The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-04-18

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Hyde present, sentenced George
Heinz, a youngm man from New Home
township, to the asylum at Nevada.
Probate Judge John A. Silvers and
Prosecuting Attorney Watt B. Daw-
son attended circuit court at Stock.
ton, Cedar county, last week, where
they we're attorneys In an important
land suit.
The case OF the State vs. Warner
received a bara blow last week, when
Ed. Warner took out license and
married Miss Grace Simmons. So
peace again hovers over the two
households.
Ex-Presiding Judge John W. Nc
Esdden was In from Virginia on
Saturday and favored us pleasantly.
Judge Is looking we'll and happy and
says he Is kept out OF mischief by
having plenty to do
Editor Austin calls our attention
to the fact that last week, In a wee
small local notice he made mention
OF Prof, Ives election. We confess
We overlooked the notice and hasten
to make the correction.
Superintendent Of county schools
A. l. Ives left Monday for Amster
dam to hear evidence in a school
district boundry dispute He thought
1t would take several days to get all
the facts before him.
A prominent Republican, when told
that Ives majority was 400, limo,
Gently asked: "What do you sup
pose 1t would have been il Funk had
had one more issue?" We confess it's
beyond US. We would not even
hazard an estimate.
A meeting OF the Ladies Cemetery
Association is called for next Satur-
day at 2 o'clock, at the Ohio street
NJ. E. church. All members are urged
to be present. Those who have not
paid their annual dues are urgently
requested to do 80.
George W. Daniel was pleasa mt
caller the first OF the week. Said he
came In to find out about this row
in Republican party between the
Roosevelt and the anti Roosevelt
forces. We confess our inability to
enlighten him very much.
DR.. }. W. Choate called Saturday
and favored US. The doctor is quite
a fruit man and says that while he
thinks the fruit was greatly damaged
by the freeze on Friday night, he
does not believe It Is all killed. We
all hope he Is correct, and we believe
he Is.
Free entertainment at Black school
house Tuesday evening, April 23rd,
beginning about 7:3O. The enter
tainment will consist OF songs, did.
logues, Rotations, tablesux, concert
reading and all kinds Of good music.
Everybody invited
FANNIE Gotten, Teacher.
G. P Wyatt gives $25 90 In cash
to be offered as premiums for the
best display OF garden produ ce, at
the next Bates county fair, by boys
OF Is years Of age and under. The
$25 is divided into four premiums
as follows; 1st $40, 2ad 81, Ord S.,
4th 80.
q. A. Mcbride, business manager
OF the Star, was called to Colorado
Springs Monday night by the very
serious illness Of his daughter, Nil.
dred. kilograms from Colorado
Springs since Mr.. Mcbride started
describe her conditional as critical
Warrensburg Star.
L. s. Paddock dropped In Satur-
day to swap stories a1d talk hogs.
Mr.. Paddock has q fine bunch OF
thoroughbred Poland Chinas which
he Is offering at Public sale toner
row, April 18th. Those who are in
terested 10 that breed should not fall
to attend.
The Elks Minstrels, which will be
put upon the boards in q few weeks
under the management OF Chss. Fisk,
will contain City actors, all local
talent. Rehersals have begun and
the people Of Butler are promised the