The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-08-19

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Gem City Business College, Quincy,
ILL.,, writing The Times, Says:-'1
am enclosing check in payment of
our school advertisement as per con-
tract. Our business relations have
been pleasant, and we expect to be
with you again next year. Our
school prospects for the ensuing year
are very flattering, and we expect
largest and best school we have ever
had.
X. j. AtchiSon and Miss Rilla Tomp-
kins were quietly welded by Rev.
Elsey at the Baptist parsonage, Thurs
day morning at 1890 o'clock. They
took the noon train for Illinois on a
wedding trip. The bride is the niece
of Mrs. clearinghouse, of this city,
with whom she made her home. The
groom is cashier of the Bank of
Archie and sterling young business
man. They viii make their home in
Archie.
Last Saturday, August l4th, was
the Gath birthday, of Mrs. w. P.
Sewer, who is soiourning at Edo
RADIO Springs. On that day this es-
Unable lady was remembered by her
relatives and friends in this and ad-
joining counties and in other states
by shower Of postal cards. The
number of years she had lived were
too few for her number of friends
and the postal cards she received
numbered 80. This was a most pleas
ing surprise to Mrs. Sewer, and the
remembrances were gratefully appre-
ciated.
Application for hunting license can
be made before any Justice of the
Peace, Notary Public or other officer
authorized to administer oaths. Such
application, when accompanied by
the proper fee, Sl.00 for county; IS
for state and $25 for nonresident, di-
rected to the county clerk, will get
, the license by return mail. Applica-
ton blanks have been sent out by the
State Game Warden to all peace Of
ficers By this method the applicant
can be saved trip to Butler for that
purpose.
Eta Langford, young girl of New
Home township, was adiudged insane
at called session of the county court,
attended by Judges Harper and Pad
dock, on Thursday, and ordered sent
to the Hospital for the Insane at Ne
vada. Miss Langford had been af-
flicted for some time, but in a mild
form. She resided with her parents,
! and recently became violent, threat
ened the old people and drove them
out of the house. She is suffering
with malarial fever and her condition
is pathetic.
The Rockville Booster announces
its advent into the yearling class as
follows: owe have not celebrated
the event to any extent'as the weather
is too hot to make even small jag
comfortable. Now isn't that philo-
sophical view, being marooned in
dry town. But the Booster has
proved live wire in that town, is be-
ing literally patronized by the mer-
chants and business men, and it looks
like il has become a permanent fix
5 ture. The Times wishes the Booster
$ unlimited success.
The Warrensburg State Normal is
offering tuition scholarships to High
t School Students making the highest
/, grades in competitive examinations
D as follows; LIST year, Latin-Forms
1 and simple sententences; I'd year,
Caesar-First four books; Sd year,
: Cicero-Catiline orations; 4th year,
S Vergil-Six books. Where Cicero &C.
ours in the 4th year, or Vergil in the
I Ord year, this will be taken into ac-
count. The examinations will be held
a in room 7, Sept. l4th, at 10 a. m.
The three young men charged with
:. robbing the Drysdale & Scheurich's
n store at Passaic last week, had their
9 preliminary before squire Jeter
:. Thursday. Wilkerson and VIM
n were bound over in the sum of $500
y to the October term of Circuit court.
, John Lawrence, the youngest of the
e three plead guilty and was sentenced
to ninety days in the county Jail. The
: testimony developed that Lawrence
~ was asleep i'm box car when the