The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-06
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What happens you.
| Ed Addison and wife of Panama,
are visiting his sister, Mrs Isaac
Lockridge.
Misses Birdie Vermillion and EN-
ma Ward of Mound City, Kan, are
visiting relatives here.
Arch Waters spent a few days last
week with his parents at K. c.
Mrs Furgeson and daughter, Miss
Male, visited the family of Mr. Vogt
last week.
Miss Nadine Roberts Of Holden,
spent last week with Misses Lille
aud Daisy Walker.
Mrs Mccain and Mrs Torbman and
daughter of PIeasanton, Kan, visited
Joe L Whinnery's last week.
Jockin Harper of Butler, has been
employed to teach the winter school
at Virginia.
The band boys were out Saturday
night in their new uniforms.
Will Smith, Sam Pollock and Lloyd
McKibben were Virginia visitors
Sunday.
Jesse Smith and Miss Grace Classify,
of Butler, visited the Misses Walker
Friday.
Ben Kiser and Cash Graham were
Virginia visitors Saturday.
The Christian 8 s elected new Of
fiers Sunday. Supt. Jas Quick; asst
supt. Charley Hensley; secy Miss
Lille Hinson; asst, Miss Lsona Biggs;
organist, Miss Matte Quick.
Miss Sadie Whinnery is visiting
Miss Grace Coulter at Drexel.
Fred Heckadon and family and
Mrs Perry Henderson of Wallstreet,
Kan, attended the wedding of Nor
ton jackson and Miss Rosa Burke
The Misses Clay of Butler, are the
guests of Pierce Hackett and family.
Harmon Biggs of Hume, dined
with his brother Ben, Sunday. Miss
Leona went home with him.
c A Wallace's mother, Mrs Hempil |
and stsp-sister, and AR Clark, wife
and daughter of Windsor, stopped |
with him over Sunday on their way
to the l. T.
Miss Lydia Witherspoon preached
at the Crook school house Sabbath
Reported Sabbath that Mr. Jones is
sill improving.
Morton Jackson and Miss Rosa
Burke were united in marriage at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs Roe Burke, Sabbath at two
o'clock p. III. They viii move to
Linn county, Kan, where Mr. Jack
son owns a farm.
Cisero Browning is rejoicing over
the arrival of q new boy.
u Wolfe is building an addition to
his house.
Mat HinsOn has the foundation for
his new house finished.
w L Cowan put up screen doors
Tor Uncle Peter Crook last week.
Miss May Bard returned home last
week from an extended trip in Ohio,
Indiana and Penn.
We expect to hear of d good 4th at
as they passed through
Virginia with the necessary arrange
nents.
The Misses Walker entertained a
lumber of their friends in a delight
ul manner at their lovely home near
Virginia, Thursday night. in honor
If their guest, Miss Nadine Roberts,
If Holden. Music, conversation and
| guessing contest were the amuse-
nents. The punch bowl was grace
ullv presided over by Miss Ollie
Walker. Dainty refreshments were
erved and at late hour the guests
departed thanking their lovely
lostesses for an enjoyable even
ng. Those present were Misses
Fannie Catron, Bit Colyer, Ethel
4owrev, Pet, Afford and Lillian
3roaddus, Reggie Rosser, May Bard,
Hattie Quick, Nadine Roberts.
Iessrs Lloyd Mckibben, Sam Pol :
ock, Jesse TayIor, DIR Hull, Jim De-
Almond, Jesse Smith, John Powell, !
leo Caruthers, VIII Smith, Milton ;
Flesher and Ben kiser.