The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 26, 1905, Page 7

Jesse Oakes, the Urich school teach-| Gov. Folk will stump Ohio the first er, who ran away with his pupil, was | three days in N ber for the Dem. released from the Clinton jail last weet ie ee ee ere ee week on bond of $750. 4 A bitter local option fight is going | on overin Henry county, and it is | thought will probably carry in the county outside of Clinton, which be- ing a city of more than 2,500 people, must, under the law vote separately. Our young friend C. C. Leonard | The election is set for November 4tb. orders his paper changed from Wor- land toColoradoSprings, Col.,where,| Drury Field came near losing abovt he writes, be expects to make bis/half of a bunch of 130 head of cattle home. The best wishes of Taz Tires Tuesday night. He changed them accompanies him. froma prairie grass pasture to arich J. E. Kretzinger orders his paper] field of clover and a lot of them took changed from ElDorado to Mont-|the bloat. A gang of men worked rose No. 31, which indicates that] _. : : . Kretzi fi bes with them all night, and by tying Mr. Kretzinger, after an absence of ettets hele wasine: ennak tan several years has returned to his fine all. This method of gagging bloated farm in Deep Water township. Daniel Alkire returned last week | ttle seems to be the most success- ful remedy.—lichards Progress. from New Windsor, Col., where he had been visiting Charley Middleton. He says Charley is dispatch boss tor the drainage canal on the big Caton ranch, and is doing well. Dug Walden bas sold his transfer teams, together with the business gnd good will, and his city property to F. E. Goodenough, of Foster, who has taken charge of the business and = shortly move his family to this elty. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hill anddaugh- ter Clara, returned the first of the week from a ten days etay in St. Louis, where Mr. Hill put in most of the time on the market while Mrs. Hill and daughter were visiting. Dorary dressing to stand the trip to The three year old child of William | Kansas City to the Mo. Pac. ve af Dudley, living in the Northwest part| ‘al. Dr Boulware accompanted him of the city, died of diptherla on Tues. | 0 the hospital, on the caboose and day afternoon. The little fellow had | engine of the freight train, arriving been sick only a few days and its| there early Tuesday morning. death is great shock and sorrow) Mr. Freeman had been with the to his parents, Mo. Pac. Company for a number of years and was experienced in break- Dr. H. R. Field, another old friend ing. He has « wife and two children of THE Times, who has been with us| in Pleasant Hill, for the full life of the paper, 27 years, renews his allegiance. Dr. Fields is one of the early settlers, prominent and successful practitioners of that section where he commands untverstal respect and esteem, Vernon county is hammeringaway atangw court house. A township delegate convention will be held at Nevada the 18th to adopt a plan for building a new court house. William Freeman, a brakeman, was frightfally injured under the whee!s | while the northbound freight was | switching at the Butler depot Mon- day night. It is not known just how the accident happened: but it is thought after he had thrown the switch he attempted to cross the track and car, a which had been sent down the line, struck him. The wheels of the car ran over both legs, crushing them from the knees down 80 that amputation will be neces- sary. He Was taken into the depot, and Dr. T. C. Boulware, the compa- ny’s local physician, was called, who gave him local treatment and a tem- Well Dressed Men in Every Walk of Life Wear the HAND TAILORED SUITS SUCH AS WE SELL. It you need a suit or overcoat this fall you will find the best assortment at our store. ' Suits, : : $5 to $20 | Overcoats $5 to $22 We also show a great assortment of Boys and Childrens Suits and Overcoats. The case of Henry vs. Mo. Pac. Ry. Co. occupied the attention of circuit court for several days the last of the week. Saturday afternoon the jury returned a verdict of $5,000 damage against the company. About ayear Mrs. James Scifers received word from Butler that her grandfather, B. F. Uttley, was very seriously ill, and that the attending physicians had given up all hopes of his recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Scifers have gone to Butler to attend his bedside.