The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1890-07-23
Ballard Daily News.

lteF. Liti-eii mas oe6n SlSlClQg anu |
hunting the lost sheep of the house
of the Walnut c. 2. church, this |
week, and tells Us lie has been places
a preacher never has called, and |
found c. P.'s not known before. He
is No l minister and will do his
naor'a good.
.Eota Gi;llt:a CIT fax for E P
Slos.:.@i tA> -. K. also for J "
Coz.
s.. I.#.;,ss Ms ',n our streets
SATURDAY. rs, Strrv to hear he is
80. convale esc.-s,s. bu. the Macon fe
ver holds to Li..: with K temperature
1T aboat l06 degrees.
TN Dean a@l McCleGuoy are busy
haying this week.
Our NJ, D s seem to be quite busy;
lots of sickness of late.
A sister of Mrs. DR.. Warford is
visiting the latter.
Mrs. Mary Amick of Cooper coun-
ty, is visiting relatives and old
friends here, this week.
Miss Mary Moshier surely felt
good those hot days last week, as
she was (chilling) cold while all the
rest of them was hot. Hope she is
better.
FP Webb and Booker Greer and
families, we understand, are on their
road home from Nebraska. Wheat
killed by the hail, corn, oats, etc,
died for want of rain. No place like
old Missouri.
DAME and Liant, two of our en-
terprising boys, are thinking seri-
ously of going to school and letting
the wild west alone. Bates county
has a good school and you can be
educated at home.
Doc Greer is hunting q machine
to thresh his fax.
John Lentz is happy as a big sun
flower, all smiles, soon time to 60 to
Adrian.
| The two W,lds, do you know
them, girls! are thinking of going
northeast ere long, (about Sunday
might doubtless,) but only a few
miles, and will return at an early
hour.
Joe Barnes threshed 173 bushels
of fax out of Is acres, an average
yield here.
JIM Franklin was out rustlin9 the
boys to help him thresh, when We
saw him last.
RA Cola has threshed and is now
ready to help his neighbors.
Look out for Frank c. and Ton
L., two of our boys, there is nc
doubt, some of our younger boys
have been advising them.
) Glad to note the improvement o!
: Mrs. S B Mcfarland, who has beer
confined to her bed for three weeks
Any one wanting a horse complete
" broke, will do well to give Viii
t O'Banin q call. You can find him q
first or third house east of Bethe
: church.
Rev. Moshier and wife spent
night at Frank Greer's attending
the sick.
Q Geo. w Miller died at his hom
Q the evening of the 18th, of typhoi
a malarial fever. He had been i
8 Arkansas about a year and cam
. home sick, living only 13 days. Il
l. had been sick some 2 or 8 weeks b.
r, fore getting home. The relative
l. have the sympathy of the entir
q community.
:. Quarterly meeting at Oak Hill tt
, day and to morrow. Sorry we canne
be there, as it is the presiding eide
" we like so we'll to hear. He is a fir
n preacher.
10 SW Price will weigh his catt
;. about the first of next month at
~ cents per pound, and thinks the
ls will weigh 1,50O.
le Bill Huse has gone to Butler aga
Is in spite of us.
Il We heard fellow say Squil
Wilds had turned out more grad
IL ates this season than the Butl
Academy. If so, he is good on
t. as it is doing great and lastir
" good.
=. T N Dean is having his mower +
;, paired by John Lentz, our smith.
u The Board Bros. seem to be ha
er ing trouble with their thresher, al
o. at this writing are laying idle.
in Kuntz's engine all O. K. and tn
- are ssgetting there in fine shaI
" Can thresh as much fax as any
the boys.
Thos. Gault called few minut
to renew his acquaintance, and t.
the dear people he was in the ra
for senator, and this evening "
10 tell how Spruce stands. (Gault
ne Graves.)
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