The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-07-31

by able divines will do some excel
lent preaching; let US expect good
results.
Mrs. Dick Wood, July 10th, a
son; mother and son getting along
fine, but Dicks teps as high as a
blind mule.
We see Will Cole driving his trot-
ting horse this morning. He is a
stopper too; guess Andy did not
think of it when he sold him.
Miss Tiny Moshier has returned
from Nevada, where she was called
to the bedside of sister.
The meeting at Oak Hill is Satur-
day night and Sunday next; the pre-
siding elder, Rev. Carpenter, will be
there, so we may expect a good meet
ing, as he will be assisted by Rev.
Russell.
The question is often asked, what
is the matter with Will Vineyard
ner? and never heard it explained
until neutrality-suspicious., she has
been gone all spring.
Luther Miller and wife passed our
city for Adrian Saturday morning.
It has been SO very warm this
week we will not weigh over 165
now, and afraid next time will only
weigh 10s.
T. P. Webb has sold his farm to
r. J. Starke. A fine farm has
changed hands. We see Tobe now
as he will be on those Nebraska
hills. III. B."
The above came too late for pub
ication last week.
| We were blessed with q glorious good rain
since our last, which almost insured the early
corn.
Tom Short has the western fever, and in
tends leaving for Neb., with Tobe Webb about
Sep. 10th. May success be theirs a. they go in
search Of wealth.
I'd Briggs 10 Offering hisj farm for sale at.
what seems to us. . reasonable price.
| s. A Douglas was on the sick list few days,
but better when last heard from.
The daughter OF ". w. Moshier, from Meade
county. Mo-. is visiting here. and trying the
country air. She has been quite sick for three
| weeks, and at this writing her baby is very
| low with cholera infantum
Miss Dora Price has been on the sick list
some days, but through the skillfal nursing
| of Miss Annie, Miss Dalton and the application
| Of mustard, she 10 improving. and Dr. Nc.
thinks will e'er long be herself again.
The infant Off. d. Rogers 10 quite sick.
Mrs. Geo. D. Moshier is improving slowly.
Rev. Tom Moshier preached . good sermon
Sunday at Antioch.
A good congregation at Walnut c. P church
Sunday, and heard one Of Rev. Thompson 9
excellent discourses.
Remember the basket meeting At Spruce the
and Sunday in August. All invited to attend
with well filed baskets, and hearts united in
the great work for all the churches.
Mrs. Evans improves quite slowly. We un-
derstand.
Mrs. Loggins had the misfortune of getting
| An arm broken and receiving many bruises In
Kansas City, as she WA returning home; can
not give particulars.
Ike Dawson has Squire Wflds helping him
put up hay. and says he Is q COED hand. too
can recommend him to any one wanting help
Il. Graham has moved to the home Of his
children. Jas. Rogers will farm us place
Mr.. Young and son have returned to Macon
county to harvest and rent farm to return t<
In the spring. No place like Macon to him
VIII be sorry to lose him SO soon He 10 Q
nephew Of our old friend. J. T. II. Young, ol
Spruce.
Miss Anna Bradley is visiting relatives in
johnson county
W. W. Moshier and family spent Sunday
night in Butler.
Miss Tinv Moshier sick at this writing
Drake Bros are stacking oats and hay
Tom Starke sold . span Of fne mules 70 T. p
Webb .Ihe also bought q good team from Nj.
Grow. Tobe intends going Iwest with good
teams
The boys played base bali Tuesday evening,
and we have some good players.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordon were attending the sick