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

Ex-Rscorder ]. r. Simpson ives In
rom Deepwater trading Monday.
George DeBolt and Miss Filth
Burk, both OF Rich Hill, were mar.
Red by Rev o E. Vivion. pastor NJ.
=. church, Sonth, on Monday morn.
ing.
The case OF Capt. F. ]. Tygard was
called before Judge Mcpherson In she
federal court In Kansas City yester
day. A number OF witnesses went up
from Butler.
The special cases over which Judge
Denton Was to preside at Harrison.
Vile the first Of the week. were con-
tinued to a later date.
We think about cloaks In the day.
time and dream about cloaks at
night-Walker- McKibbens.
A religion that will make q man
pay bis debts, tell the truth, speak
we'll OF bis neighbor and work every
day to support his family is good en-
ough TO i've on and die by. Any.
thing short OF this is q sham and q
fraud. and the party who has II hss
mistaken stomach trouble for relig-
ion.-Ex.
Forty.three persons petitioned for
membership in the Adrian Moder n
Wooden Camp Monday night as a
result OF the Contest which has been
on for q month. This will keep the
boys busy for several months and
they will have fun for the entire
winter Adrian Journal.
Those In need Of glasses can have
the eyes tested free, and properly At.
ted by DR.. J. M. Norris, eye, ear and
throat specialist. Office on South
Side, In the Casterlin building. But.
Ter. Mo. Sat
The new primary law is destined
to make q radical change In the
method OF political campaigning
whether Il will better conditions OF
not remains to be seen. These new
laws do not always meet the expec-
tations Of the public and they ire.
quently bring about a worse condi.
ton OF affairs Adrian Journal.
Mrs. J. D. Todd and DR. Thos
Todd OF Rlchsrds,. Elmer Charles o.
Metz, and several other residents oI
those towns passed through Rich
Hill at noon, returning from Jeffar
son City, where they had been In tbs
interest Of q pardon for DR.. j. D
Todd. Gov. Folk took the ma tteI
under advisement.-R. 81. Review.
The American Clothing House hal
recently put up new and modern
awning, which is convenient tt
handle and handsome In appearance
1t is the Kspka patent recedipe
awning, is operated from the insid'
Of the building and can be left in any
desirable position.
The Wednesday Coterie announc,
their annual ChrysaD themum show
for the benefit Of the cemetery asso
citation on November Is and 16 Ad
mission 10c, which includes lunch
Show to be In the Catterlin building
1.2t
Our old friend C J Schooley writes
US from Wellsiord, Kansas, that be
has purchased another farm, within
q few miles Of the one he recently
J sold. 1t contains 800 acres, we'll i'm
proved, 260 acres 10 cultivation. He
writes very encouraging OF his crop
prospects and the outcome for that
country, and says he is mighty we'll
pleased.
Mr.. Foohey, one of Drainage Con.
tractors and manager OF the big
dredge boat cutting through the
Island, was In Butler the last OF the
week and informed rs that they
would cross the slough out Of the
Island In few days and those desIr-
Ing to visit the boat could do so by
following the Butler and Rich Hill
road to peer Brushv Mound The
ditch will be cus near the foot Of that
mound and drain rashy mound lake.
"Hurrsy" for Posev c. unity, "In.
jiana!" That's where Sis" halls
from, and she Is coming with her
company Of dancers. Joke tellers and
flddlers to let light on arecent trip
the bunch made to New York. They
say that It's the funniest ever. ISIS"
has always proven big card locally.
but Indications point to her new
show az being he bsst she has oil r.
cd. II IL ca"ed ISIS In New York"
and will be ut the Butler Opera
House Friday. Nov. S'h.