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

A 400 mile canoe voyage was DO
gun August first by two OF the fac
ulty OF the University Of Kansas
from Ottowa, Kansas, to st. Louis
Their route will cover the Marias des
Cygnes, Usage and Missouri rivers.
We were complimented by pleas.
ant call from. L. N. Rossmond, who
with his wife was visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Rosamond. Lon
Is a prosperous merchant at Had.
dam, Kansas. He had his dates set
ahead on THE TIMES books.
Oar old friend Frank Oldaker paid
US one dollar, the Oath annual pay.
ment to the present management,
and had made six previous payments,
or $50 In all for The TIMES subscrip.
ton. What newspaper man do esn't
love snch faithful old fellows.
Prot. George Brown, In charge o
the mathematical department. OF the
State College at Brooking, South
Dakota, with his family, visited the
family Of Al. Lindsay last week.
Prof. Brown was formerly a citizen
Fof this county.
John S Custer, OF William Jewell
, College, one of the Cecil Rhodes schol-
srship winners, will 60 with Others
from this country to Oxford In Sep
TENDER. There are As from the Uni
ted States and eight from Canada
Mo. Telegraph.
Walter Hyatt, OF Seattle, WASH,
came in the last OF the week to visit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 81. H.
Hyatt, OF Summit. Walter is one OF
the proprietors OF the Hyatt.Fowell
Advertising and Designing School, at
Seattle, whichis reported flourishing.
Green W. Walton took suddenly
and seriously Ill while at his brothers,
r. W. Walton's at Richards, Mo-,
last week His wife was summoned
by wire and later his children were
summoned to Richards. Later re.
ports are that Mr.. Walton is much
improved and it Is thought the
danger has been passed.
Tom Johannes has written Nevada
relatives that he and Herman j ohan.
mes and Charles Price were at Boise,
Idaho, on Saturday, and witnessed
the close oi the famous Haywood
trial. The Nevadans left there Sun
day for Colorado Springs.-Nevada
Mail.
The principal building OF the Hask.
ellinstitute, the United States Indian
Industrial school, located at Law
renee, Kan, was burned last week.
The fire Is supposed to have original.
ed In the printing Office. The loss Ia
totslsnd will amount to $40, 900. 90.
Mayor A. B. Owen, Del Welton, T.
W. Legg, A. Y. Hancock, with their
families are camped at the old We'll
ton lake. They take their meals and
spend the days In camp, but as the
shades Of night gather they hike
away home to enjoy the comforts oil
their feather beds these hot nights.
Elder Lewis Wiz and youngestson,
Lewis, Jr., favored us with q pleasant
call on Monday and had The TIMES
sent TO his son, Joseph W. Wix, al
Culbertson, Mont, where he is en-.
gagged In railroading. He writes
that he is wall pleased with the coun-
try. Game plentiful, but the laws
very strict.
Cards were received by relatives
and friends announcing the marriags
| OF Miss Lena Adkins and Milton q
Bacon, at 0lathe, Kan, on January
18th, 1907. For some reason best
known to the young people their mar
Rage has been kept from the publ,
for more than ok months. Mis-
Adkins, daughter Of Mra G. e. Rob
inson, veil known In Butler, wher,
che made her home for many years
= : vsey nne musiclan and q talent
lea Young hdy.