The Butler weekly times., 1907-09-26

hon Denver. Colo, Friday.
Mr& Harry Vol, Of Kinghsher,
arrived in Butler the last Of the week
10 visIt relatives until after the fair.
Elliott Edwards arrived from
Washington City the last Of the
weak % visit his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs.J. p. P.Eiwards and many trisno
.J. Rsdiord has HE paper chang
sdfrom Boulder 10 Eaton, Colorado,
whss be has accepted Q position
with the Western Sugar Beet Factory
at q salary Of 500 . month.
Stephen Smith, teaching ct Peru,
aid y L PslIsy. teaehing st Doubls
Dfaachss, an adjoining district were
ID Butler Saturday and favored TIE
Thns with q pleasant call. These
young men live In Mingo township,
" former being the eldest con Of
Judgs Estes Smith.
lstssssy Democrat In the state Of
Missouri get busy In his immediate
LEGALITY, Insist upon the best and
srongsst nominations possible, and
when the right men are selected pro-
ceed TO elect them. The Democratic
pArty VIII come to its own again II u
dsmonstrates next fall that II IL pre-.
pared 80 compass local successes by
achieving them st. Joseph Gazette.
Deputy county treasurer Rogers
went mp TO Kansas City Sunday to
see W. R Bell. treasurer, who is con-
fined in a hospital In that city. Mr..
Rogers says that the doctors In at.
tendance regard Mr.. Bells condition
as serious but not critical. He said
he was suffering with gall stones,
which might necessitate an opera.
tion. DR.. Lusk and Mrs. Bell are
with him.
l.W. Beaman, OF Sheldon, Mo-, was
In Butler the last OF the week on bus.
iness, called and favored us. Mr..
Besmsn says they have been pretty
dry down there end as a consequence
the corn crop Is cut short While he
Il pleased with the country, he does
not shink 1t quite so good as old
Bates. Mr.. Beaman was long q
prominent and influential citizen OF
this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Hartwell re
turned the last OF the week from a
two weeks visit to relatives In Pitts
burg, Kan. While there Mr.. Hart.
we'll had a specialist remove q large
cataract from one OF his eyes. He
has 1t preserved in alcohol, and 1t is
as large as q pea. The removal OF
this obstruction has In great meas.
ure restored the old gentleman's
sight, which had grown very dim.
Mrs. Bessie Walters has her paper
changed from Julietta, Ida, to
Marsh6eld, Oregon. Mrs. Walters is
the daughter OF Charley Concklin.
She was fond Of outdoor sports from
girlhood, and under tutorship OF her
father became quite expert In the use
OF q gun and was a good wing shot.
Shortly after going to Idaho. a deer
wandered down from the mountain,
and she brought 1t down at $50
yards with a winchester, while It was
running,
John Prettyman, an expert con-
crete worker, who drifted into Butler
q lew weeks ago and had shown his
skill on several pieces Of work, was
arrested BY Sheriff Beard, on Friday
on receipt Of Q telegram from the
sheriff at Charleston, Ills, shat Pret-
lyman was wanted at that place for
jumping his bond. He did not at
tempted. to change his name, and
was receiving letters from that place.
Hetold several parties that he expect.
ed to 60 back to that place to attend
court in October.
Erie W. Nickel and Miss Irene
Lawson were married at the home Of
Dr.. J. W. Choate, In Butler, on Tues
day, September Gath at one O'Clock
p. m. Rev. j. b Nayfeld performed
the ceremony. Mr.. Nickel is the we'll
known isweler on the east side, is q
young gentleman Of high character
and standing In the community. The