The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-06-14
Virginia Items.
We heard it and jotted it down,
What happens in and out of town.

/ We heard it and lOtted IT down,
What happens in and out OF town.
/ H. Lyons of Panama, Vernon
county, j. Ell. Ingram of Rich Hill
spent a day with j. I'll. Park and
Andrew Simpson. Mr.. Lyons has
been handling the red hogs for a
number of years. J. III. and Simpson
each bought hog from him i'll Jan,
uary and Mr.. Lyons came to see how
they were getting along and see the
herd of j. II and particularly the one
he bought OF ID. Trott. Abilene, Kan.
Mr. Lyons has a fine herd of this
breed on his farm near Panama. He
is a pleasant and social gentleman
and delights 10 show anyone his
herd who will visit his farm.
E. F. NalOney left Thursday of last
week for western Kansas to stack
wheat.
j. :. Pierce of Butter, was in our
city one day last week.
Mrs. Jonas Beckett, who had a
paralytic stroke last week, is report
ed up again.
f. p. Tyson and A. ". Towers of
Amorett, painted Aaron's house Sat
urday.
The ice cream supper at Mount
Carmel last Friday night cleared SIG.
". A McElroy's family was riding
around in a new carriage Sunday.
Wheat harvest has commenced. 1t
is badly damaged by the bugs.
Misses Carrie and Ethel Pilgrim of
near Adrian attended childrens day
at the VI. f. church last Sabbath.
Good audience at the temperance
meeting Sunday afternoon, it consist
ed mostly OF reading and recitations.
Childrens day was well attended,
although not as large a crowd as the
Sabbath before.
We noticed in the Free Press last
week under Referendum Ballet. {. Fl.
MOrrison's name for probate Judge.
{. FL. would make good one il he
got there.
r. Chas Mitchell of Marionville
Institute will give a lecture at the NJ
f church Thursday night, June 21,
his subject will be The bad girl.
Zera RaybOurn of Jefferson City,
came down Thursday. Mrs. Ray
bourn has been staying with her
uncle A. j. Dugan, who has been quite
sick. They returned to their home
Friday.
Chas Rice and Lewis Dudley of Am
orett, are painting Miss Rachel
Park $ house.
Dick Holloway and wife were in
Virginia shaking hands with old
neighbors.
Miss Leona Flesher OF Butler, is
spending a few weeks with relatives.
Miss Bessie Smith of Butler, was
the guest of the Misses Bard Tuesday
and Wednesday OF last week.
Have the young people who were
in X. {. got their valises from the
pawn shop?
Elmer Garner lost the endgate of
his wagon north of Virginia last
week.
Messrs. Allen and Shelton of Eos
ter, attended childrens day at the H.
E. church.
Miss Miller of X. C. attended |
preaching at the NJ. E. church Sun
lay.
Rev. Shoemaker preached to a
arge and appreciative audience Sab
bath night.
Misses ley Jenkins and Leda Wal
ace returned Thursday from Garth
age, where they had been attending
he dist. league convention. They
'eport having a good time. Saw
many smiling faces. but some one
Use held the mortgage.
q. W. Park left Tuesday for Mex
co, Mo, to attend the state prohibi-
ion convention.
J. ". McFadden left Wednesday
morning for Jefferson City to attend
he democratic state convention.
We noticed something in the repub-
lean paper about l.. p. talking
bout the census taker. 1t seems
hat l.. 2. Is not the one that gets
he spoils of the office, the Union is
lways the one that gets the louies.
Mrs. A. j. Park left for Garnett,
IAN, Monday to visit her sister-in-
NV, Mrs. Lucinda Myers, who is
lex. AARON.
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