The Butler weekly times., 1896-03-05
Virginia Items.

''ln writing news for the TINES this
year,
1t will be things we see or hear,
And if we get them wrong or mixed, |
Kind friends forgive us for this is
'96."l
Rev Galbreath will preach his fare
we'll sermon next Sunday morning.
Chas aud Sylvester Bish moved to
near Garnett, Kansas, Monday.
Stephen Cook has built new hog
shed.
Bob Dudley of Joplin, is visiting
his Iaother. Mrs Bette Dudley.
I G Graves went to EIdorado Mon
day.
J'h- I.a.@ry Friday night was
success. Master Walter Morrison
made u prohibition speech. Question:,
should women have the right to vote.
Aft. K L and Y S Harper; Neg. H
Morrison, Dick Wolfe and Mr. Etter
Thad Harper bought the Albert
Pilgrim farm, one mile south of here
Saturday.
L T Judy is down with the grippe.
John Snyder, of Metz, Vernon
county, has bought Ed Dudley's bar
Der chair and Ed bought H G Wilson's
Jno Harper is looking for woman.
Silas Sanders has the mumps.
The TINES should have said last
week John Foster had "coal" for sale
not corn.
Mrs Amos Bright is no better.
Andrew Simpson has his new cellar
finished.
p NJ Famuliner's sale was we'll at
tended Wednesday.
Harley Drysdale and sister, Stella
and Miss Berry, of Butler, visited his
grandpa VIM Drysdale, Saturday.
w . Jackson of Butler, came into
| Squire Dudley's office Wednesday,
took off his hat and put his hands in
| his pocket.
Mrs o n Drysdale has purchased a
fine buggy horse.
| Geo jenkins sold a pair Of mules to
Al Lindsey, miles south of Hume.
| A young lady wants a young man
to take her around occasionally in a
buggy, she is tired of the gray and
black horse; he must not chew or
smoke or go to a saloon or gambling
dive, and will not be ashamed to
walk with his mother-in-law to
church. For name call on Aaron.
Three of ID G Wolfe's children and
Fred Drysdsle have the chicken pox.
John Durrett and his brother Chas
came to Bates county in 1870 from
Lewis County, Mo. Their father was
born in Virginia in 1907, and died in
Lewis, Mo-, Feb. '96, aged SO years.
The two brothers worked together
till 'S5, when they divided their prop
erty each having a good farm. Chas
died in 1887. In 1872 John married
an amiable daughter of g B Hickman
g L., e I,a
sold his farm to Lord Scuily and pur-
chased one near Lee Summit, Jack
son county, where he moved last
week. While the community here
has lost good citizen and neighbor
the Christian church and Sabbath
school have lost faithful WORKER
He has been an officer in the church
for a number of years. Our loss will
be Lee SUBMITS gain.
} Changes: Amos Lockridge to Geo
Ruble form.
Mr. Mills to G w Cybert place.
Neal Porter w O jackson farm.
Jerd Hinrick to John Durrett farm.
Herrick Bros to Kansas City.
, Mr. Sigman to his mothers farm
near Adrian.
Mr. Stott, partner of w Park,
had two fingers badly cut by the saw
mill one day last week.
Jas Crooks team ran away with
him in Butler one day last week,
throwing him out and inflicted a
painful wound on his leg.
Jas Dark has bought the Shepard
farm of IS acres.
Herman Berman, who has been at
! tending school at Sedalia, returned
home last week.
Jay Bright of near Butler, visited
his father, Monday.
Peter Crooks is still on the sick list
Harmon Biggs Of Hume, visited hi:
+ brother, Ben Biggs last week.
n Miss Della Holloway is visiting a
;. Adrian this week.
+, Grandma Holloway, who has beer
: visiting in Cass county for some time
;. returned home last Thursday.
y Gordon Wallace was in Butler Sun
v day.
DR. Mitchell sold his farm at Vintol
:. There will be box supper at tn
Nestlerode school house Saturda,
night. March 14th.
Seckelford VS.. Anders, attachmen
q suit in Squire Duly's court was take
y out of court by plaintiff, Monday.
: The supper that was announce,
t, for Monday night March the 9th,
e put off till Wednesday night, tn
II 11th, school exhibition same night.
@ Hon q I Demaree of Kansas City
= addressed the people on the none
question at the Nestlerode schoc
n house Saturday night, February ?!
n AARON.