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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1900

Page

8

Local News Notes From Nevada and Nearby

Chas Middleton sends Tar Times to Ed Powell of Lamar while Rev Roe preaches at the Christian church to a large audience. Mitchel Warford renews patronage. Chas Ewin buys North Main brick building for a blacksmith shop. Sheriff Ewing holds execution in Weltmer vs Bishop for 750 plus 1656.85 costs. Southwest Firemen’s Association to meet at Monett June 26 to 29. Monett team to compete under Foreman Frank Mabbot.

Chas. Middleton Ed. Powell Lamar Col Roe of Butler Merwin Mirror Ewin Sherif Ewing Weltmer Dr. Bishop Bates County Nevada Post Southwest Firemen’s Association Monett Frank Mabbot

Nichol and Son Move to New Shoe Store Room

H NICHOL & SON relocate to the Max Weiner Shoe Store room on the east side, now nicely papered for occupancy. The firm, once a small repair shop, has grown into a flourishing business with a large stock, courteous partners, and prices considered right. Their existing patronage should rise as they deserve success.

Max Weiner H. H. Nichol & Son

Dragged to His Death: 11-Year-Old Dell Wolfe Crushed by Pony

In Mound township last week an accident killed 11-year-old Dell Wolfe, son of Grant Wolfe. Dell rode a saddle with feet in stirrups, was frightened by rattling eggs in a tin bucket, and his foot became caught. The pony dragged him for a quarter mile while bystanders tried to stop the animal. Dell died within minutes after release. most bones were broken and he was horribly mangled. Funeral was held Wednesday with neighbors from miles around. interment at Crescent Hill cemetery.

Our Mound Township Little Dell Grant Wolfe Chas Fris Dell Perry Black George Wyatt Mr. Black Mr. Wyatt Crescent Hill Cemetery

Embezzlement Arrest Tollows Butler Man Involved

Harry Conrad accused of embezzling funds after trusting Claude Pollock with 40 to pay for a meat shipment from Kansas City. Pollock used the money for a ticket to Harrisonville and Mulberry, Kan where Deputy Sheriff McCann arrested him. Pollock admits guilt. his parents, respected Butler residents, face the disgrace.

Harry Conrad Batelier Citg Claude Pollock Express Kansas City Claude Harrisonville Mulberry Kan McCann Butler

Withdrawal Letter Withdrawn From County Treasurer Race

J H Crawford announces withdrawal from the race for county treasurer after concluding northern candidates hinder chances. He urges Democratic supporters in Bates County to back Polk Pierce for the nomination, citing a united front as the path to victory and thanking friends for their loyalty.

Bates County Polk Pierce J. H. Crawford

Woman Recovers From Gall Stones with Electric Bitters

Mrs L L Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced a dire stomach trouble and yellow jaundice as gall stones formed and her condition worsened. A doctor warned that only an operation could save her life. After using Electric Bitters she fully recovered, hailed as a wonderful remedy for stomach liver and kidney issues. Sold by H L Tucker druggist.

Ll. B. Hunt Lime Ridge Wis H. L. Tucker

Robbery at the Coates House in Kansas City

The Coates House bar stand was robbed at 11 50 PM as a man faced the proprietor and stole all cash from drawers a tin box with receipts and jewelry. The thief fled with about 250 dollars in cash and around 1000 in jewelry in view of many guests and a hotel officer who offered no resistance.

Kansas City Coates House

Dr Foster opens new office in city near Farmers Bank

Dr T W Foster recently located in our city with office rooms over Farmers Bank. A Marion Sims Medical College graduate active since 1891 at Lewis Station, he bought a southeast city residence and seeks liberal patronage. Also notes rain affected Young People's Society attendance and praises its past and future impact. Bucklen's Arnica Salve endorsed for cyclists and minor injuries.

