The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1890-08-06
Spruce Township Gatherings.

Spruce Township Gatherings.
Toye editor and many readers of the TIAKs
listen WHAT we have to say this week. Jack
having given up the pencil TO US. we will try
to give the news and offend no one.
Bill Cole says the {. L. candidates will be
showed under Nov 1. too deep to be rescued.
but he hates to buy winter clothes SO early.
Mr. G Hendricks and wife are visiting rel
atives in Kansas.
Henry Moore ana Lloyd were in Ballard to-
day. Isn't he the same Lloyd that has the new
buggy anu lives in Shawnee. Miss A. P?
Beatty Bros. are threshing to-day.
" l. Hooper is digging for water.
ID Cole in Kansas City to-day.
NJ Rutiedge calling on the dear people to-
day.
A Ousley has rented the Ballard farm.
Uncle Robt. Mcfarland was sick this week. |
The infant son ofMr. and Mrs. A. Warford |
died few days since Mrs. w. is also quite |
sick
Uncle John Embree tells US that Mr.. Brown |
ing has been laid up with the rheumatism
since Douglas downed him in the l. con-
vention.
Elder Lentz. a German Baptist preacher, of
Adrian will preach at Fairyiew the 4th Sunday
| of the month.
| John Len.z spent Sunday with friends near
| Adrian.
Sam Dunbar brought We scribbler some fine
melons Friday, for which. many thanks.
| DIEp-Monday morning at O'Clock Mother
Graham passed away, and was laid to rest at
Bethel followed by large concourse of sor-
rowing relatives and sympathizing friends.
| Judge Cole has over 400 head Of fine sheep.
| We spent part of Sunday in the west and
enjoyed the evening splendid.
| Jas. Wilds dined with as to-day.
Wonder how Lewellen and Charley Thomp-
son found walking Sunday night from Johns
town.
Berry Beaman and Dan Embree are out
picking up the wreck, effects of the late runa-
way.
Did you ever see as many callers rs were at
NJ L Embree's Monday to bid Mrs Hulse and
daughter, Miss Lou. good by, as they leave
Thursday for Arkansas. They have many
friends who wish them well In their new home
Messrs. Pierce. Wright. Duncan and Craw-
ford called this week.
As Jack is no more, we hope Walt will
cool OF.
The picnic Saturday was well attended. and
the So uire says all enjoyed thenselves.
Misses Cloud, Embree. Hulse. Edrington.
Ashberry snd Baker called at the p. o. gro
cery and got weighed. Jack says 'Chewer'
WAS the heaviest and first one weighed.
It 10 not Will b. Cole. but viii T. Cole. OF
Johnstown that is candidate for probate judge
on the U. L. ticket.
The young gent from Altona went east Sat-
urday, suppose to High Point.
Mr.. Gilbert Jr. was on hands ready for the
picnic, WASH t he Miss Z, E.?
, Berry Beaman attended Sunday school at So.
y lem Sunday. attracted by the music. NO doubl
q Dan Embree has finished his iabors with S
W Price and returned home.
! Rev. Wilson will preach In the Walnut c. p
: church Monday night. Come and hear him
Doc Greer recovered sufficiently to attent
the picnic Saturday, but his wife and Mrs
! Nc. looked after him.
= Jim Cole still goes to Johnstown.
Ask Will and Loren what the preacher SAT-
o at Oak Hill, to the boys who went out TO sleep
4 Mrs. McCandless. son and daughter wer
callers Thursday, for repairs. Doc says.
FIN Fort failed to attend the picnic.
q Bill has his fax in the stack and is helpin
his neighbors thresh.
. Jas. Wilds and wife took in the picnic.
s Bennie Young received kick from q hors
Saturday; no serious damage done.
Bob Hays went to Adrian with the boys.
AC e on time to meet his first love, but ha
Ia not seen her for so long had almost forgotte
her.
> Tom Stark has returned from St. Clair Co.
J Ballard on the farm day, 1ookin
after his threshing.
Nv Crow gave us pleasant call this weel
Ike's horse broke loose and ran away wit
. the cart, but no damage done.
Rough on Rats called this morning and g
D. shaped up for threshing.
Bill Huse, Tom Mably and r O r were
Ousley's Friday.
u &c OEborn, 'the thresher' was up last evel
q. ing looking after his work here. and says
will be here next week.
10 what has become OF Cap? he is all quiet, 81
le at work, no doubt.
Rev. Aoshier and family went to Antioc
~ that being his next appointment.
10 Uncle John Evans and NJ NJ Greer were
II our streets to-day.
Bill Cole gone dshing up on Peter creek.
ds viii Hooper. Will W. NJ L Kmbree and &c
Price took their hogs to Urich one night ID
week, and sold to Winegardner & Ogg.
Ifyou want to know who it is out west th
'eS has so many hands ask Bol Glass or Sam Ki<
sey.
We fail to see Judge Clouds name amo
the announcements. Why is it?
il JUVENILE.
Dr. ----------