The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-06-07
Virginia Items.
We heard it and iotted it down,
What happens in and out of town.

What happens III and out of town.
The Misses Ford of Butler. visited
Miss Ida Quick Sabbath and attend
ed the childrens exercises at the
Christian church
Miss Nerna Cook of Paola. Nan, il
visiting her old playmates.
Rufus Hall OF Warrensburg. visited
his sister Mrs Mike Maioney. and
other relatives last week
Don't forget childrens day M NJ. +.
Ichurch next Sabbath.
Misses Ilah and Edna Cooper OF
east of Butler. were the guests of Miss
PTudie Cooper last week
There was large crowd at the
Christian church Sabbath To hear the
children talk. The little folks did
we'll
/ visiting hi- father {. W. Wolfe and
! other relatives.
Grandma Cope visited her son John
AT New Home last week
| Misses Jane and Mary Bradeu. Cora
| Hamilton Mr. W. K. and Elmer Bra
den and e. Z. Moore of MULBERRY. lis
tened to the children Sabbath.
Geo Graham of Texas. was the
guest of J. J. Wolfe sabbath.
q II Eswein spent two DAYS in h.
C. last week. He took a look at the
building of new hall He thinks it
will be ready for the 1th of July con /
vention.
The census takers started for their |
townships Friday morning. All three /
have buggies and time keeper. Aaron |
thinks il would he well for the repub- |
licanS in Spruce and Lone Oak to /
each select man and have him 20 /
round with the cenSeus takers and /
learn the art; then by another time
they Will be- able TO write the name of
their citizens and keep their money
at home
Mrs. H. II. Flesher. Mrs. j. X.
Davis, of Butler, and Mrs. Rollo
Flesher OF Kan, visited Mrs. q. w.
Park Friday. Mrs Parks two
daughters Mrs ID. {. Wolfe and Mrs.
o. NJ. Drysdale took dinner with them
and Mrs. Isaac Park spent the after
noon with them.
The band supper was grand. The
largest one that was ever held here.
The church yard was full. Butler.
Amorett, Amsterdam and Foster ,
were represented. Butler had the
largest number OF pretty girls and +
more than that they always appesr
TO be fortunate IN the selection of (
young meti with large hearts and
pocket books. and HAT il the life of
a supper. fine band cleared so.
W. A. McElroy il ON the grand jury .
at X. c. :
Miss Brut..v Of Butler. spent Sun
day with las Quick and family. q
Misses Daisy and Nellie Walker are
visiting al Warrensburg, and will |
stop at Harrisonville on their return
home. I
Miss Eta Herrell and Oren Jenkins !
Of Passaic, were the guests Of Miss
ley Jenkins Sunday.
On Wednesday May 3Oth, at 4
o'clock p. IN. at the home OF the
brides mother. Mrs. r. Il. holland, c
vas solemnized the marriage of Miss y
Myrtle Norris and Mr.. Elmer John
son, Rev. Jones OF Butler, officiating y
Quite a number ofrelative and friends @
the ceremony The young a
couple We're the recipients of many {
Useful and handsome presents They |
cave this week for st. Joseph, Mo.
where they will reside. the groom be- v
ng in business at that place. b
Mrs. Irene Hurd and children of
Kansas, are visiting her mother. h
Grandma Cope.
Willie Ruble left last week for Bald n
vim, Kan, to attend the closing exer- b
Uses of the school there
Z. NJ. Famulinerwshes the hunters p
o keep off his farm: he has two no.
ices posted on his farm, but it ap- il
'ears to do no good. He has had
me steer worried. Il
Do not forget the young folks tenn
'erance meeting next Sabbath at 4 Il
}. m.
Rev. Miss Lydia Witherspoon and A
rev Mrs. We're preached Sabbath "
fternoou at the Crock school house. d.
Mayor Duyall of Butler. passed
through Virginia Sunday morning. n.
Mike Maloney had his house paint hi
d last week
Mrs. Alfred Jackson Of Wall Street. NJ
IAN, visited her son Clifton. last