The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-04-18
Virginia Notes.

1 " INV ckVhH u ACW o
home last Sunday. He came on al
excursion train from Kansas City
returning at night. He Is workinI
for Blsnchert & Kipp Real Estate Co
In Arlington Building, 10Th and Wal
nut street, Kansas City.
The word had got out that CARR,
Nation was a Methodist. Severa
Methodlsts went to hear her. Soon
we found out she did not talk lik,
the Methodist around Virginia
Some of the members hearing sh,
once belonged TO the Christian church
they soon iouad she did not talk like
them around Virginia; all thought
she said many good things. An old
Quaker preacher from Richmond
Ind once said In Ohio he could tell
when preaching II he was hitting any
oil his audience You might shoot at
a flock Of birds flying, il they did
not futter, there was none hit; Il
was only them that squirm that the
shot took effect.
Hugh Maloney's child was buried
In the Virginia cemetery last Wednes-
day afternoon. Ii died In the hospi.
tai in Kansas City, where it had been
taken to be treated for diphtheria.
Its mother died a few weeks ago In
Kansas.
John Cope and wife, OF New Home,
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Peter Crooks.
c. j. Ruby, Of Tollgate, W. Va, Is
visiting his mothers sisters, Mrs. r.
F. Harper and Mrs. c, W. Wolfe, and
other kin folks.
l.. L. Judy has bought C. A. Wal.
lace's house on his farm southwest of
Virginia, and will move It to his
farm.
Many around Virginia have asked
Aaron why he did not get Carrie Ma
tion to Virginia. In the first place
her arrangement made before she
came to Butler. Many here would
have paid for livery team to bring
her out and agreed to board her
while here, not all members OF the
church, either People here are want
ing to hear somebody talk that can
get out OF tho old ruts Or In other
words, something that has life in
1t whether they indorse all that said
or not. Had she come to Virginia
there would not have been house
large enough to have held the people. |
Aaron will give them a chance when |
the singers come, to hear some good |
music.
Many people passing Vain Walkers
saw that there was something wrong
with him. On inquiry they learned
there was II ID boy at his house.
They have four girls. 1t is enough
to make any one act strange.
VIM. Allen got kicked by a horse
last Friday. He had to be carried to
the house. Il will take him some
time to get well.
The small drainage boat Is In It's
pit on the road running east and
west, south Of r. F. Hsrper's, about
twenty rods east Of the road rum
ming to Virginia. 1t will cut a ditch
one mile east, then south to the main
ditch. A large boat Is In the pit
On the WetherspoOn place, and will :
90 down Pecan Branch. They have .
The engine in place on this boat, and
will soon be ready TOR work.
Julius Heckadon is gaining strength
lnder the treatment OF Mrs. James
)rumly, sister OF Thomas dockett.
Mrs. Ell Stevens expects to leave
Thursday for home In Nebraska, {
where her husband has been Tor some
lime at work putting out a spring.
'rop.
Ed. Smith, the mail carriers horse
an away at Virginia on Tuesday,
overturned the wagon at Drysdale's
orner and broke all the glass. No
urther damages reported. {
Mrs. Fuller, Of Arkansas and Mrs.
Duke, Of Lamonte, Mo-, addressed
he ladies on missionary work at the 4
'hristian church Tuesday night. A =
peal missionary society was orga.
lizsd.
We hear the dog tax law talked
bout. Is It iustior the men that own 2
ogs to pay damage for what the 9