The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-11-07

Some miners out hunting on the
San Miller farm, yesterday. while
shooting at some qusils inflicted
pretty severe injuries on one OF Mr..
Miller's horses, she shot striking the
animal In the face and legs. Mr..
Miller lives on the Myra Falor land
west OF Panama, and our informant,
Mr.. l P. Keiauver, says the farmers
OF that whole section are posting
their farms against hunters Rich
Hill Review.
Saml Jsmison and wife, OF Jeffer-
son City, are on a few days visit to
the family Of Jno. W. Jamison
Sam, like his brother, is q staunch
Democrat and good mana better
man physically than his brother.
He has been located at the State
capital for many years and knows
nearly all the prominent men OF the
state who have occasion to visit
there, and especially those who made
permanent headquarters at the big
stone hotel.-Rich Hill Review.
While In Clinton renewing old
acquaintances, W. A. Vest called at
this Office, Saturday, and had the
Eye sent to his address at Spruce, In
Bates county. He and his wife we're
the guests OF Capt. Sheldon, and
they had a fine visit, meeting many
OF their old friends they had not
seen for about 8 years, that being
the time when they left Clinton
Eye.
While P. NJ. Miller and Frank Park.
or, the 12-year old son Of j. Parker,
were driving near Shobetown, their
horse became frightened and run
away The occupants not being
able to control the horse, II ran di.
rectly toward a deep cut. Seeing
that they would plunge into Il,
Frank jumped, breaking his arm at
thu wrist Mr. Miller went over the
EN- 1aobment with tn, horse, but was
unhurt Rev ew.
Il Is noticeable In Butler that on
November 1st cur merchants, bright
and early, had their clerks washing
their front windows. Not that 1t is
an unusual occurrence for our mer
chants to clean up their fronts, bus
not on the lat the other eleven
On Halloween the depre-
dations by cut ups was confined
principally to wiring on windows
and doors, few appropriate, but all
numerous. As rule our merchants
took It al good naturally, most Of
them remembering that they were
boys themselves, not so very long
ago.
Frank McElroy. OF Globe. Arizona,
who has been In the county several
weeks visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. McElroy, was q pleaeant
caller the last Of the week. Frank
says Instantly ARE enjoying excellent
health. since they went to Arizona
last spring. He is not certain Of
staying there, unless he finds some
thing better to bis liking be will i'm.
prove his land In Texas and make
bic home there BE Gays the section
Of Arisona around Globe IL @ mining
and sheep raising country. He
thinks there is big money In sheep
raising In that country.
John Fl. Barber returned from La.
mar, Colorado. the first of the week.
where be bad been spend ling several
months with his daughter, Mrs Milo
Hill. He Is we'll pleased with that
country and says shat Mr.. and Mrs.
Hill are we'll located and doing fine.
He expects to return In the spring to
make his home. Mr.. Barber is one
81 the early settlers OF Butler, com.
ng here right after the war when but
ew houses we're In the town. He was
leputy sheriff. under John Atkison.
dc met Wilson and Clark Shay, and
al Cobb all doing well.
Arch Lewis was In the last Of the |
Eesk and ordered The TINES to the |
address Of bis mother. Mrs. Ella |
1ewis. at Amoret. Arch, together |
nth E I. Burge and Burr Moore,
stufned home last week from 9
;hree months trip through the
Wheat fields Of North Dakota and |
3anads. Hssaid In haying they got
PER day, harvesting 81 30 and
ihfeshing % 10 $3.50. The boys
Aved thar money and each brought |
,aek . nios ntSls bank account. |
Lreh Lewis 4 well plsAssd with that |
|ountry and lAys it's hie intentson |
q xstqsn g Canada b ths spring |