The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 27, 1906, Page 7

Young Mens SUITS OVERCOATS $7.50, $10, $12.50, $15, he Greatest Line Ever Offered i To The People of Bates. J The ht The Good a Good Shoe THE RIGHT WAY. Clothes WE FiT YOUR FORM, HEAD; FEET AND PURSE. 1 Store plimented Tae Tres sanctum. She when she was only four years old. She has a brother living in Rich Hill. Mrs. Emma Walker sends us remit- tance fur renewal from Saratoga, Wyo. Says they are still interested in the happenings of old Bates, al though they hive been away a num- ber of years. She writee that they are having tov equinoxlal storms, when they can expect good weather up to Corist mas. The following young people went down to Camp Patterson, near Nyhart to s)end Seturday aud Sun- day: Misses Sallie, Wix, Maggte Smith, Naomi and Anon Day Smith, Jessie Ruy, nnd Messrs, Da Witt Chas- tain, George Caruthers, Zack Patter- son and Carl Heurv. Tuis ts the Monegnw crowd for 1906. Dan Embree, popular Democratic nowluee for circuit clerk, was in But- ler Tuesday and favored us pleas- antly, Mr. Embree is industrious! campaigning, as it fs his duty, bot to his party and himself. His quall- fications and fitness for the office are recogoized by all. His majority will rub the thoussnd mark mighty close, but he {fs leaving nothing to chance. Silvers & Silvers moved their law office from rooms over the Farmers Bank to thelr new - office building just completed on Ohio street. This isa small brick building, designed espec- fally for this firn. There are two large rooms, light and airy and con- veniently arranged. - as — ———— Mr. and Mre.Sam Walls, of Adrian, | Just received glass ware of every; Thearmers are cutting corn. vere in Butler Monday. description at Hill’s Cash Store, Outing flannel 5c to 15c at Hill’s ; shipment of tin ware from| J. A. Welr and wife went to Kansas | Cash Store. mallees to largest pleces at Hill's | Clty Saturday to visit a fow days! Tast Sunday some one poisoned Dash Store. with relatives and friends. King, the fine bird dog of J.A. Cobb , Mias Francis Catron has gone to| By the prompt use of antidotes his or baat Cnticepctia yp reg take awpecial course in Ewerson’s | Iife was saved. Kansas City, Mo. College of Blocution, at Boston. George F Cobb and Miss Narmette Be {ful.patterns in Foilede Nord J. A. Cobb and family left on Tues- | Brown, of Rich Hill, were married at y sagt a vite ‘¢ + Hill’s Cash day ina wagon for the Ozarke, for tne Cottage hotel in this city at noon ee mephyr ginghame 9 . & hunting and outing trip of several | on Monday. Rev. H. Jas. Crockett ee weeka, officiated. Mre, Ed. Snider and son went to) ‘The corner stone of the new high| pr... Wesley Arnold, who hasbeen Joplin Sundry to visit relatives and | school building at Nevada was laid staan she py ne aint hag here ‘ ; q e p ) } friends. Friday. The Masons assisted in the fever, is reported much better, and it The burning of the normal school | °eremony. {s thought in a day or so will be at at Stanberry, afewdayeago,caused) Japanese cotton bayers have | bis office again. @ loss of $70,000, established headquarters at Okla- | H, Willard, east of Batler, lost hie Maines left Sunday for|4oma City, and are buylog up cot-| barn by fire Friday night. It was i ateeie’ Gas mers, le os nts hg ton for shipment to Japan. eo by aay sombeation, i i ol of Technol- 6s there was 4 large amount of ne! — aca ccaaty wilt haves lncge sere: Say stowed ta the mom, of wus of ; Albert Weeks, of the firm of Wag- | 20 been so much wheat sowed in incendiary orlgin. ’ ner & Weeks, of Rich Hill was in But- | the county in ten years. We were complimented with a| The depot at Belton, Cass county, ler Wednesday on bueiness. C. M. Boswell bas sold the vld La- | Pleasant call from Judge John H. has been robbed twice this month. \ Fair at Sedalta will open | clede building to Henry McCandless, Sullens, of New Home township, on| Kintrance was gained by prying a ¥ ~~. wap hs Lerabee 99h hen ot Howell county. The old building age we Judge iby porarhgoey window. ‘he first time only some see at Friday, Octuber 5th. has stood idle for a number ofyears. | 128 after hie property interests an packages presumably containing of anpeieenbeye: prong whiskey were taken but the second The Walker-McKibben Mercantile fol veting will| ” - . oan etd > ete toe company is making some internal eee ee ment AE. time 6 valuable jewelry package was pore sey Sept improvements, rearranging shelving | onyrch Sunday morning. These are| taken from the safe. Tue Herald and counters in order to give oF pleasant occasions. The invitation !s}saye suspicion points strongly to room for thelrimmense stock of | sonoral to the public, and it 18 hoped | jocal talent. goods. all old folks will be present. F Judge W. T. Kemper, Judge Stith Our office was graced on Tuesday : There are oem ctninel come tp 8 Ford, E. M. Team and