The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-08-29
Virginia Notes.

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Saturday night and Sabbath with
Aisses Maggie and Myrtle -McCann.
Miss Bessie Wolfe got q letter from
Miss Dawn Crooks, Of Santa Cruz,
Cal, Monday Of this week. She said
they had one tree full Of lemons, also
oranges, ripe peaches, Strawberries,
blackberries and fine apples.
Aaron read Secretary Taits
speech at Oklahoma the Gath. The
poor boy forgot to say anything
about the Prohibitionists that con-
Igrssrscognised last winter and for
twsnty-one years. I suppose he
thought that was not the way to be
president. Should the Democrats
say something about Il In their plat
form next year, the boy will find out
he Il on slippery ground. It appears
that he forgot the thing that de-
stroys 90 many Of the human race
and brings sorrow to 80 many
homes.
Miss Mary Walker, OF south Of
Butler, Is visiting her brothers, Vane
and Ollie, near Virginia.
Aaron was handed q program Of
the 8. 8. convention to be held at the
Christian church Sept. 1st. We see
they do not come to the front like
the old Democrats and say the So
looms must 20. The Cincinnati En-
quirer Is reported as saying "rhe
next Democratic party must have
one plank on Prohibition. Bishop
Berry Of the M. E. church, said: "then
In the name Of our God Of Holiness,
and for the sake OF ruined souls and
their weeping ond despairing kin
dred, why do we not arouse ourselves
and put stop to this work Of de-
struction. There are 254 900 sa-
! looms, 10000 churches In the
United States, $1,000 more legal
, plscet to drink than places to preach
the gospel. Surely the 8. 8. workers
! should stand up for the Masters
cause.
J.W. McFaddsn took Paul Lamb
to Kansas City Saturday, to spend
! the night with bis uncle, Ernest Judy
! and go to his homo In lowe, Sab
. bath.
: o. NJ. Drysdale took q short trip
! last week to Pittsburg, Kan, Neosho,
, Joplin and Carthage. Monday be
went to Burdette to see his sister
3 who Is very sick.
Miss Louise Allison, OF Butler, ID
visiting the family OF Joe Whinnery
She attended the Christian s. 8. last
;, Sabbath.
/ There has been this question
sprung: Is II right for church mem
Der to pitch horse shoesf Some think
they have as good right as those
who are not members. Aaron thinks
| II they would follow the Bible rule
| give thanks-that whenever q church
member went out to play, before
commencing they would kneel dowr
and offer thanks.
The supper at the Christian church
Friday night took n $4S so. In thu
four suppers they have had this sum
mer they took In $1s6.50, and or
the 4th $105, making In all $291.
II W. W. Allison went with his sor
| Vivian to Kansas City, where he will
attend Central business college thi'
| winter.
III i'll. Wilson and family have re
| turned from Kansas, where they
were visiting relatives. Report 4
| that he has decided to locate there
and will move bis family in tn
spring, leave Missouri the land o
| saloons to dwell in q land Of mill
and honey.
III D. G. Wolfe vent TO Bourbon
county, Kan, Friday With bis broth
| or James In bis automobile. TheJ
| spent the night With their brother
| Walter, who has been living witt
Mr.. Davis for Q year.
III Mr.. John Huffman left last Fri
day for Lebanon, No., to spend 9
| lev weeks with her sister.
Andrew Simpson and wife went e
Kansas City Saturday to spend
lsw days sight seeing.
Dr.. Smith ssttsndhg Charley Yer
million. who b quite sick.
i d.. Smiths sistsr left Tuesday iol
| Ihsf homs h Lacleds county. Eht
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