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


failed to and the type-setter. We
give the most OF them this week.
David A. Harvey, Of Bloomfield,
Ohio, and E. A. Crestwill, Of Mount
GIlead, Ohio, are visiting the family
OF D. r. Baden.
Miss Mary Rape, Of Lesvenworth,
Kan, Is visiting her old home and
friends. Her parents moved from
here two years ago 10 North Aissou-
n. After two years they moved TO
Leavenworth, Kan, where her moth
or died this summer. She reports
her fathers health good.
Mrs Efie McCans, Of Drexel, is Wis
iting the family Of R. McCsns for q
lev days.
Misses Myrtle and Laura McCans
spent q few days at Drexel visiting
her relatives.
Mrs. Ingalls,, Of Illinois, visited the
family Of Mr.. Famuliner and Mrs.
Garner last week.
Miss Aollis Watkins left last Sun.
day for Harrisonville, where she will
attend school this winter.
Mr.. Ingles, Of Iowa, visited Grant
Garner and Mr.. Famuliner last week.
He was looking after his property.
Last week'sshow day seventyeight
wagons and buggies passed through
Virginia headed towards Butler.
Some OF them did not get to all OF
the clowns performances.
The last two Sundays the Park
Town grade has been we'll patronized
In the afternoon and night.
Judge McFadden, the contractor
for the Miami bridge near the Woody
settlement, is at work getting out
stone on Mrs. Nolsnd's land north.
east Of Virginia. The Judge tells ne
the stones are fine for the bridge
two feet thick.
Mrs. Oscar Hensley spent last week
visiting the family Of John Hensley
and old neighbors.
Elder Coffee baptized four persons
last Sunday near the Iron bridge:
Mrs. Gilbert, Miss Myrtle McCans,
Willie Winery and Roy Quick.
Holiness people are holding the
camp meeting on the Satterlie farm
3 miles north and y east. 1t will
continue over Sunday. Preachers
are from Fort Scott, Kan.
Rev. Sapp will preach at the M. E.
church next Sunday at IL o'clock
a. m. and night.
The many friends of Mrs. D. Fry
will be sorry to learn of her death,
which occurred at her home In Fry,
Indian Territory, Sunday morning,
Sept. 9th. She has many warm
friends in this community, who sym
pathlze with the devoted husband
and children. Grandma Gregg rails
ed her from small girl. Her moth
er died when she was quite small.
Willie Winery left for Drexel Mon
day morning, where he will attend
school this winter.
Thomas Hockett and Mr.. Martin
made a flying trip north from Vir-
ginia. They saw quite a fire on their
trip.
Mr.. Satterlie and wife, of near Fort |
Scott, Kan, were on visit to their
farm last week. Mrs. Satterlie is at
tending the Holiness camp meeting.
Clate Wolf got the foundation OF
his barn finished last week. R. T.
Judas house is nearly finished.
Ed. Daniels is thrashing in the
neighborhood.
Alarge crowd at preaching Sunday
and Sunday night.
Parktown grade has been the place
for bicycle Sunday afternoons. They
do some fast running.
Miss Anna Tuttle, OF Butler, visit
ed her uncles, George and Dave Ruble,
last week.
Jim McCanns, Of Passaic, and Miss
Emma Taylor, OF Butler, attended
the church at Virginia Sunday night.
Willie Ruble went to Baldwin,
Kan, Monday OF this week.
Guy Park commenced his school
Monday of this week at the Hoffman
District.
Harry French, Hugh Lotspeich,
Misses Maud and Grace Wright, Of
Passaic, were the guest Of Misses
May and Maggie McCans last Sun.
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