—Rich Hill Review. Master Gaylord Hancock proved to be the best youthful sleuth, in dis covering the X tragooD clothes sales: man on his visit to our city Monday, and was awarded the priza of a $5 suit of clothes offered by the Amer- ican Clothing House to the firat boy who would recognizs him, Our Men’s and Boy’s Shoe Department As full of the best makes, 13 years old, was caught in the turn- stile, used to turn the engines of the Interstate branch, at the Butler de- pot, and had bis leg so badly crushed that amputation was necessary. The plaintiff estat lished that one of the men in charge had told the boy to help. The defense demurred to the evidence on the ground that the principal could not be bound by the unauthorized acts of its employee. Hon. Thos. J. Smith and M.S. Horn represented the plaintiff, Judge W. W. Graves and H. C. Clurk appeared for the company defendant. The The Good Clothes Store. E. C. Vandervoort, former station Duck coate just arrived for boys} @gent here, now occupying a eimilar and men from 85cto $1.98. Hill’s|Pposttion in Joplin, was visiting Cash Store. friends in Butler Saturday. By bis kindness and consideration for the traveling public’s interests heenaear- | ed. ed himself to our people. ring your eggs to us, we take h in exchange for goods same as hh. 446f. Sam's Levy & Co. t i ‘¢e } ri i Remember J. E. Williamssells barb wire and hog fence, Mare, Phaeton and harness for sale, call at this office. The Democrat has been “enjoying” an unusual run of bad iuck in the press room the past week, which end- ed Monday evening in smashing the paper press in such a way that the management was compelled to pur- chase a new press, which will be in- stalled this week, when we hope the hodoo will be removed and life made easy for the printer. ‘ A barn belonging to the old Pierce place in the rear of the Laclede hotel building, was discovered on fire at about 2 o’clock Sunday morning. The fire boys respondad promptly -_ = ae ¥ 3 flames _ con- trol. The three horses and twocows, | pounteous aud well prepared dinner, belonging to Ab Guyton, confined | prepared by the hesbean Mrs. Mary Fine wool bose for infants; white, —_ rratr ~ p- me Wright. assisted by i cousin, Miss Cotto: black and colors at 25c pr. Also|° oF a we ‘ound | Mary Kennedy. The day was spent Tie hen'te en cg ae black wool hose for 15 and ifea pe. them. Mr. Guyton’s hay was de in pleasant conversation, i being the Store. P At Hill’s Cash Store, stroyed. first occasion on which the three Family Gathering. There was a gathering of relatives at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aarun H. Wright at 7119 Lexington Ave., Chicago, Ills, on Sunday. Oct. 1st, 1905. There were present: Dion- yesius Wright, of Homer, IIl., father ot Aaron H. Wright; Randolph Wright, of Rensselaer, Ind.; Leander Wright, of Fowler, Colorado, brother of Dionysius Wright; Jacob Wright and wife, cousins of Dionysius Wright; John Wright and wife and Charles Wright, sons of Jacob A. Wright, and Karl Wright, son of John Wright. They partook of a Charley McFarland and Chas. Fisk Mens new neckwear latest styles, played in the Virginia band at the FAIIl’s Cash Store. street carnival in LaCygne, Kansas, Wannon- Weiner Elevator Company , !ast week. weceiving corn. 52-tf Warm shawls from 25c to $1.98 at F Cannon & Weiner have about com- Hill’ Cash Store. Dleted their new elevator at thede-| At the stock yards at Adrian a pot. young man named Clark was kicked Fleece lined black sateen ekirts | by a horse, and the thigh bone of the 11.68. Hill’s Cash Store. left leg was broken, so the Journal Come to J. E. Willlams and try a | Teports. k of Kansas Seal and Empire} phe baby son of William Nix issick our. with what the ene physicians Judge G.C. Miller remembered us| Pronounce a well developed case of ndly, as has been his custom for | Malignant diptherla. pany years. ago William Henry, a youth about! case, we understand, will be appeal: | 72 in. mercerized table linen at 48c| In behalf of the teachers of Bates per yard at Hill’s Cash Store. county, School Superintendent Ives preps mena extends an earnest invitation toeach Drainage Project Encouraging. and every school director in the county to be present at the Teachers’ Association in Butler, Nov. 2, 3 and 4th. Supt. Ives is especially anxious to have directors attend the Satur- | day morning meeting, at which time practical subjects of interest to both directors and teachers will be dis- cussed. Prof. Frank Deerwester, of the The surveying corps on the drain- age ditch project has gone intocamp atShobe. There are about a dozen men in the gang, and several of them were in town. The surveyors have completed seven miles of their task | andare highly encouraged. They re- port a fall of 17 feet for the seven miles, or almost 2X feet per mile,and| s _ are confident when the ditch is open- peter ym a > ed as proposed, with this amount of | deliveran address Thureday evening. fall the water will shoot the chutes | Rev. Joel A. Barker, pastor of the withesuch rapidity that there willnot | OhioStreet M. E. Church, Butler, will deliver a lecture Friday evening on rd _" es to monet oF make thesubj-ct: “The Real vs. the Ideal.” afraid. It will be a great thing for| “Tt is hoped that there will be a the bottom land owners.