The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-06-17

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met a tragic death under the wheels
near Lone Tree IN Cass county last
week he was breaking on she Red 4
Bali freight, and mounted on she
pilos OF she engine 80 do some switch
ing Al Lone Tree. In some manner
ne fell under she wheels and was
ground TO pulp
In pursuance OF an order made BY
the county court, Sheriff ". j. Bull
lock and deputy Ed. Dillon wens out
to his home, southwest OF Butler and
apprehended Newton Boyles, who
had been adiudged insane By the
court, and ordered sent to the sylum
at Nevada. Boyles had undergone
treatment In the asylum before and
discharged as cured.
160 acres OF nice smoothe land In
Lincoln county Nebraska, clear OF all
Indebtedness, title perfect, every loot
tillible, no improvements, just good
land. Price 800. per acre. VIII eI-
change for property In Butler worth
she money, or for y small we'll i'm.
proved farm near Rutler, Write A.
r. & L. n )samond, naddam,
Kansas. 1t
Announcement cards OF the mar
riage OF Miss "Bit" Colyer and Mr..
F d. Thomas, on Monday morning,
June 14th, at st Johns Episc opal
church, Jacksonville, Fla, were re-
ceived by Butler friends. Miss Colyer
Was very popular young lady OF
Butler and her many friends here
wish her happiness and prosperity.
have a number OF inquiries for
farms. Iiyou wish TO sell, list with
me, c. W. Hess,
2Su Butler, Mo.
&. ". Price and wife, oiJsmesport
Davies county, visited his brother,
George Price the past week. They
'eturned home Tuesday. c. ". Price
Ia the eldest OF five brothers. Those
living are Allen Price OF Oklahoma,
Sam ". Price, OF California and
George Price OF Butler, all highly re-
.pecsed and prosperous citizens. c.
W. Price is a retired farmer and lives
In Jamesport.
viii johnson, the fruit grower
southwest Of Rich Hill, said to the
Review that he will have good crop
Of peaches, though apples will be
short. His raspberry crop will be al.
most a failure, but the blackberry
crop promises to be immense. Mr..
johnson says the grain outlook In
his section exceeds anything he has
seen for number Of years past.
80 acre farm In fancy county Mo-,
email house, stable, crib, ETC., 20
acres In cultivation, nice small or.
chard growing, good spring, close
10 school and church, lots OF good
timber, In good neighborhood. VIII
trade this for house and lots In But
Ter, or timber land that is clear In
Bates county. Write A. r. & l.. N.
Rosamond, Haddsm, Kansas. 1t
Great Bargains In summer wash
dresses and waists as Hills Cash
Store.
Professor and Mrs. H. o. Maxey
!. aud daughter passed through Butler
i. on Friday on their way home TO
Sprague, from JohnstowD, where
they had been called by the news
that the little daughter had been in
jured by being thrown from horse.
Her injury was a fracture OF the bone
8 just above the ankle, but she was
able to be taken home.
e There will be no lack OF opporuni-
J. ties for the pstrioticly inclined citiz.
, ems to fttingly observe the 4th In
Is this section OF the country. There
70 will be celebrati ons so lar as we have
o observed announcements, at Rich
70 Hill, Rockville, Montrose, Clinton,
81 Appleton City, Adrian and the big.
gest OF all at Butler, the county seat
!. Of the kingdom OF Bates. Pay your
money and take your choice.
D. Specials In wash goods-35c goods
It for Zoe, 25c goods for 12ac, 15c
], goods ios 7kc-Hill's Cash Store.
% Boone Burner hived an exception
.. ally large swarm Of bees. which had
u settled In his yard. Rev. Jacob r.
D. Allan vas visited nv a sWarm which