The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-06-08

We write what We EsAr tas VirEi1iGAs say IL /
Dear header, sou't bIs1ns rsifws hear en- say
WEE5 happens yea.
Rufus Hall OF WarrsnsburG, visited
his sister Mrs Mike Maloney last
week.
Free Methodist quarterly meeting
az the Nsstlerode school house COM
mencing June sth and continuing
over Sabbath.
VIM Hardinger and Mrs " \ Ne
EIroy spend Wednesday of last week
at Drexel.
Steve Cook of Paola. Kan, Is Wis
iting old friends.
John Harper is riding over his corn
field on Il new cultivator.
Chas E. Stokes, state chairman OF
the prohibition party and editor Of
Leader, Mexico, No, spent Thurs
day afternoon and Friday ght with
Aaron.
Misses Agnes Arnold, Bit Colyer,
Ollie SwGrens, Pet BrOaddus; Msssrs
Lloyd Mckibben, Sam Pollock, Milton
Flesher, Nat Buck OF Butler, attend
ed the ice cream supper Friday night.
Miss Lillian Walker went to War
rsnsburg Saturday 10 attend the
graduating exercises. HeI sister,
Miss Nellie, is one of the graduates.
John Neal, OF near Mound City,
Kan, is visiting relatives in his old
nsighborhood. He brought his sister
Miss Cora, who had been visiting
her parents for "A week. He says he
likes his new home very well.
Miss Eta Herrell, who has been
the guest of Miss Icy jenkins the
past week, returned 10 her home at
Adrian, accompanied by her brother
George, who came down for IA few
days with his friends.
The young people who went fish
. ing Saturday evening report good
time. Those who attended were
Misses Ida Cowan, Sadie Whinnery,
Leda Wallace, ley jenkins and Eta
HerreI; Messrs VIII burst, Chas
Cowan, Geo HerreH, Walter and
Lawrence Wallace.
Mr. Shoemaker, the harness maker,
of Foster, visited the family of Joe
T Whinnery last Sabbath.
Child rens day next Sabbath a.
both churches at Il a. II. at the
Crook school house at p. ID.
As bad as the night was the com
Inittee cleared S14 last Friday night
at the Christian chulch.
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larger amount planted on account of
the wheat fields being plowed up and
and planted.
~ LOVING REMEMBRANCE.
Tis hard TO break the tender chord,
When love and law has bound the
heart,
Tis hard, 90 hard, to speak the words:
We must forever part.
Dearest loved one We must lay thee
In the peaceful graves embrace,
But thy memory Will be cherished,
Till we see thy heavenly face.
Dearest mamma, thou has left u,
And our loss we deeply feel,
But It's God that has bersft us
He can ali our sorrow heal.
Yet, again we hope TO meet thee,
When tbs day OF life Is fed,
When in heaven with Joy TO greet
thee
Where no farewell tear Is shed.
L. l. BROwSIys.
J s CouIcer and sister, Miss Grace,
were the guests Of Miss Sadie WhIu-
merry Sabbath.
Wolfe il putting up e new
wind pump. Fred Lefker, Bennett
Wheeler Mere Cos machine man, II
doing the work.
Misses Maud Wilson and Daisy
Park visited relatives near Passa!c
last week
George Rubie Is having his surplus
hav balsd.
Miss Leona Flesher Of Butler, j.
visiting relatives here.
DR. Lamb was called 10 see Win
burst Sunday forenoon He was
kicked by one OF his 20 ung horses,
which viii keep hin indoors for n
few days.
Gus Rape, wso was taken very sick
one week ago, IS meEdlng fast.
j Wolfe and wife visited Mrs "
sister near Asrwin Saturday and
Sunday.
M Mvra TrIpp o. Butler, Il visit
ing the family OF George RuDle.