T. W. Foster Farmers Bank Foster Marion Sims Medical College St. Louis Lewis Station Henry County

Virginia Hearsay Tidbits From Town and County Events

Notes from Virginia recount local visits and travels among residents, with Annie Minzer’s Kansas trip, Butler visitors, and county Endeavor attendees. The piece lists numerous names at gatherings, sickness updates, church notices, and plans for a May 0th supper at Virginia with a call to attend.

Memorial Day observances by Mates Co Post G A R

Members of Mates Co Post G A R Dept No will assemble at 8 5 o clock a m at their hall form column and march around the public square halting on the east side Co BH N G M will join at North Main Street The flower brigade forms at 9 45 a m on the east side of court house park under the Woman s Relief Corps and leads the procession after music The K P Lodge of Hatier will follow the column with civic orders to the cemetery for usual exercises and decorations Comrades then assemble at Post hall at 1 30 p m and march to the opera house where the memorial sermon will be delivered

Mates Co. Post G. A Co BH N.G.M North Main Street Flower Brigade Court House Park Woman's Relief Corps K.P Post Post Hall Opera House

Memorial and Decoration Day observances announced

General Hazen Post 440 G A B and volunteers plan a Salem area Memorial Day program starting May 2. Activities include cemetery decoration of known and unknown graves, memorial services at Baptist church at 4 pm, a procession from Christian church, and an oration by Prof. Frank Robison. Committee members and volunteers listed. call for flowers to honor the dead.

Foster Hazen Ingrar Mattie Skiilmar Frank Robison Ane Lewis Wilson Cather Bell Lada Claypool Frank Boatwright Nellie Dugan Ivan Warens Marths Thomas May Steel May Craiz Efie Gstan Unknown Graves Minnie Harbaugh Dale Steel Myrtiee Campbell Mabel Bailey

Ballard Breezes Reports Voter Day and Local Notes

Ballard residents will vote June 2 in Ballard and Johnstown not Enterprise. Local items mention Will Noble aiding Dave Morlan with a cow to Urich, F M Patrick delivering eggs to Clinton, J H Hill and family visiting M L Price before moving to Oklahoma, rustler Jos Smith, J L Edrington’s county work, Robi Hill and Ed Hooper breaking a mule team, James Shelton leaving for Joplin to work as a carpenter with George Cameron, Jno Richardson riding a goat at Johnstown, and Dr. Wolfe reporting a strong wheat crop in Oklahoma. Additional notes cite A J Hughes and wife trading, Mrs Radford visiting Veubleau, M S Kiersey buying 200 bushels of corn at 35a, Price buying corn and hogs, enterprise school staffing, local mills and shops, and visitors to kin.

Annie Minzer E. Jones Kansas T. L. Harper Butler Our City Sutler Ida Meda Cozick Bessie Belle McElroy Leora Iggy Mary Hensley T. Brown Vinton Virginia Rosa Park Rider G. W Isaac Park Daisy Howell Peter Denning St. Joseph M. E. Church W. G. Cope John New Home Dr. Arnold Nellie Cobb Jessie Cassity Lillie Eakin Sam Pollock Jesse Smith Roy Eakin James Walker Arnold Aaron’s James McDale Fontana Philip Heckadon Wm. Bones Rich Hill Fred Walstreet Kan Chas Tye Howel Graves H. P. Nickell J. W. Wolfe Wesley Hensley Independence Cole Hensley Me. Kiethily Pet Jundy Rev. Kothe St. Louis Bert Crear K. C John Hensley Cal Fisk Dewey Cal Spruce Ballard Johnstown Enterprise Will Noble Dave Morlan Urich F. M. Patrick Clinton Thursda J. H. Hill M. L. Price Oklahoma Jos Smith J. L. Edrington Robi. Hill Ed Hooper James Shelton Joplin George Cameron Jno. Richardson A. F A. M W. L. Hooper Dr. Wolfe Okla A.J. Hughes St. Clair County M.S. Kiersey J. A. Warford Thee Price Jas Combs Enterprise School M.L. Price Borg Price Nmler Wilson Davidlson FP. Ray Aodat Urieh Loum Will

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