The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-12-20
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y 20 AAFNSA4> IL anu out OF toy H.
The Christian Endeavor had so
cidl meeting az Peter Juudy's last
Friday night Had e iplly time. The
names of tltr m.utrsrs arc Misses
Way and Maggie N,Cauu, Belle Cora
McElror. Ada Cope, Gras, Martin.
Mary Ralr. M,Ssr~ Yin and Paul
Martin. Henry and Elijah lson. Tie
Hinsou. VIII and Charley Hes kadou.
Lester Rratou
Isaac Lockridgr j. ON the SICK list.
The Christian ) ; will have their
Christmas tree Monday night Pro
gram will be the. old time Christina.
consisting of songs and recitations.
| The platform will be- ) feet wide and
- feet long. - parts in the pro-
| gram: look out for good entertain
ment. There viii b. tree loaded
with presents. Come. it will pay YOU.
Do not forget the ladies aid socie-
tvs supper Friday night, Dec -.
BOYS. come and bring your pretty
girls. Many young man has found
a good companion for life by taking
his best girl To a charitable supper
Never select young lady who, while
eating supper. is flirting with every
Young man AT the table The one
who * attentive To her supper is the
one 10 choose.
SAD kt1nENT.
Bertha Elsie Moore the little =
Hear-ol daughter OF MIR and Mrs
Cha>. Moore. near Foster, Mo, was
So badly burned Saturday evening
at , O'Clock that she died Sunday
night Bertha, the eldest of four
children. was bright, beautiful lit
tie girl. She loved To go to school
and. her schoolmates all loved her.
Her clothes caught on fire from IA
hedge which had been burned aud
was still smouldering, and before
; help arrived she was beyond human
aid. A short service was held ut the
family residence Monday, by the
writer. from the text Cor. - But
as il il written, eve hath not seen,
nor ear heard. neither have entered
into the heart OF man, the things
which God hath prepared for them
that love him." after which the re-
} mains were laid to rest in the Wood
? lin graveyard To await the resurrec-
: ton.
, Our precious little one
: Has crossed LIES narrow sen,
= And thu happy millions
+ To spend eternity,
To sing a song Of triumph
Upon the golden shore.
Singing. Jesus has redeemed us
To suffer never more.
= ELIZA c. WITHERsPooN.
: W 4. McElroy il still adding i'm
7 provements to his farm in the way
j of new cattle sheds.
J. III. O'Dea and brother, OF near
Passaic, purchased pair of Duroc-
Jersey hogs of q. W. and j. III. Park
last week They are sOciable gentle
men and know a good thing when
a they see it.
$ Miss Rlanch McEIroy is on the sick
4 list with sore throat.
Il Mrs. Alton Park will be a reader o
!. The TINES the coming year.
Frank Adison. of Panama, visited
his sister. Mrs Isaac Lockridge last
week. and before going home hs
II spent a few hours with Aaron look
y ing at his red hogs.
al Rev. Lewis Steele, of Schell City
u will preach for the free Methodist thu
coming year.
Miss Rosa Park left Tuesday, fol
her home al Kidder, Caldwell county
= Mo.
81 Orville Brown and wife left Tues
nj day for Moscow, Idaho, where thel
d will make their future home.
20 Ernest Bean returned home from
klondike Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Jones, of Rich Hill, Wis
H. tied Mrs. Phillip Heckadon severs
: DAYS last week.
N. Miss ley Jenkins went TO Adrlal
90 Tuesday for short visit withfriends
Cd HI. Park left Tuesday mornin.
for Abiline. Kan. 10 look after re-
hogs.
ph III. Park shipped two Of his re-
n hor- 70 J. T. MELLON, Moundvills
- No. last Friday. AARON.
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Holiday Rates.