The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-01-04

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Judge Wolfe says he will not tr,
any suits at present at Virginia while
Morrison is working with hypnotisn
he thinks it not safe. 1t would IL
hard to get jury without some
minds that could he swayed by the
movement of the hand. lie ques
ton of absent treatment is being
taxed at Virginia stormy days. Some
think absent treatment might be ap.
piled TO make people sick as well as
to cure them; Others think it takes
So to make it work. Judge Wolfe
thinks it is IA dangerous element i'll
a community, for it catches a certain
class of people that don't have much
money, that have to work hard to
raise s. for absent treatment. that a
person could be made drunk by alb
sent treatment. One fellow said the
only way to test it would be to send
s. to parties that claim TO have that
power, some think So is the moving
spirit Judge Wolfe thinks it hard
on the officer of the law to wait till
the furry is over; it is better for the
officers to lose a little than for the
many, and others think, and We
think, it will take a large amount of
responsibility off of the officers shout
ders.
Two farms for rent. One two miles
east of Virginia, the other two miles
north and one half east. Address,
JESSIE PIERCE, 2603 Chestnut St,
Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Maud Hackett has very sore
hand
Geo. Jenkins is on the sick list.
Charley Wolfe had a New Years
dinner for his family and relatives.
DR.. Lamb informs us that S. S.
Martins little girl is on the sick list
j. W. White of near Mount Zion
church, Kan, was in Virginia Mon
day
Rev. Shumaker preached at the NJ
E. church Sabbath at IL a. IN.
Elder Ishmael preached at the
Christian church Sabbath at IL a. H.
and at night; will preach at Virginia
next Sabbath again.
John Allen has moved TO Pleasan-
ton, Kan, to work in butcher shop.
Willie Ruble retsrned to Baldwin,
Kan, Tuesday.
John Huffman spent Saturday and
in Kansas with friends.
The Free Methodists had watch
at Virginia Sabbath night.
Jno Foster and Charley Cowan took
a drove of cattle to Vernon County
for Mr. Brown last week.
Judge Wolfe and Aaron wishes
to say to the preachers who are
preaching in the Goth century
that we have not got there vet, have
362 days yet.
III. H. Flesher and son Milton, of
Butler, were out Sabbath. Milton
was out to say good by to his rela-
lives for the present, as he has ac-
,epted position in a large dry goods
establishment at Great Bend, Kan. |
His uncle Aaron does not expect to !
see him again in his single state.
Mrs C. H. Morrison is visiting her |
laughter, Mrs. Rube Sellers, at Kan
'as City.
DR.: Lamb reports a fine girl at the
nome of Ell Burke.
W. Z. Cowan lost his watch in his
, lsture the 14th day of August. Isaac
1ockridge found it the 2Sth of De-
,ember. Mr. Cowan wound it and it |,
5 running as good as ever.
g. ". Cybert's house burned down
christmas. Everything that was in
he house was destroyed. He bought
, little house of S. 7. Harper and
moved it to his place and is living in
t.
Robt. Barton's young folks of Am
'ret and Elder Claypool attended the
free Methodist meeting Saturday
light.
The officers of the Modern Wood
men will be installed Thursday night
IAN 4th.
Arthur Rape has rented a farm in
Bourbon county, Kan.
Scott Cope, of Cope, Morgan coun-
Y, No, spent Christmas with his
mother and brother John at New