
to place under the care OF special
let.
Our esteemed young farmer friend
Z. A. Kimble, OF Deep Water town.
ship, was pleasant caller and had
bis dates set ahead.
Don't forget your party primaries
next Saturday. See shat your hes,
men, those directly interested In the
success OF the schools, are chosen al
delegates.
Last week some one poisoned Ben
b. Canterbury's dog and one be 'ong.
Ing to Lee johnson. Some day or
night, perhaps, the aforesaid poison
er or prisoners will be caught red.
handed and then there will be a rec.
oning,
The destruction OF range cattle IN
Montana and North Dakota from
the blizzard is reported 30 be CON.
plete. For more tbsn forty days th,
thermometer registered as high az
zero over q large area. and the bills
card, which followed the cold wave,
IL Is believed, did the damage.
Robert f Strahorp, President Of
the North Coast Railway Co., with
headquarters at Spokane, Washing.
ton, was formerly printers devil In
Neutrality-suspicious. Press Office In Soda
lia, Mo. The paper was published by
Lingle Bros now OF Clinton and
Warsaw, says the Clinton Tribune.
Prof. Ben E, Parker, superin.end.
ent ofthe Parker Commercial College,
at Warrensburg, was In Butler a
short time Tuesday, and favored Us
with pleasant call. Prof. Parker is
a Bates county boy, who has made a
success In life, which we are glad to
note. He Is worthy OF all confidence,
and We hope to see him climb to the
top In honors and wealth.
The quarantine which was placed
on the family OF Prof. 8. M. Gragg,
principal OF the Merwin schools, on
account OF scarlet fever, has been
raised. Three OF the children had
the fever and one OF them died, men.
ton Of which was made In last weeks
TIMES. The other two has fully re-.
covered and Prof. Gragg has resum.
ed bis duties In the school room.
Near Tulsa, Indian Territory, M.
Gillian and Charles Harlow, neigh.
bors, built u barn In partition, the
building being located on both prop.
critics. They quarreled and law
suit resulted. Deputy marshals saw
ed the building In two parts, 80 sat.
isiy a Judgment OF the court dividing
the structure equally between the
litigants.
There will be a series OF meetings
commencing at the Church OF God
on South Mechanic street, Butler, on
the night OF Feb. 14th. All are cor.
daily invited to attend these ser.
vices and help in the salvation OF
souls. We are expecting Bro. Il. j.
Leakey and wife, from Kansas City,
and Bro. Pipes, of North Mo-, to be
with us.
From DR.. Boulware We learn that
Bob Plummer, scalped by his horse
u lew weeks ago, Is able to be up
and about the house with no fever |
and but little pain. Flesh is grow.
ing over part Of the bone, which was
exposed, but some of the bone Is
Still exposed. The final outcome OF
the Case Is problematical. DR.. Boul.
ware says his books do not give q
parallel casa.
II G. Cook, manager OF the Ameri.
IAN Clothing House, started Monday
asst upon extensive changes at bis
store. The room will be enlarged to
nearly twice iss size by cutting arch.
Ways into the room, formerly occu-
,ied BY Bob Smiths Stationery
store. The entire trout Of the build.
ng covering the double room will be
nodernized This firm will have
Vhen completed foe, we'll lighted
quarters.
The body Of Clyde Mccoy, the boy,
|rowned in the Marias des Cygne
liver, north OF Worland, Sunday,
an. Goth, has not yet been recover.
d. A reward OF $25 has been offer
d for the recovery OF the body Is
I'LL be remembered the boy was
harding the railroad during the
Ugh water from drift wood, and in
ushing at log to make il pass
nder the bridge, lost his balance
nd fell into the stream. Il
Bud and Herman Chambers have
urchased the Gable L Groves gro.
ny and hardware stock and WIN |
otinue the business at N, old stand, ,
q the west side square, under the /