The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-02-06

A few more OF those beautiful silk
petticoats only So at Hills Cash
Store.
Word was received at Nevada that
Kenneth Jones, son OF r. C. Jones,
formerly OF Vernon county, died In
Florida Monday.
Look In our north window for new
embroideries and wash goods. Hills
Cash Store.
A creamery has been ordered es.
tablished In the Nevada asylum by
the asylum board. 1t will have a
capacity OF $50 to 200 pounds OF
buster per day.
George Fulkerson came In from
To sner, Colorado, where he has been
Tor the past two years. He has prev.
ed up on his claim and will move
back to Butler for the present.
These who attend the art exhibit
will be contributing 80 the worthy
cause of identifying the walls OF the
school oms.oi Butler, Open In the
Armory building, on Ohio street, the
balance OF the week.
Prof.. Stevens and his brotherin.
law, Mr., Hubbard OF Butler, have
purchased the Rockville creamery
property with view OF reopening
tine same In the spring, Appleton
City Journal.
We see from late papers that Gov.
Folk has decided to enter the race
Tor U. 5, Senator. When the Gov
ernor tackles" Bill Stone, he will
find one OF the hardest propositions
he has run across .-"Gabe" In Rich
Hill Review.
A full grown panther, in the act OF
leiping, was killed by It's intended
victim with revolver near Galena,
kas, The young man, whose name
WAS Hi, was within six feet OF the
animal before he realized his danger
and took snap shot,
Mrs. Asenath C. Barrows died at
her home In Rich Hill last week in
the Ssh year OF her life. She was an
early settler OF Bates county and
formerly lived in the Papinvllle
neighborhood. She was the mother
OF j. N Barrows, we'll known real
estate man OF Rich Hill.
c. F. jennings, prominent citizen
OF Walnut township, was over. onI
business -Wednesday.. He had bills
printed at The TINES job office for
sale OF his personal property, one
mile west of Foster on Monday,
February 24sh
Among Others, the following prom
inent attorneys were In Butler the
first OF the week attending the OPEN
ing OF the circuit court: r. H. Ross,
Creighton, Mo; NJ. A. Fyke, Kansas
City, Mo :; A. J. Smith, Adrian, Mo !
l.. l. Scott Nevada, Mo.
H, G Prize, a pioneer farmer OF
Round Rrsirie, had the misfortune
TO lose his house by fire. It's thought |
she flames originated from defect.
i've flue The furniture on the first
floor was saved, but the second story
was n sotal loss. No insurance was
carried
J,J. Radiord writes to have bis ps.
per changed from Eaton to Boulder, |
Colorado. He had been In Eaton
working In a sugar factory. He said !
the EatOn factory turned out POP
600 sacks Of sugar, and there are
elghs other factories In that section
OF the state.
The dadgasted ground hog has GER
tsinly fixed things for the next six
weeks. He insisted on coming out
Sunday, when he ought TO have
known better. Never mind, one OF
these reform movements will be start.
ed against Mr.. g. H. some OF these
days, and he will be put ous'of bust.
ness. 81
The case OF the State vs.. Ed. S
Clark, charged with Irregularities as
Judge at she recent local option cleo.
tion, was tried before JudgeI:W. F.
Hemstreet on last Saturday after
noon. Feb'y lat. 1903 Altar a full