The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-10-03
Virginia Notes.

Mrs. IsaacsL ockridge's brother, OF
Texas, passed through Virginia Fri
day. he had been visiting her.
Mrs. James Allison, OF PsnnsyL
vsnia, visited old neighbours herelast
week. They lived southwest Of Vir-
ginia many years. Mr.. Allison has
been dead for q number OF years.
Walter Wolfe came home from
Kansas Thursday, and viii stay
awhile and husk bis fathers corn.
He has nice new buggy, q team Of
bronco ponies. Some think most
every girl near Virginia has knowl.
eige Of the situation by this time.
James I. Wolfe, Of Burlington,
Kan, came Friday TO stay over Iowa
day. He had bad luck with bis auto.
II broke down at the State Line
bridge. He had TO hire a horse and
buggy to bring his cousin 70 his
fathers. He went to Kansas City
Saturday for repairs and back to
Amorett Sunday morning, and Sun
day afternoon he was spinning
through Park Town with his car.
Preaching next Sunday at the
Christian Church at IL q. m. and at
night.
There will be two great gatherings
In Virginia this week-the Iowa pic
mic Tuesday and the big wedding
Wednesday Of Miss Bertha Colburn
and Mr.. Sage, Of Kansas City.
Thomas Constable and wife, of
near Harrisonville, came Tuesday OF
last week to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. W. Park and attend the
Fair.
ID. G. Wolfe took dinner over In
Kansas Sunday, and he says It was
q good one.
Mrs. Rose and daughter, Of Lock.
port, Mo-, are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Colburn, and will at
tend the wedding Of her sister, Miss
Bertha, Wednesday night.
VIII Heckadon and wife, OF near
Wall Street. Kan, spent Thursday
night Of last week with his brother,
Julius, and family. They attended
the Fair.
VIM. Martin, who had q sale last
week, has gone to Blue Mound, Kan,
to look for a location.
Marshal Wilson Is a good locker
when astride oil his fine riding horse
Prof. Parker and wife, OF W6rrens'
burg, attended the Fair, and csIre
out and stayed one night with bel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Quick
"The Governor Of Indiana to thu
Governor OF Ohio. II our temper
ance policies continue, it will soon bt
q long time between drinks In our re-
spective states. "-Ohio State Jour
lnal.
Less drink, less crime with enforce
ment Of the laws In Indiana, Their
has come q noteworthy decrease II
crime. Again he said: Each OF III
has in his hand q remedy complies
and satisfying, q free mans ballot
Governor Hanly In address first q
N. E. Church, Columbus, Ohio, TO
myself l have seen so much OF tn
economic waste, so much of the brok
en- manhood, so much OF the heart
ache and Of the blight and ruin tn
traffic entails upon the people Of m.
own commonwealth, that am pre-
pared to strike anywhere and when
ever opportunity presents, and thi
whether I shall be In public or in pr
vate life. American Issue, Colum
bus, Ohio, Sept. ~.
No wonder, the editor Of The TINE
last week warned the saloons o
what vas coming, and the editor O
the Record indorses bis sentiment
As Abraham Lincoln said when b.
wss nominated for President, Their
we're tventy-three preachers In BIZ
township, and only three stood viii
him. Slavery question, but the tim
came whsn, they came over on BIZ
side Of the question. Men and wo
men VIII soon read their Bib right
The Virginia school commenced
Monday With Mrs. Seiglsr. Of Butler
a. teacher. 8
Judge Wolfe Win call court a. sool
a The snow comes. He says th
docket d full.
]. b. Park expects TO have q ~
hog sale the last Of this month Of 81
red hogs, male and gifts thorough
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