The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-05-31
Ballard Breezes.

/ licic anu at HI gfltcl al
elections and not at Enterprise
school house; hope every democrat
will vote
f. NJ. Fort sold a horse TO George
Smith and two To Tom Mullins last
Monday. VIII Howard also sold one
to Geo. Smith.
| NJ. ". Anderson delivered several
loads OF hogs TO a buyer ut Drich
Tuesday
Geo. Huff of the southwest brought
down a load of kaffir corn and had il
ground one day last week He SAYS
it is the best feed.
Prof H. Belisle has ii case of bad
optics
| Earl CARVINGS ewes are slowly i'm
proving, but still confined 70 his
room; so his good neighbors plowed
his corn and have same iii fine shape.
for which he Is very grateful.
/ GOoseberTies are the order of the
day, as there has been Il large num-
Der brought here for market.
We have a mule colt for sale or
| trade
Mrs RadfOrd returned home from
Il visit OF several DAYS with her
AAiONiiE1 anu OLliCI IEId ~ = di ~ a ub-
leau.
J. y. Ballard has a very sore hand |
Prof. Belisle's brother of Butler
visited him several days last week
NJ. l.. Price, wife 4 Co, went fishing
last week and caught about 30 lbs Of !
fish, SO we hear.
J. h. Cunningham and wife were
over shopping one day last week.
Clarence Teeter was over repairing |
his wagon, preparatory To his west
ern trip.
Jno. Richardson has his hedge in
fine trim
Several drummers here one day last
week, but all our merchants had
gone fishing.
X. y. ChennewOrth saws the talk is
that Prof. Parker will teach the
Aurora school. as Charley Board has
bought a farm south of Deepwatsri
and will teach over there
Geo. Price and wife visited their
son VI. L., Saturday.
The rain Saturday and sunday was
Just what we needed.
Hon. J. y Ballard has 15Oacres Of
corn and it is looking fine He has
and We wish him Il bOuntiful crop.
We assure our old friend .Ino Deer ,
wester that he has our thanks for
favors-just such favors a fellow -,
needs now and then as he passes
life
NJ. +. Perry was patronizing tie
Ballard mill Saturday
NJ. :. kiersey droveto his big creek
pasture one day last week
Will Noble sold his Jumbo horse to !
L Clinton buyer.
Robt. Davis OF Southview. was on
our streets Saturday
Don't forget TO come to Walnut Z
sunday and bring your basket. tuh
)r box full of dinner. Bro. King saws u
bread. meat and pickles-we say, pie
-hicken and all the good things pos )
'ible, added.
The Gartins visited their sister. u
Yrs. Stuckey north of Butler. last II
week
W. ". Hill and wife gave US a call I
-
Dee tour mail carrier buys old rub g
Der. iron, etc. =
Charley Gaines and Miss Gatlif "
we're married at Clinton last Thurs r,
lay. They will reside with Charley q
north of here "
Let every democrat of Spruce town e
hip turn out Saturday and vote for u
lis choice.
Corn prospects are fine with US: >
most of it is clean and doing well. =
". II. WarfOrd and family went to lo
preaching Sunday and heard a good =,
ermon from Rev. Smith.
Perry Ray writes he has a Job in q
.os Angeles, Cal, at $40 per month. p
ie says a stranger has a poor show r
o get a Job unless he has some one d
o push him. p
Glad TO hear our neighbor boy, III
tevens has the Fairplay school
Lum Williams did not tarry in Ash VI
rove long. as we heard of his pass al
lg through Urich Tuesday for K. {. vi
j. 5. koontz and family. Robert =
erkabile and family went fishing 4
unday evening. OF
Children's day at Walnut Sunday u
une Bird. Everybody come. Oh
Ray Mcfarland writes Us from
resno. Cal, that wheat havest is in
Ill blast. but owing to a few hot
inds the early wheat is failure, the
tie rains coming too late to do any
God. Has had three failures in
for want Of rain.
Sam Hays writes home that he has
ought seven acres of land in CaIifor-
Ia and will plant an Orang grove
Good. We are glad TO see a move
n foot TO start up a Bates county
ir. It's TO be a horse fair now. We
e. but keep it on the go until it be
omes an Old-time county fair. We
ave one horse, SOW and four pigs.
nd our wife has some chickens. 80