The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-06-28
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Walker, Winnie and Paul Martin.
Movie and Fuel Hinson, Elijah and
Henry Ison: Misses Lille Hinson.
Leona Biggs. Nora Jundy. Minnie
Settler. Mary and Carrie Hensley.
Belle, Bessie and Carrie McElroy.
| Katie Foster. Ida Cowan. Ida Quick.
They had IA good time and got home
safe
\ good wheel for sale AT j. W. Me
Fadden's Store.
The Christian Sunday schoolelected
their new officers last sunday Supr.
Il. F. Biggs: assistant supt Lewis
McElrOy; secretary, Mary Rape: or
ganist. Leona Biggs: assistant. Carrie
McElToy, choirister Lille Hinson.
We noticed III the Silver City paper
OF New Mexico. that Miss Hattie
stephens attended a wedding at
PinOs Altos. Miss Hattie was rails
ed just north OF Virginia and taught
school Ii a. here for a number of
years.
The populi-ts had meeting last
Friday night. James Smith OF Cedar
county, spoke. Abour 30 present to
hear him
William Bones and wife of Rich
Hill. came up Saturday TO rec Mrs.
Il. : mother. Mrs. Philip Heckadon.
who has been quite sick for some
time.
VIM. Widows and wife of ElDorado,
are visiting her sister Mrs. Peter
Denning and old neighbors. They
are on their way home from Abiline.
Il xrhaF, hnN- I.
their son William, who il running n
second hand store at that place.
Jim Jones is rejoicing over the ar
rival OF a new cook.
Elder Ishmael will preach at Vir-
ginia next Sabbath.
Rev. Shumaker will preach next |
Mrs. III. II. Flesher and Mrs. o. =.
futile Of Butler, are visiting relatives
this week.
1t Is reported that in the next two
months Virginia is to be wa kened I'D
1t Is said there will be two tent meet
ngs, quarterly meeting and protract-
I'd meeting. The prohibitionists and
democrats will not have much chance
10 work here this summer.
Youngest child of David jackson.
deceased, died at its home at Wall
street, Kan, June 9th, and buried
II the Virginia graveyard Monday
afternoon. Alfred Jackson, Mrs.
Iohn jackson, Mrs. David Jackson
ma Fred HeckadOn came with the
emalns- David jackson died Jan.
-, 1898, and was buried at this
,lace.
The band went to the johnson
ehool house Saturday night to plav
or an Ice cream supper which Law
ence Wallace, teacher, gave to raise
money TO buy a library for the
chool. Quite a number of Young
Olks from Virginia attended.
Miss Blanche McElrOv is spending !
few days with her sister. Mrs. ET-
rett Drysdale at Butler.
Mrs. Sadie Coulter. OF Drexel. is
pending few days with her parents q
ir. and Mrs. j. T. Whinnerv.
Mrs. j. L. Whinnery gave her :. :.
ASS a party Saturday afternoon (
nd all report good time. !,
Henry Schiepman died Thursday. y
ev. Hottie preached the funeral at
ne house; remains were laid 10 rest
the Mulberry graveyard. q
h. r. Jenkins has built a new walk
round his house. Mayor Hensley
as the builder. a
1oung Aaron was in Elkhart town e
mp last Sabbath in a place where u
ie school district is large enough to
ave two Sabbath schools. one in the n
renoon and one in the afternoon -
'rtaInly none should be so unfortu-
ate as to miss the good country -
I'd not a prOhibitionist in the ~
OVID. 1t certainly speaks well when ID
Oh attends the others school.
1 ne Rev. {. VI. Mitchell of Marions- -
lie, Mo, delivered lecture to the OF
Dworth Leagge Thursday NIGHT r.
beet the Bad Girl. He haudIed -
5 subject in good shape although
pressed hard on many toes most
took it kindly it was what ali {
eded old and young, tobacco and 4
I'm chewing, whiskey drinking and y
caring. Girls hanging at the gate y
e hours at night, buggy riding y
tn young men who are In the haI,if Il
getting drunk and down on their u
N KIND for doing wrong. The rain v
used him TO hurry through. It y
'uid Be well for him TO come again n
g League viii have three more in n
: near future. p
Rev. ". I. Pyle and wife of Aust;n =