The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-07-10
Passaic Breezes.

her new coat of white, with dand,
: new porch in front.
]. d. Tathwell received his frs
load OF new wheat last Thursda,
from Combs Bros, of Shawnee.
c Nj Decker shipped IA load of hog,
to X. {. one night last week: also o.
Hendricks shipped a load from But
Ter, on which they will make a few
dollars.
Ii. Hamburg aud Geo, MeCandlas,
stacked the formers wheat last week
Quite n number from here anC
nearby met lin surprise Mt Georg,
Hardin s, it being Mrs. HIS birth
day, and spent II most delightful
day.
"le typo got us somewhat mixed
in our Long-Templar business last
week.
Cal Robinson has been working on
machinery of late. He is at home to
such work.
Correct, my friend from the north,
from the condition OF your roads a
boss and you fellows to work, is
what is needed.
John Deerwester and son Alya
were here with hogs one day last
week.
X. Nj. Wilcox has his lawn in fine
shape. He has a beautiful home.
EMls-H-H-Mi -Mileex- visited -Ae4ae
folks near Everett, Cass county, last
week.
Our drug man was here from Chica-
go "a few days ago, we made and or
der preparatory to the uchexpected
fall sickness, which will be quite diff
ferent from the past year. We will
be ready for the coming, armed and
equipped for business, even north
and east of us. The past year has
been one of discouragement and
blues for all classes, even the doctor,
but for all that we have concluded
to stay at Passaic and battle for the
right believing at last we will be re-
warded by our right doings and
attention to business.
Miss Luella Lotspeich is home from
Marshall, where she visited her
grandma and other relatives.
Syloines Eockard 4 Co., are thresh-
ing. Their first Job was 100 acres of
rye. They hays new machine, we
hear.
l.. {. Eichl,r aud son repaired their
fence last week on the 10 acres in
Elkhart township.
Ice cream for a few friends at John
krimm's last Friday night. Pat
misses all the good things, it seems. |
Work plenty and hands scarce,
seems to be the complaint. It's
wheat, hay and corn all to be cared |
foi at once.
Joe Kennedy, of the firm OF Alex
ander Il Kennedy, General Store,
Was here one evening last
week They are doing a good busi-
ness; both are clever, accommodate
ing gentlemen,
Mesdames Davis, Tathwell and
Fulse drove to the city Saturday eve.
Charley Moore was in after another
load of feed last Saturday. From
the prospects, the farmers will, this
fall, be hauling in grain instead of
out, as they have been the present
year.
P. & q. shipped out a car OF baled
nay Saturday, only a beginning for
them.
j. b. Lotspeieh and wife are visit
ny relatives at Nevada this week.
Chas. Conkliu sure plowed the corn ,
Cal Robinson made a dandy good
wagon frame for II Mr.. Morris, living
northeast of here. Cal works in wood
ls well us iron.
]. D. Maddy was repairing culverts
DIR Christy was called out to see /
day Young last Monday. i
Mrs. Alice thinner returned home
rom Odessa Monday, where she had c
zen ON u visit to home folks. Il
Mrs. Feeback came in the first of
he week from Kansas on visit and G
0 look after her farm interests here, il
'e suppose. t
Zwallen Bros, assisted by their
lend from Nab's creek and Her b
ian are stacking their wheat.
Thos. thinner has the school house =
good repair-new floor, doors, etc.
j. B. Lotspeich. began cutting his p