The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1890-06-25
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with our weekly pick-urs.
Waiter says Ky. Hill boys are TOO much for
him, DOM be discouraged if at first YOU don't /
succeed try again
Daaie thil Ks the mail facilities between this |
ana Nebraska are no: SO fast and regular as !
between this and Johpstown Too bad.
Jake Green of Peter Greek gave our smith a |
call Saturday.
/ Mr. Wendletou of STUMP town, passed going
| north TO see his Peter creek girl
! James 4. Wood gave Us a call a few .,aa
/ inss since
| h. Nj Fort does not visit ON Coon creek
as often as he did las, winter.
/ Inc Greer families went TO Elkfork and
csueht some nice fish, and they remembered
Jack, - for which they have our thanks VI e
hope they will go again soon.
Mother Mcfarland is visiting her son Sam,
for few days
Uncle Sam no doub, blames Messrs Dean
ana Aouckle for his mistake, as they had seen
such things before, having often been a, such
tables, while he eats at home generally
Will Cole is tending corn on south Deepwa-
Ter. he says candidates, take due notice and
guage yourselves accordingly when wishing
to see me.
Hon j. =. Ballard, president of the Mont
rose bank, writes US that business is good, aud
he is almost settled in his new home We wish
him success in all his undertakings.
Will Howard and Rev. I Moshier were in
Montrose Saturday.
! AcClerney is running his ''arm- -strong''
mower to-day in his yard, and must say it 10
lots like work. We tried it and know.
Almost daily We hear the whistle from the
, engine at the saw mill. Loren is doing fine
l lAt nsr b-lt
lumber.
Jas. Beark's q school closed Friday and report
, says both teacher and scholars acquitted them
selves very creditably. He goes to Casey
Creek. Ky, his old home, where he will teach
the coming winter.
The boys played game of base bali satur-
7 day.
Why did't Uncle Sam stay and listen to the
speech ON the Missouri and Kansas penitentia-
ry?
Ed Griggs and Frank Douglas, with thei,
partners. took in the dance at Reed.rs.
G Alton Edripgton was in the village q few
, evenings since, and seems to be progressing
4 me. but does not get enough lessons south
q west, thinks Of going again soon.
Mr. and Mrs.. Billings are visiting in Kan.
sas, fpr few days.
q Judge Cole II still buying sheep II ysv
have any for sale, Mr.. Editor, or readers o.
the TIMES give him notice.
|. So the Hon. Judge CAN'T won the prize
Good for him! Sorry Hon. j. P. Harmon die
- not win for Railroad commissioner.
l. Geo. McAllas and sister with Miss viol,
q Hun spent Sunday visiting Mrs. DIR. AcFar
land.
i Miss Alice GriswOld has returned from tn,
d Wsrrepsburg Normal with .'sheep skin. ,
which squips her for . school. and any distric
y needing good teacher will do we'll to CORES
IS pond with her; she has had the experience an,
has proven herself MOL.
u Miss Lydia Moore will teach near Altons. q
e the same place she taught last winter. She /
one of our good teachers.
y T. NJ. Stark bought cattle of N Oggs, an,
shipped them Friday.
Judge Cloud called . few days ago, he tell
: us he thinks Of announcing for reelection
and why not? he is good one, and lets do al
IF we can for his success.
See Sidney Graham in his new cart, bough
u of r Deacon.
Charlie Greer, Berry Beaman and Lloyd Al
lison called Monday evening; come again.
Bill Cole must be away up the creek to-day
a. ss he has been gone all day.
10 NJ w Anderson and family passed for HON
Sunday evening; suppose they had been
e Henry county visiting relatives. Mirt, as
4 called, 10 busy with saw and hammer, &C. .
he is q first-class workman
u" Uncle Henry Cole returned from his oil
home in Lafayette county. where he has bee
visiting. He reports crops looking fine on Il
er river. He lived there 60 years, then moved
of Bstes, but to-day he thinks thele is no pla,
r, like the old home. His farm there has been
w. cultivation 20 years and is still fine land
n. James Shelton and family are spending Il
day at Jas Wilds' on North Main.
'C Mack Greer and family are visiting his brot
ne Or on South Main, and Mack is helping D.
paint his house.
"o Thos Buck, Sam Mcfarland and Rough .
as Rats" L Co., went to Montrose Monday.
IL Ednngton gave us call last svenin
Mr.. E. is one Of the Fairview &LU's.
'e- Loren and DAME passed our ''sanctu
ar Sanctorum" Sunday evening, going south.
Listen for . report Of the festival at MI
re brakes Friday night. All the boys and tn,
in best girls are invited to be present with ",
filled pocket books, and have . pleasant q
III profitable time.
at No. Dick did not go fishing Monday
:. couldn't think of going with Marion Embre
~ Sam Price and Fort.
Know Of three applications for our schot
\. two gents and one lady. Who will be nextq
Our nefEhbors are getting their binde
on ready to pnt into their wheat fields this wee
mt If dry enough.
So Bill Hughes is NO more one of the char,
re members Of the Fairview &LU. Mr.. Pr
rio ident, am afraid your charter in busted.
j B Hays, the champion Of the ''Southw,
Mo. marble ring. - was ON the yard yesterd
IN. evening.
;, Let's aligo to Sunday school and will bet,
ios know who the supe. Is. as We missed it in Q
as, last. 1t was Hooper instead Of Shelton.
Two of Mrs MeCle,ney's sisters from Hen
sue county visited her this week.
yu- A j Ousley and his two boys are 'cnsti
n the mustard this season. they have on,
larger crop than any two in the community
The mad dog scare is In full blast. sevel
have killed their dogs and others should
Judge Cole started the binder in his wh,
6eld the 18th.