The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-09-13
nest peaches OF the season.

night ana competed lis OrEanlZd-
ton by electinE K. l.. McCleunev.
sergeant-at-arms. and the appoint
ment OF {. {. Poague. Geo. Price and
J :. Arhuckle "a executive commit
tee. The club will meet again one
week from Saturday night. Good
speakers and the band Will be on
hand. Everybody invited
Miss Ella Williams visited the Gar
tin sisters last week.
sam Young did not move as had
intended. but will remain on his farm
for time
McCoy and Lynch report John NJ.
Graham a. having his broom corn
cut.
NJ. b. Price. the rustling merchant
OF Spruce. was over Friday ON busi-
hess.
l.. ;. kiersey has quite a pet on his
chin
Mr.. Spears has rented the W. T.
Hendrickson farm. We hear.
: =. Evans and +. NJ Richardson
sold their mules TO Tom Mullins of
Urich
Billy PoweA Of Summit. sold a
team of mules TO =. Z. Evans: he also
bought l f mules of Mr.. Raybourn of
Henry county.
Mr. and Mrs. JAS Stapleton were
ont looking at the Price farm on
Bryan ave.
B. +. Billings was down looking
after a thresher He and his wife
Will attend the Baptist association
AT Amsterdam thu week.
IL.
load of sorghum barrels for Lon I
kiersey.
Uncle Joe saws Bryan Is elected al
Mayesburg \ good start.
What about moving our school |
house to Ballard and adding another |
room. as our school l. crowded. Talk |
it up and let : move it this fall. We
will move il free of charge To the tax
payers. What say you?
+. y. Board took load Of poultry I
to Clinton for Fowler and j. b. Bias |
ker took one for Lon kersey. Two /
loads almost every week go from here /
TO Clinton.
The ice cream supper at ThOs. Viii
Hams Saturday night for benefit of |
the b. d >. band was well attended. |
Miss Gertrude Asberry will teach .
the Bryan school near Peter Creek.
ClsvbOurn Stuckey and wife Sun
daye1 at Gartin's after attending
the ice cream supper Saturday night.
Lloyd ChennewOrth has a dandy /
new buggy; bought it of Ira Fowler.
Booker Powell, ir.. and family have
moved TO their home in Spruce town
ship, where they are welcomed by
host OF friends, as they were raised
there.
Mrs. Radford reports our school as
full and running over. SO let's do
our duty. move il here and enlarge
it so we can better accommodate all.
We met a number of old-time
friends Saturday night.
Peter j. Hermann was down a few
nights ago TO have finger lanced
j. {. Noble and family Sundayed
in the country.
Rev. King will preach at Walnut
next Sunday.
". Il. MOrlan was out looking over
his farm a few days ago.
John Spears was over from Peter
Greek. He reports the crops as fine.
says Jesse will run a saw and corn
mill at Mayesburg.
Ira Fowler bought quite a lot of
chickens of Mrs Wheeler this week. II
Mrs. DR.. Colson of Spruce, visited
at McClenney's last week.
A number are hauling apples to the
Piper mills for cider
POindexter bought a lot Of hogs at
the knorp sale.
J. :. Arbuckle is buying calves. He .
bought several OF Mr.. Hooper.
Mr.. Miller and Robt. Hill have our
thanks for peaches.
Bell Bros. are having several hun {
dred shocks of corn put up. 1
Mr.. Gartin went 70 the railroad
after goods for kiersey.
Thos. Murray built fine fue and I
Jorge for blacksmith Teeter.
Mrs. 7. y. Hendrix and son Will .
home from the north Friday
evening by rail. T. v and brother !
rom the Indian Ty., came overland. l
They bad been 10 see a brother, who {
was very III. y
W. b. Cole of Appleton City, visit q,
d home folks here Sunday.
Basket meeting at Oak Grove the +,
18th Sunday. Bring full baskets. ;
PAT. Q