The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-08-08

Friend Carpenter called and order
ed The TINES TO A. NJ. Fsusler, at
Thomas, Okla.
81. T. Constable, OF Cass county,
formerly of the Virginia neighbor-
hood, sends for The TINES
/. VI. Kretzinger, OF Deepwater, was
a pleasant caller, while In Butler
Tuesday, and had his dates set
ahead.
We are In receipt Of the yearly re-
mittance from R. NJ. Perry, which
has not failed to come TO hand
promptly each year for more than a
quarter OF century.
Our esteemed friend ]. A. Warford,
Of she Altoona neighborhood. with
his family visited relatives in Butler
the first of the weel. The TIMES
acknowledges renewal favors while
in the city.
In Q local the Stockton Journal
spoke OF q man as a convert to Chris
tian Science and had to correct"
he next week. Bro. Church should
To careful what he calls people unless
he catches them with the goods
on"
j. W, Poffenbarger left on Monday
morning for home In the mountains
Il West Virginia where he will spend
the balance OF the heated term. He
will join his little daughter Mildred,
who Is making her home with his
parents.
c. F. Morse and wife, OF New Home,
passed through Butler the last OF the
week on their way home from visit
to relatives and old friends in the
neighborhood OF Adrian. While here
he called and had his name enrolled
for the great newspaper OF Bates
county.
The lunch counter In the saloons
has been abolished In Nevada. The
fight against them was started by
Senator Wight some time ago, The
anti-saloon men asked the city coun-
ell top pass an ordinance against them
and the council failed to do so. The
lid was put on just the same.
Dee Miller, son in.law of Capt Il. &C.
Donnohue, OF Appleton City, was kill
ed by the cars In the yards at Ft.
Scott, Kan. He was one OF a freight
crew, and was struck by an engine
while switching. The remains were
taken to Appleton City, and inferred
In the cemetery there.
Alex. B. Walker and family return
ed to their home IL Columbus, Ohio,
the last OF the week, after pleasant
visit with his brothers, Dan, Cy and
John. Alex struck It just right In
getting into the company owning a
big mill at Columbus, and has made
all kinds OF money.
W. F. Hill, vile and daughter,
Clara, left the first OF the week for
Humboldt, Kan, to visit q brother.
They have arranged for a two
weeks outing on Stewards lake
In Allen county, Kansas, where
fishing ia good. squirrels In the ad.
joining forest plensi and they an.
ticipste fine time.
Constable McCann arrested c. T.
Brown, of Pleasant Gap, on war
raIt Friday charging him with hav-
iug stolen a gun belonging to Fraak
Ma hbot and a coat OF Frank Craven,
bpth from the Jewell Bar Saloon.
He was arranged before Squire Jeter,
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
60 days In Jail.
William W. Arnold was a pleasant
caller and had his dates set ahead,
as has been his custom for many
years He was In receipt OF q letter
from hi daughter, Miss Katie, who
Is visiting.her married sister, Mrs.
W. L Hodge, In Paris, Texas, telling
of the fine peaches they are enjoying.
Miss Katie Is we'll pleased with that
country.
Miss Cosby L Brown, daughter of
late Judge D. V. Brown, called and
had her name enrolled. Miss Cosby
has again accepted a position in the
Colorado Springs School, which she
was obliged to resign last spring
owing to Ill health, and will leave for
that place In a few weeks. She has
the reputation OF being most ex-
cellent teacher.
Mrs. Caroline Sells died at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. C J. Jones, In
Summit township, last Friday. Fun
eral services we're held from the home
ON Sunday morning and intermen.
made at Elizabeth Chapel. Mrs. Sells
was born In Pettis county In 1887
She came to Bates county in 1859.
Her husband, Manuel Sells, died in
1901.
We indorse the sentiment OF the
county press in building a more sub.
stantial county farm building and
giving Il the name OF County In.
Urinary" Our poor should be pro-