The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-09-17

from Iowa and Illinois, after travel
ing so often over the Park Town
grade, will tell their folks at home
about the good roads east OF Nir-
ginia
Asto the wedding In the near future
around Virginia. II they do not
come to pass soon, it will be some
body's fault, and perhaps before this
paper get to the readers, someone
will say We are one.
Last year people from Iowa and
Illinois bought farm This year il
looks like there was change in the
program. Some OF the Bates county
people will 20 north.
Protrscted meeting will continue
over next Sunday.
Rev. Vim. Coulter returned home
from Springfield last Wednesday,
where he has been attending the Free
Methodist Conference. Miss LYDIA
Witherspoonis on q circuit this year.
At present she is visiting around VIII
ginia.
Aunt Bette Dudley, who had a
stroke OF paralysis last week, report.
ed Monday of this week doing well
and would soon he around again,
She is at her neice's, Mrs. Earharts,
Her son, Robert, and sister, Mrs,
Hutchison, OF Eldorado, were called
to see her,
J. ii. Park spent several days in
Howard county, Mo near the town
of Roanoke looking at the red hogs,
He LETT Butler on Friday noon, stop.
ped off at Lees Summit and stayed
all night with tap Nickels. He re-
ports Cap has fine farm and a large
fine house. Mr.. and Mrs. Nickels
showed him all through the house
Cap took him to the lockout on the
top OF the house and showed him the
beautiful country. Mrs. Nickels has
canned fruits to supply all her old
neighbors. Corn is looking well all
1aiong the {, \, K. K. as far he was
on the road. He saw field OF corn
near Armstrong that would make I !
bushels to the acre,
| A. ]. Dugan and little daughter
Miss Laura. OF Batter, attended The
church at Virginia Sunday and tool
dinner with b. +. Jenkins.
Miss Media Quick left for Warrens
burg, where she will attend schoo
this winter. She told us that sh,
would not he bnck until Christmas,
Miss Carrie McElroy, Of Butler, Wis
tied her friends around Virginia ,
few days last week before startin!
east.
The Young folks were talkingabou
: n weduing at the Sunday School sun
day, hut did not tell Aaron who /
, was, for fear it would get in the pa
per.
Robert Barton, OF AmOrett, passa,
! through Virginia with fine short
q aorn bull. He says he il a firm heliey
. or in hlooded stock. He was looking
. hale and hearty We had not me
uncle Bob for u long time and Wa
: glad to see him again.
The Beckett Bros. commenced wor
on W. W. Parks house Tuesday
d. e. Wolfe's lew barn will soon b
pointing skyward. Peter Denning'
} and h. T. Judy's new houses ar
e Il, airing finish. Thomas Hocket
: is putting a new wall under his hous
and Aaron is enlarging his office
Prof. Wheeler commenced the Vii
ginia school Monday.
/ Ed. Daniels Thrashing Go. hav
been thrashiLg around Virginia fo
8 several dnys.
~ John F. Castle, OF Crestline, Ohio
visited his half brother, Prof. Whl
: tier, last week aud Jim Whistler, {
.IaAFer e+HH+Fp A4e- 4 He He hAA4 fe7t fifft-
: with his half brother for forty-tw
. years. Mr.. Castle il freight agent o
: Crestline.
u Misses Jay Jenkins and Nam
Bouyer spent last Sunday at Hun
with Mrs George Thompson, who
there under the care OF DR.. ChastaiI
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