The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-06-10

head aud b.nd the knee 20 any con.
dition that helps shat king.
Claude keele AMI Miss Irene Kin
ney, OF Butler were married at Lib.
erty Sunday afternoon by Rev Lewis
Ksele, brother OF the groom. Mr..
Ks lie holds a position with the Ben.
nett Wheeler Mere. Co and Is an In
dustrious worthy young man. The
bride is the pretty daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. VI. F. Kinney.
81. 81. Harshsw last week purchss
ed the fine Vim. E. Walton residence,
on Pike and Delaware street, and
will shortly move HE family TO town.
rbis il one OF she handsomest and
mo-t clmmodious residences In the
city and located in very desirable
neiI hborhood and close to the busi.
ness section.
] R Wright was convicted In the
circuit court lass week Tor violating
the local option law In Butler. This
was the first case OF thls kind tried
and attracted considerable atten.
ton. The jury returned verdict Of
guilty and assessed bis fine at six
months In the county jail.
Mrs. Charles Endres, who disposed
Of her restaurant business In this
city some weeks ago to the Payne
Bros, LET'S Monday for Kansas City
to make her home. Mrs. Endres has
been resident Of our city Tor many
years and has many friends through.
out the county who wish her well.
DR.. T. c. Robinson, OF Nevada, was
In Butler Sunday and visited the fair
grounds where his fine string OF
horses are In charge OF O.. P Wilson.
DR.. Robinson was formerly superin.
tendent OF the Nevada Asylum for
several terms, and is regarded very
strong man In this section Of the
state.
Prot. Stephen Smith OF Mingo, was
IN Butler Monday, secured q team
and drove to Merwin, where he vas
elected superintendent Of the Merwin
schools for next year. He returned
to Butler Tuesday for the Rural
Graduates exercises and left that
night for Warrensburg, where he will
take the summer normal course.
W. A. Baker was In Butler and had
the name OF his fine farm In Pleasant
Gap township recorded by the coun.
ty clerk, as "Blue Grass Valley Stock
Farm" Mr.. Baker owns a fine lay
Ing and we'll improved stock farm
and makes q specially In breeding
big bone Poland.China hogs and
Aberdeen.A cattle.
Webster Jones, OF this city, who
received the degree OF Master OF Arts
In the University OF Missouri this
year, has been elected an assistant
instructor in chemistry in Purdue
University, Indiana. Webster was
an assistant In chemistry at Missouri
sbis year, and is going 80 the front
The Rich Hill students are making
good Rich Hill Tribune.
Ernest l.. Wood who, on complaint
Of the Missouri Pacific Railway Com
psny, was arrested some time since
charged with having stolen merchsn
disc from freight car at Ovid, wal
given a hearing at Nevada, and wss
acquitted. The evidence In his be
hall showed that he purchased ths
goods from another man.
Capt. F. ]. Tygard arrived In But
Ter Monday night and Is stopping al
the Campbell boarding house on Pins
; street. Captain Tygard is quite ole
} and feeble. The meeting between
! him and some OF his old.time friend
Of his affluent days In Butler, is re
: ported quite effecting. he Is max
ing his home with his nephew an,
niece, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray McCulloch
In ST. Louis.
Prof. Milton, the palmist, and hi
wife are sorely grieved over the dealt
Of Lady B.. a famous English blacl
and tan female terrier. The littl
animal was very valuable, Prof. NIL
ton says, having been the means Q
enriching her owners to the amour
OF 81, 100 through the sale Of her OF
spring and in. the premiums won a
bench shows. She was registers
and weighed just 81 pounds -Ric
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