The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-02-25

tHcuiHdlicin- one was du Oiu rtSi-
dent Of shat city and most estims-
BILE lady.
New spring goods at Hills Cash
Store.
Jas. B. Lipe recently made a trip
shrough Oklahoma and liked the
country so well that be concluded to
sell out here and locate there. He
met Hosea Ellis as Big Cabin, TO
which place he moved about year
ago. Mr.. Ellis is doing we'll.
See the new soc silks that we are
selling al 39c-Hill's Cash Store.
The Hsrrisonville Democrat re-
ports DR.. Win Angle who was recent.
ly brought from Guymon, Okla,
critically III, as In a fair way TO re
cover. He is a brother OF Jas. r
Angle OF Butler and was formerly
one OF the physicians at the Nevada
Asylum,
Beautiful new spring fabrics Tor
costumes and waists await you at
Hills Cash Store.
The wild man with an ak and gun,
who had been terrorizing the farmers
OF the north part Of Johnson county,
was finally surrounded In a barn and
was forced TO give up because Of the
excessive cold weather. He proved
to be an escaped convict from the St.
Joseph asylum.
New Toe wash goods only l0c at
Hills Cash Store.
Fred Cecil, Charley West and j. ".
Darby, representing Walnut town
ship In the county convention, called
to Josh the editor Monday. The
train time on the interstate Is very
bad for shat section. These gentle
men had so come over Sunday even
Ing and stay till Tuesday morning,
See those Roll Top Desks and Book
Cases as Richards on south side
square. 1t
In spite OF the almost impossible
conditions OF the roads, every town.
ship in the county except the two ex.
treme south east corner ones, Hud-
son and Rockville, were represented
at the county convention Monday,
which, We pause to remark, speaks
volumes for the loyalty OF those
splendid Democrats.
On account OF my health | would
like to sell my stock Of goods, con-
sisting OF Second Hand, and new
Furniture, Stoves, Musical goods,
etc. Box SO, Butler, Mo. 1t.
We were complimented on Monday
by q pleasant call from DR.. Lusk,
WHO'S taking post graduate course
at the Kansas City Medical College.
: DR.. Lusk spent Saturday and Sun
day with his family at Nyhart. He
Is interested In the passage OF a bill
regulating the practice OF medicine
In the state and will probably 90 to
Jefferson City this week.
j. A. Neal was brought to Dr.
, Fosters Office on Friday, with the
! side OF his face cut open and several
of his teeth fractured. Mr.. Neal was
cutting wood, and the az struck al
overhsnging limb OF a tree, causing
1t to defect and strike him In the
face. A number OF stitches were re-
!, quired to patch up his face and the
broken molsrs were removed by Dr.
Foster.
The Kansas City Star noting the
divorce trial OF Sarah B. Ochsner. a
former Bates county girl against her
husband, Joseph A. Ochsner, quotes
. from her testimony as follows: "He
t compelled me to work In the fields as
3 a farm hand. After doing my field
I work, | have to do the homework
i. milk the COWS and deliver milk ia
. customers" 1t is needless to add
. that she got her divorce.
! The row raised by Rev ]. N
Crutcher against the Confederate
Home very properly petered out. The
only susbstantiated charge was that
the aged and inhrm veterans we're
. occasionally given q drink Of whiSkey
under very strict Neutrality-suspicious..
This the pin headed Crutcher was
bent on magniiying into an unpar
donable sin. The sober, sound, com.