The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1892-04-13


duli hn.t- ilIs noInlng as he put in
most o. the uay Ncst erdav whiting
.... l. ID Ecutty H. not a chimney
sweep but chimLey repairer. 81.
CHS Greer and wife reiuned from
The country looking well :. Ira
Fowler ard VIII Beatty called at
Bob's Sunday short time. Mother
Beatty visited her son of this place
Saturday Master Dow Morlan
Of Urlcn. Is visiting at his grand
Il :. e d Coles Rec Cole went
east Sunday sup. :.4s~ to Urlch, guess
his lat needed trimming -. Jas
Wilds AMI family attended worship
at Walnut Grow Sunday, the squire
is generally on hand III good tilue. :
J Nj Graham has reut-d his farm
and moved to Butler; lie has patent
on fence builder, and will put in his
time canvassing, so our reporter in
forms US; Johnnie will he missed
from the community aud especially
from Bethel church S S. Josh
Bennett was elected school director
at our school meeting on Tuesday
and lively time was reported ..
W B Cole says he has sold several
punches of hogs the past winter
and wishes to inform the Ballard cor
respondent for the Union, that they
were just as he represented them to
be-sound. C X Grow is running
three teams sowing oats. w L
Hooper weEt east to day Ina
Fowler come up Il few days since to
trade horses, but found the traders
(mosN so he pulled for home in
good time. f Nj Fort has game
ankle its "a wonder to us it isn't his
head st will be if he fools with US
Mrs " H Warford visited our vii
lage few evenings since. .. A good
turn out at the school meeting.
Bud Cuntz has oats sown and pota
toes planted, with a prospect of ear
ly flax -. .R d Reatty attended
band practice Tuesday night aud
then down to Henry county after a
load Of oats =. p Swartzendrunber
called few minutes this week
d Teeters shipped his cattle to X G
this week. A dance reported at
Jas Woods Tuesday night and a
supper at Mr. Teeters. DAME and
Geo left for the west on the early
train Thursday morning and before
you read this they will be at home
in a new country, where we hope tC
hear they have found what they
were hunting-an honorable and
profitable situatioS; the well wishes
of host of friends follow them.
Mrs LYDIA Wise. we are Informed, will
attend the normal until June; she is
one of our No l teachers. . S B Nc
Farland has oats sowed and is busy
preparing for flax; Bill helped hin.
Freeze out school district We
have been informed came to the
front Mt their school meeting; with
their donations for library and the
Soldiers home; $40 for the home
ID L Edungton at the shop this
week -. JAS Wilds pushing the
mules early with no bad luck he will
be to the front with an early crop.
c D Greer is blowing to- day >. See
Geo Price with his force sowing
oats this week. w B Cole anC
others out on the roads to-day, hope
they will fix those culverts and drai1
the mud hole south of the P o. -.
If you want to buy a washing ma
chine see the Champion at Ed Steel
its daisy. Why wasn't vii
Hooper at the school meeting
Sam Young was hauling rock on th'
road Tuesday. Mrs Embree wa.
over to call on DR. Nc one evening
this week and an glad to say sh,
Is much better Beatty out will
a full force sowing oats. =. Milt viii
have his house to it's foundation il
another week :. Uncle Billy Grigg
has his house painted. Have 20,
heard the Ballard string band; hay
two bands here and never hear an,
music either. R } Starke at tn
shop a few days since. . w B Ty
ler at the shop Friday evening hav
ing his team shod preparatory t.
moving; he started with load few
few days since and not eros
the Usage. :. Frank Allison has lef
us and gone to Eldorado; " B lyle
Frank Allison and B F Billings an,
families are all there. .Thos -,
Hendrix comes to US we'll recon
mended aud we extend to him tn
hand Of fellowship as a neighbor. =.
Mrs c D Cole called one evenin
this week. Anyone wishing I
give mite for the Confederate hotn
Will hand the same TO VI L Embre
: wLo will See that it gets to the col
rect place. JACK
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