other by a pleasant call from Mre, W. A, | Pleasant called on Monday and ex- on the circuit court: docke poet Let, | Pepresentatives of Marmaduke camp | Downey and daughter, Miss Tootele, | tended his annual favors. Mr. ypounty. Court will convene Oct. 1st. | if tor Joplin Wednesday morning % Home, end ire, 8. ‘ Farnee, ot| Maddy was in Butler to complete the ttend the Ex-Confederates Re- ington, lle. Mre. Farner is 4! transfor ot twenty acres of land which illiam Osborne, a substantial | *° 4 A iy Sd county farmer, called the laet | U8lon the 26th and 27th. sister of Mrs. Downey. This is her formerly belonged to the Graham third visit to Bates county, and she bf the week and favored ussubstan-| Rey J Arrington Barker, pastor |says things look better here every | heire, which he recently purchased to 4 . add to his fine farm in Mound. Mr. of the Ohio street M. E. church, will | time. She is much pleased with our r your new fall curtains we have pea yd 7 canes og an Leg county and {ts development. Maddy ts a practical farmer, and has fancy scrim, madris and netting at | and the Ideal,” at the M.E. church, | 4) a my , oneof themen who| ™ade a success in life, He reports a lowept prices—Hill’s Cash Store. Hume, Mo., October th, made his ams trom the jail at|bouatitul crop. . Hulen has his pa-' The state i f the Missour! | Harrisonville a short time ago was biey aged from Butler to Kansas, Divioton. of United. Conlogerate | captured in Kaneas City the other| Th Jury in the cago of J. L. Ghere w a erty, Elmer Bridgman was accidentally killed by his twelve year old brother at Nevada Saturday. Elmer, says the Mail, was engayed in repairing his bicycle, while his brother was holding a target rifle. As the boy was in the act of unloading the rifle, Elmer raised up and struck the gun, and 1t was discharged, the bull pass- ing through his hears. A team, driven by Wm. Skinner to & cart, in which he and his wife were riding, ran off Wednesday morning, and when near A,O. Welton’s resi- dence, Mrs. Skinner was thrown out over the wheel, lighting on her head and faee, Her teeth were loosened and ugash wascut inone of her legs. She was picked up by Mr. Wel- ton and taken into his residence and 6 physician called. Mr. Skinner was dragged half way down the hill by the lines, but escaped serious fajury. Mr. Bryan’s leadersh!p in thiscam- gn ought to help the Democratic kets in every county in this state. Frank Maddy, of Mound, was a \ ld at Joplin to-|day. He is a crook of long standing | #g@inst Chas. Bennett, tried at Har- a ee an” "itlee yy rt St. one the Cass County ‘Democrat. | risonville last week, returued a ver- Joseph, is eponsor for the division. | Notwithstanding he 1s only 86 years| dict giving Gaere a jadgmentagainst otagehe haseerved tour penitentiary | ponnets tor $1,200. Is will be re- Down at Met?, Vernon county, fhe | sentences; two in Missouri, one in ssc ried | by Rev. Barker at the M. E. | firetloadof new corn brought tothat | Ohio and one in Colorado. membered that several months ago on Wednesday morning. | market sold for 40c bushel. Bennett was driving his automobile 7 With the big crop of this year, isis| Col. and Mrs, J. M. Courtney, of| 4own South, Main ctreet in Butler. 8, of Homer, was | doubtful if that price will be main-| Kansas City, came down the first of Ghere, af tin 06 last of the week | tained when the crop is thrown on | the week on business and to see their ) @ farmer, was coming we tor her brother, Nendo | the maket. , | many friends. We acknowledge alin his buggy. When near she public S yin and favor of renewal. | square Ghere’s horses took fright at Mre. Jennie Boyd was awarded Courtney for Lehi yeee ot thie|*t? machine and ranaway. Ghere gorn will soon oom ite ap- poe apd okey gp —— pooh 7 Bo yd Considerable | 792 thrown out and his leg broken. ‘peat on the Bai market. Bease teias are almost ripe enough | Boyd is the widaw of Charles Boyd, property interests in Butler and says | Suit was brought, and the case was } who wae killed by @ freight train | some day may conclude to re-| taken to Cass county on change of near Liberal in July, 1905, while | gurn here to venue with the above result. The . alememataen beme cies decision of the jury rested on the | : 3 el point that Bennett, not owning the tnachine, was not licensed to run it. A Union of Churches. The Firet Presbyterian church and the Cumberland Presbyterian church k Pillmanand Miss Francis Jenkins, both of Rich Hill, weremar- THE i | gey fz j church | Po!ntedfor the remainder of the year: A. H. Culver, superintendent; Hiram t the Fat Nichols, ‘assistant superintendent; if The following officers have been ap- ‘at the ball Miss Ora Thompson, secretary; 0. A. . y con-| Heinlein, treasurer; Mrs. A. H. Cal- ended in| ver, superintendent of junior depart- ww eee Miss Alice Trasper, of Oklahoma} All parties indebted to the old firm { Jesse Blizzard was arrested at his City, isin Butler visiting the tamily of McFarland Bros., please calland| home on Mechanic streets Friday of Mr. and Mrs. William Wood. In/settle at once. Don’t waitforanoth- company with Mrs. Wood she com-| er notice.