—Rich Hill large attendance of directors and Review. friends of education. GROCERIES AND HARDWARE =CABLE & GROVES.= Always have a full line of Groceries and Hardware and you will tink our prices right and the quality as good as the best. COFFEE. Our new line ot Bell Coffee is giving the best of sat- isfaction, every package guaranteed, FLOUR AND FEED. Don’t tail to try our Perfection 1 always pleases. Feed of all kinds delivered to all parts of the city. STOVES. We have only a few left, if you are looking for a bargain in atoves see us at once, The big corn crop is to be picked call on us for pegs, scoops, etc, Shelf hardware of all kinds, get our prices, Bring your produce to us and get cash or goods in exchange. We always pay top prices. Don’t forget the place, first door: south Bates National Bank, CABLE & GROVES. Phone 13, BUTLER, MO. ee ee a Welt Shoes For Winter. f A “Welt’’is a shoe that is made by sewing @ narrow leather strip (or welt) to the upper and then sewing ‘5 to the sole. It’s the old hand MADE FOR US. BY PETERS { SHOE CO. ‘ST.LoulSs. method and produces a sturdy shoe that stands the winter’s cold. $2.50 to $4.0 S j ) f ; f \ f SO oe ee gate We have just received some fine new styles in both Mens and Womens DIAMOND BRAND j Welts from Peters Shoe Co. and they’re just the thing for the next six months, Eggs Taken Same as Cash. A continuance was granted to the next term of circuit court in the case of Ghere vs. Charles Bennett, for per- sonal damages sustained by plain- tiff’s horse being scared by defend- ant’s automobile, causing it to'run away, bwegpiry | Ghere out and frac- turing one of his legs. Also #con- tinuaace in the case of Simpson vs Mo. Pac. Ry. Co., a suit to recover damages because of the failure on part of company to furnish stock cars to the plaintiff. brothers, Leander, Dionysins and Miss Cora Olmstead, of Adrian,| Our old friend Frank Oldaker Randolph, bad all been together at pent Sunday the guest of her friend | dropped in to renew his fealty to onetimefor forty years. Intheeven- rs, George Herrell. Tae Times which has been bia yearly ing the guests departed wishing for custom for more than & quarter oi a John T.Cofer, a substantial citizen century. the recurrence of sw | ocea- pt southwest Bates was a pleasant sions. RIGH baller. the last of the week. Bring your chickens, eggs, butter in i ete., to J. E. Willams, Bo Deg tng shoe paces John L, Herrell, the insurance , . |man, who hae been confined to his T. P. Taylor, of Moscow, Idaho, | bed for several weeks with typhoid alba us with remittance for ° fever, is still seriously ill. nosher year. Our old friend M. R. Lyle, un early Calland see our new lot of Misses | settler aud prominent citizen of Lone nd childrens caps 25 and48c, Hill’s h Store. A Missour! Pacific train was wreck- ed just west of Ft. Scott, Kan., last Saturday by the breaking of a rail and the cars ‘were thrown down a Oak, was's pleasantcaller and favor- . ed us with renewal for his own paper and for his brother E. E. Lyle at ti steep embankment. A number ofthe arin of 160 avres just meet of the | W20h00, Neb. patengera were burt, but fortunately of ¥ fi 000. . big shi: no lives*were lost. U. H. Letton, ie school house, for $4, Pome rat 8 ppt Bl Hay bookkeeper for Carpenter & Shafer, iherift Jas. R. Simpson, of Deep- | ¢1 39 and $1.50, best values in the| this city, was in the emoking car ship, was in the clty Mon-| country for the money. Hill’s Cash | °f the ilifated train and was cut and pg hands with his many | store, bruised about the head and body. ‘ Chine nS Pe In ~ fall ee ge a de jet, tansbury an experien which cut quite a scalp wound, neces- 5 aioer & peeaanns shoe and clothing man, from Rich | sitating apparel stitches. Mr. Let- relatives and old) Fi11, has acce & poaltion with} ton thinks himeelf and other pas- riend to her home in ‘St. | she American Clothing House totake|sengers fortunate in escaping 80 the place of J. W. Campbell. who has| well. resigned to go to Los Angeles, Cal. | ont ion av? tence to Prot. Jesse Oakes, the Urich school | the penitentiary of Hetelle P. Butler teacher who deserted bis wife and | Friuay to serve » terw offorty years, ran away to California with Opal] justice haefinally ben meted out to sicweed eapeied sod fefuneh ati of Oe tacks mie cap he intrde! cer. Clan ce a toClinton, has been released‘on' a} Jo | bond tor $750 SESE ESE eS SS SS Sr es Hill’s Cash Store, PSS SSB SOS Seeeeewewwm Our Boys and Childrens Department | Is flowing over with the latest novelties in Suits and Overcoats See the Nobby Suits From $1.50 to $6.00 Stylish Overcoats from $2.50 to $8.00 A Special Value OUR D. B YOUTHS S'IITS In Black and Figured Cassimerel}$6.50 For the Best Clothes at the Least Noney) IB a Slt