The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-10-05
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weSAs but todaN We are glad TO re-
port our little girl as being much
better.
NJ b Price and family attended the
meeting at Antioch several times
last week
j II Hill and family left US for their
new location in st Clair county,
where all wish them success.
Will Hooper and Fred Williams are
home from the west. They are look
ing well.
rnos Williams s Sons sold their
cattle 70 J Al Graham aud c NJ Deck.
er, and their mules TO Thos Mullins.
of Urich. We hear they are anxious
20 sell or trade their farm. II so come
over.
L ; Riersey bought a ane hog Of
Dr. Warford.
MIR Gaines makes regular trips 20
Fairvisw Sunday evenings.
ThOs Douglass and - Brogs were
-outh Sunday, as We suppose, TO
| Antioch.
) Pearce was out working insur-
ance last week, and as we guess,
building fence for the campaign. He
Is good enough.
DIR Bowden, wife and baby called
sunday evening The Doctor gave
our child close attention for which
~e are truly thankful.
J B Hays bought sled from Tom
Murray. They say for the purpose
# hauling out white faces this win
'er.
III L Embree and children are In
from Oklhoma and will spend the
winter with his son I'D Embree. lie
took in the reunion at Clinton.
III L Price returned from ElDorado
much improved.
7 II Lynch is doing some good
work on our roads, as is the boss
over south, Newt Young.
We hear that Chas Hill and others
intend starting tomorrow, Tuesday,
On a prospecting tour through Okla
noma.
j G Noble, our postmaster, drove
out Sunday evening for his health
Se suppose, as one would infer from
ais ply sical appearance that he was
quite delicate.
George Price shipped load OF
nogs Monday.
Ed Kuntz, Wilson Davidson and
others will take In the sights at Kan
sas City.
McClenney and family drove down
4
Preaching at Fairview all the week
-evety body invited.
Miss Ruey Patrick, we hear. will
be Maid OF Honor from this town.
ship.
A number have begun cribblng
corn this week.
ID Phelps didn't paint the town
but his wagon-red.
PJ Ray sprinkled our gasoline all
along the road from Urich to Bal.
lard.
N 3 Keirsey and T p Slower went
70 Urich Saturday, as we suppose, to
deliver a mule to the buyer there.
Lonnie Ksirsey and family Sun
died with the home folks near Bethel.
The Crum will be divided between
Lucas, Oak Hill and Bethel churches
again these twelve months, but IL be-
log of good size each will sure get q
u" sOOdly allowance.
y Milt Teeter goes to the back door
- aud yells "New York {" when he sees
an old wagon or buggy drive up &c
che front door, but he sure sets them
= tn order before sending them out
, Milt says IL is no trouble to git along
catching while ma and sister Gomez
down and puts things In order, eleani
. up.
ID Our (Mr Kennedy mail carrier
Ie comes ia on time and Is an accommo
y dating man for the place hope hs
1t may do well.
% Hick Ray was sick n few days, a
g was Mrs Tina Ray, Mrs Hooper, Nj
r. Poindexter and many more.
y Lets all attend the street fair, a
least a day, and not all on the same
., day hope it may be a success.
4, Sovey could not attend the town
al ship teachers meeting at Enterprise
1T bat doubtless was not missed. PAT
r. Through the courtesy Of Mr.. Rel
L e. GIlbreath q representative OF th'
1t Journal enjoyed the pleasure Of
" trip to Butler Saturday in cOmpau,
- with that gentleman While nothing
t. -xtra was gong on to draw q crowd
se found the town brimiull Of pso
ia ole from the surrounding country