The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-12-01
Virginia Items.


+ last week with a spraiued hand.
F Chas Heusley and wife visited Mrs
/ H's brother AT Columbus, Kan, last
week.
III Mclaughlin OF Pleasanton,
han. cried Mr. Wyer's sale Thursday
and Ben Watkins Wednesday of last
week.
Mrs Ben Comiford i at ElDorado
having cancer treated
The supper given AT the II + church
Wednesday night of last week by the
ladies aid society cleared sea.
The union Thanksgiving meeting
at the Christian church Thanks
giving night was not very we'll at
tended.
Miss MoIlie Pherson Of Butler, Wis
tied Misses Maud and May Wilson
last week.
Miss Amanda Ewing OF Haysville,
Ohio, is visiting her sister, Mrs A l.
Coulter.
Wilbur Parks wife has been on the
sick list for some time.
We are informed that Miss Mercy
Flesher, daughter of Geo and Laura
Flesher, was married at their home
in McMinnville, Oregon, Nov. %.
Mr. Flesher il "a former resident Of
Bates county. a brother of II II
Flesher of Butler and Mrs Isaac Park
OF Virginia, and Mrs T.. was a daugh-
ter of Moses Martin, an old settler
here. They moved from here TO Da-
kota about l. years ago and from
there to Oregon.
Mother Rohbaeker is getting bet
ter slowly. Her daughter, Mrs Lena
Crumsic of Paola, Kan, is caring for
her.
VIM Dawson and wife OF Lawrence,
Kan, moved in the John Quick
house l miles south of Virginia.
VIM Gotf OF Lawrence, Kan, is
spending few days round Virginia
Mother Cope and granddaughter,
Mrs Irene Herd at Eureka, Kan.
Walter Wallace of Nevada, spent
and Sunday around Vir-
ginia talking with his many friends. |
His best -- was not at meeting.
Rev Pyle preached Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday nights of last week. |
Mrs Jas Walkers brother and aunt |
Of KY, are visiting her.
Miss Viola Harris, who has been at |
Butler learning how to make pretty |
dresses, has come home to |
sock for her father and brother
while they are husking corn.
w w Parks little babe, who was
quite sick for several days, is getting
better.
Chas Simpson reports everything
n his neighborhood quiet and his
prospect for the future bright.
We received a letter from Mrs Josie
Jenkins. She says her mother, Mrs
4 Park. is enjoying herself They
ire 400 miles west and 200 miles
outh of Virginia. Have plenty to
at, wild turkey, venison, prairie
hicken, beef and hog meat; they
ire miles from Claud, Texas.
On Thanksgiving night a host of
elatives and several intimate friends
assembled at the home of Mr. and
drs w G Hensley q miles northwest
# Virginia, to witness the marriage
# their daughter, Miss Bette, TO
ir John Allen. Shortly after :
'elock the bridal couple entered the
'arlor to the strains of the wedding
march played by Miss Lena Biggs,
where they were met by Elder Daw-
on, Of Butler, who, in a beautiful
nd impressive ceremony united the
wo happy hearts. After congratula-
ions the bride led the way to the
lining room where such a supper a.
My hrs Hensley knows how to pre-
are, was served. The bride looked
in q dress of white silk and
Tool. The groom wore the conven-
ional black. They were the recipi-
nts of many useful and beautiful
resents. After pleasant evening
he guests departed for their homes
Wishing Mr. and Mrs Allen long and
Apply future. They are spending a
ew days with Mr As parents at
'Ieasanton, Kan. By IL.
On last Friday Mrs J W McFadden
ave a rag lacking for her s S class
nd a few intimate friends. Those
resent We're Misses Pearl Porter,
nnie Famuliner. Rosa Garner, -
ones, Matte Quick, Sadie Whin-
cry, Maud Nestlerode, Carrie Hens
y, Dora Foster, Lille Hinson,
AIRY Hensley, Ida Cowan, ley Jen-
ins, Daisy Park. Mesdsmes Vane
'alker, DR. Lamb, Jas Quick, Joe
5hinnery. They all report a good
me and a splendid dinner.
L. Il