—McFarland Bros. Morrison and taken to Kansas City, night by Deputy U. 8. Marshal Ed. The Chapel and Montrose Reds | °2 the charge of selling intoxicants lived in Butler with her parents, | played an interesting game of ball | Without a government license. The on Wednesday last, at the Fair | offence, it is charged, was committed Grounds in Butler, which resulted in | away back in 1895, when Mr. Bliz- Chapel. of 4 to 1 in favor of the} 2ard was running @ store at Johne- ‘ town, and is based on his selling Lenore, the pretty little daughter | “Cream of cops” a concoction, claim- of Mr. and Mrs. Haden Ray, died | ed to be a harmless, non-intoxicating Saturday evening after an illness of | drink prepared by a Chicago house. nine days, of diphtheria. Everything | Mr, Blizzard is a man of good etand- that medical knowledge could sug-| ing, both in Butler and the eastern gest was tried. Anti-toxin, which | part of the county. He has aninter- had been successful in other cases, esting family, and many of our peo- proved unavailing in this one. Le- ple are of the opinion that the gov- nore was five years and two months | ernment officials are straining ata old, the sunshine of the neighbor- gnat in his prosecution. hood and the idol of the indulgent| _ parents. We are thus everreminded Uncle George Blankenbaker was a that death picks the fatrost flowers | Pleasant caller the last of the week trom the garden of youth to trans- and had his dates set ahead. Uncle plant in that heavenly home to George is another old-time friend of bloom forever. Tue Trmxs, having been with us ever —_—_—_—_ since the paper was established twen- Prospects for New Bank. | ty.nineyears ago. He came tg Bates We understand that there ts. good county at the close of the civil war. prospect for a new bank being start. | His parents were living here before, edin Butler. We learn that C. A.|and his brother was killed by the Emerson, cashier of the Amsterdam | Kaneas Red Lege, just south of But yee ae Ga cee ler. Hesaid Capt. J. C. Martin heard starting a bank in the corner room | *he shots and gathering a few of the of the new hotel, the lease of which | boys together, ambushed the mau- is — ~— by = a - raders at a ford over the river, where also ramo at B.D. " , former cashier of the Farmers Bank, rom sr euie: vito. oi and Al. Blachart are figuring ony etarting & bank. | Ma pena ronemers Poland-China Hog Sale. rriage License Issued. Remember the public sale of Poland- The following marriage licenses | China hogs will take place at the ne a a the Recorder | residence ot L. 8. Paddock, one mile jeorge F. Cobb, Butler, | 800th of Virginia, Monday, October G Nanette Brown, Rich Hill, | 1st. He will sell 22 head—11 males Frank Pillman, Rich Hill, | #04 11 females. These hogs are all Francis Jenkins, “ "thoroughbred. Spucial Premiums Oe JOE MEYER> BATES COUNTY FAIR OCT. 9 to 12 Obstacle Race. Gentlemen to drive, pair of horses. Con- testants to drive between and around ten obstructions placed on the track. Speed and ekfll tocount. Second prize, combination gent’s suspender set, value $1.50. Best sow, any breed with 6 or more sucking pigs, 1st pre- mium, 1 Cardigan jacket $8 00. Best specimen of hand painting on china, one handsome back comb, amber jeweled, value $3.00. For best boar 1 year old, any breed, one covert cloth rubber lined men’s coat, value $4.50, : For best sow, 1 year old and over, any breed, one man’s hat, valu» $8.00. For best bull, 1 year old and under 2, any breed, one drov- er’s waterproof overcoat, value $6.00 Best dratt colt, 1 silk plush cap, value $3.00. Best colt, harness bred, 8 mouths or under, entered and ex- hibited by boy 12 years or under, 1 knee pant suit, value $5 Best draft colt, 8 month and under, entered and exhibited by boy 12 years or under, 1 knee pant suit, value $5.00 For best pair of mule colts under 1 year, 1 corduory sheep felt lined coat, valae $6.50. For the best carriage or buggy team, one fine men’s over- coat, value $20 00. BUTLER BARRED From contesting for above Premiums. In listing your Exhibits be Sure and Note all my Specials in the Catalogue. We are showing the Largest and Best Selected Stock of Mens, Boys and Childrens Suits in Bates Co. Mens Suits - $4,00 to $22, Boys Suits - 3.00 to 12. Childrens Suits - 1.50 to 6 It will pay you to see our Styles and Low Prices. JOE MEYER, The Clothier, i i ee ee ee ae andi in ae i ap a Apples Wanted. For storage purposes. We want good first-clas hand picked merchantable apples and will pay the market price for same. Call and get our prices at once. ; CARPENTER & SHAFER MFG. CO., Butler, Mo. Oe ee ee ee i a ‘ 4 ~~ - ~ 2 ~~ 2» » 2» aga