The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-08-20

W. Reece, Mrs. Minnie Eperson
and Mrs. Dan Scott leave to-day for
Glenco, Oklahoma, where they go 80
straighten up she affairs of she late
Fred Epperson. They will be gone
about ten dsys.-Merwin Clipper
Charles Savage, the negro arrested
charged with she sh.is OF a mail
pouch containing valuables tn the
extent OF $50. 900. at Kansas CITY a
short time ago, is iucsrceratedi In thp
Jouusou count, nj Tor safe keeping.
John II Pyle, Nho had been enjoy
Ing his snnnsl witt IT, his old home
hack at New Castle. Pennsylvania,
returned So Butler ,he last OF the
week, Tie repnrs very pleasant
visit among mis- old neighbours and
friends.
Flank N,Qiitty and jos. While.
lsy, Vo pac ear repairers. were call
=. To Bu,ler SATURDAY night so 70.
pair the Rutler Madison pssser ger
engine, 81 that it uli 20 out on
schedul. time sunday morning r.
Il Review
A W. ~ to. press we learn that f
ttaeh IVES In Ii runaway in which he
aus saihed u fracture Of one arm and
she osher badly damned up We
sere unable 10 get all the particulars
out will publish them next week. -
Amoret Post.
Mr. and Mrs, John Huffman leit In
n wagon Sunday for Lebanon, nc.
companied by Mrs. A Silvers, whose
home is in Lebanon, and who had
hren visiting the Huffmans. They
a1iI spend few days at Monegaw
Springs en- route.
The tabulated vote OF Saline couu.
~ published In the Democrat News
shows thnt Judge Graves received
? sol 50 $50 Tor Judge Shelton or a
majority In Saline county OF l,9lG.
This was the largest vote east for
any candidate who had opposition.
Rev. and Mrs j. W Laster came
In she last OF the week for visit
I with ola friends in Butler Rev
Lsster recently resigned the pastor.
ate OF the Baptist church at Lees
Summit to accept call as Salem In
Dent county
DR.. j. NJ. Christy has been down
with typhoid fever for about "A week.
Saturday and Sunday his case was
considered critical. DR.. Dalsmeter,
OF Rich Hill, was here in consultation
with the local physicians. Sunday
afternoon he took u turn for the bet
ter and IL now considered out OF dan.
ger.
REPRESENTATIVE WANTED
Ne want representative TO handle
FORD automobiles in Butler and
vicinity. Live hustler, with or with.
put previous experience, can easily
clear $4,000 90 in season. Write
with references at once Ford Motor
Company, Dept II, Detroit, Michi
ian,
W. Il Sha'er, president Carpenter
4 Shsfer Mig. Co., went to Moberly
the first of the week so attend a
meeting OF the STATE Egg Dealers
Assn He IL Il member Of she execu
i've committee and will make an y
fort to secure the next meeting for
iutler.
Wees Satteree OF Rich Hill was
arrested and fined u short time ago
Tor refusing TO either pay taxes on u
log or give Il up so be killed. At she
time he stated his intention of ap.
peal,ng the case, but later reports
LAY that he has given it up and will
allow the case TO stand.
I Mrs. Sarah Robinson, mother OF h.
F. Robinson, superintendent of sht
Rich Hill public schools, died ~ heart
failure At Kansas City Friday eve
ming The remains were shipped e.
| Passaic where he funeral was held
and the body WAS Inferred in the
Oak Hill Cemetery. An obituary by
n friend In another column.
> Prof Stephen Smith, OF Mingo
brought fourteen boys from that
township to attend the Farmer boy,
| encsmpment. They all came In one
, biz farm wagon with Stephen driv
ing. He said at the last minute HI
, had applications for that many
more, but he had not prepared fol-
them
| An old Johnny Reb stood at Bal
lagh's corner watching the grea
crowds moving to the Grand Army
encampment. With kindly light II
his eyes and sympathetic note II