The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-09-08

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Dear Reader, don't blame Us irw,bs.,,.
what happens you. en- aay
Chas Hensley spent few dsv.,
week in Linn county, Kan. looLs-
for farm TO rent.
John Ruble and nephews Ch...
and Claude Cook Of Rockville vi.t,,,
his sister, Mrs Geo jenkins -
brother, Geo Ruble from Tbprsa.1
till Sabbath.
Thomas Wright, road boss in hi.
No. 8. is putting the roads in o.
shape.
Miss Lizzie Hinson returned hon.
last Thursday from Waverlv NJ
where she has been visiting bs'
grandmother since July.
Walter Woody, while mowipv La,
Thursday got into a humble Aa.,.
nest; the team ran away and tbrsv
him off the machine and one ofhi,
legs was badly bruised.
Miss May Bard left Sabbath mich,
on the excursion train for Ohio -
visit her aunt at Springfield, and
have a good time in general.
Elder Jones baptized Mrs Charlsv
Cope Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Garner is on the sick list
Mis- w futile and childran a,
Butler, visited her sister, Mrs Geo
Jenkins Saturday and SUNDAY.
Mrs Carrie Henderson, OF Kan
who has been visiting her mother
Mrs Garner for the past two month.
returned home last week.
The many friends OF Ben Parks,
in this vicinity, were very sorry to
hear OF the trouble he had gotten
into last week.
The band boys will go to Amster.
dam next Saturday 10 play for the
Woodman picnic.
The band supper at w ] Bard's
last Friday night took in s16 and had
a good time. Several of Buffers
young people were present.
Mrs A j Park has 100 acres OF bot.
tom grass for sale.
There is but little said about poll.
ties around here at present.
Bert Macon and Miss Carrie Phi.
grim are visiting near Blue Mound,
Kan. Report says n third party will
some back with them.
Rev Hulet and Roe Burke each lost
/ horse last week.
Parties living on the PARROT FARM
niles east and J mile north of Virginia
ire ready to make cane molasses.
Lewis Dudley is on the sick list.
Lee Foster, OF Co. p, who Is home
IN a sick furlough, was in Virginia
Monday OF this week. He has gone
through the bleaching process. We
lad a short talk with him about the
Irmy and how they were drilled
Turing the summer, but amidst the
Fps and downs he enjoyed himself
md had learned many things. He
old of his trip TO Lookout mountain
nd the number Of states that could
10 seen from that point. One ques.
ion he evaded; that was, are the
ieorgia ladies better looking than
hose OF Bates county? He promised
D call and have n talk about soldier
fe. We are interested as to how
be country looks down there, as we
7ere over that country during the
sbellion, and were in camp at Ross
lille, Ga, for some time. and had to
at hard tack on the cold New Year
( "a and thought it tasted good.
The following persons left Sunday
light on the excursion train for Ohio.
L Judy and wife, Mrs J w Nc
'adden and son, Walker. They will
isit their old homes in KY. A j
'ugan and daughter; Mr. Erwin will
isit his old home in Ohio.
Miss Icy Jenkins Is visiting her
rother Morton at Beatrice, Neb.,
ais week. She spent several days
ast week at Omaha.
Capt Nickels went to Kentucky
asst Sabbath.
Some one that looked like VIII
mith, OF Butler, passed Aaron Mon
ay evening west of here.
Fred Drysdale says the ice cream
I Bard r about froze him up.
AARoz.