The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1890-09-10

US melons for pulling their teeth.
Frank Teeters writes us to for
ward his mail to Chillicothe, where |
he is attending school.
DAME, Walt, Fred and Charley |
say send their mail to Appleton City
where they are at school. Why is
it SO many are leaving here for
school and none to the Butler Acad-
emy?
Geo Teeters still thinks of going
to Columbia.
JAS. Bradley, mother and sister
are visiting i'll Johnson county, where
the sister will attend the normal
Jas. Wilds and family are sight
seeing at the Clinton fair this week.
Bill Huse came near being done
up going to Urich this week. Be
Cal eful bow you tax, old boy.
c. c, Poage lost a fine steer, and
Tom Stark has one sick.
Moulton Bros, of Altona, bought
200 sheep from Judge Cole, and he
still has about 300 head
| Ogburn, assisted by Loren and
Bob, are threshing for Uncle Sam
p, to-day. Berry and Capt. had
quite time getting hands.
Rev. I. S. AIoshier and family are
just passing on the road home. We
understand he had quite meeting
at Rockville.
G. D. Cole, E. P. Mosher, T. NJ.
Stark and Will Howard went to But
ler Thursday.
M. F. Perry called a few minutes
this week. He is a stranger of late.
See Dee O'Barnis' trading horse.
Dee has no business at home now.
He rides around like an insurance
agent.
| Any one wanting to buy mule
colts can find lots of them here, and
good ones, too.
Hon. u. A. DeArmond speaks here
tonight and we are expecting a
lgood turn out to hear him on the is
sues of the day. It will do US good.
Rev. T. s. Moskier leaves pext
week for Appleton City.
| S. A. Douglass, the U. L. candi-
date for Recorder, says he will vote
the democratic ticket no more. How
does that strike democratic voter;
if he was ashamed of being accused
of voting for a republican, and now
done with the democrats he surely
will find in November that they are
done with him.
M. L. Embree and A. j. Ousley
are ahead of any sowing wheat.
John Lentz packed his grip and
bade adieu to Ballard Saturday. He
goes west to get married, (maybe.)
, Dave Warford and sister passed
us Saturday. So Dave has return
, ed to his loved ones in Bates where
he will teach the Olive school thii
, winter.
, Geo. Price furnished the beef fol
the club Saturday, and it was fine
one, too.
, Jas Rutledge is buying calves.
Milt Beatty and wife passed 60
ing north, Friday.
: Bob Knous hes concluded no
to return to his farm, but renain il
Randolph, hence his farm is 70
rent.
a Prof. Berry, of Adrian, an olt
: friend of ours who we had not seer
$ in 8 years, called Saturday. He is I
fine teacher and we hope he may Sc
cure school as he has decided t.
9 teach.
Uncle Morse and Doc Greer hav
! gone to Adrian with corn to- day an
q expect to bring back Greer's furn
ture.
+ Jas. Woods has gone to Uric
n with oats.
Glad to hear some of the wome
say Diamond -four is good enoug
for them-wish all would patroniz
+ our home mills.
q Father and mother McFarlan
3 are sick to-day, but improvin
r steadily.
a viii Hooper and family expect t
visit relatives in Cooper county th
d coming week. Will must see his fail
~ er, who he has not seen for so long
;s Dick and Lee have gone to th
Clinton fair.
q Will Cole will have another sal
% in November 1--WE think) when /
- will be sold out himself. Judg
!, Francisco will he the man.