The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-16
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corn planted In this vicinity.
The fish man was In our town on |
Monday with hack load OF fine
ones. We don't know where, or how /
he got them, but he had them JUST
she same.
Charles Timmons says he does love
fish aud he walked off with a nice cat
fish, but she poor fellow had 80 wait
until supper before he could get 10
eat any 1t, But my how he made
fish fly when he got 10 the table.
Uncle Dick Wilcox was seen step
ping around with q nice fish put his
was OF u different tribe, Is was
scaly fellow and OF good size. My,
how those men will drink after eat
ing so much fish-butit will be water
sunday was lovely day and quite
u number out to church. Our pastor
preached here In the morning and
evening and out at W, Vernon In
the afternoon, A good congregation
was reported,
Mr.. Kelley, one OF our new neigh
bors, was In our town Monday hav-
ing some work done at the shop,
Mrs. Albert Jenkins was over To
visit her mother and see sister who
Is there quite sick. She expects 81
stay about week, We hope her
sister will soon be up again.
Rev. Clendening was ont at j, b,
Rice s sunday for dinner, and camein
with him at night,
Miss Lora Fisher, our teacher al
Passaic, was Visiting AZ j. W. Pack
ers Tuesday night and at our past
ors on Thursday night, was AT
prayer meeting with them. They
were oil glad 80 have her with them
Her school will be out as thls piact
about ths % OF this month. W.
have heard OF no complaints and be-
lieve all she patrons are well salts
fed and We think she has taught U,
good school.
Miss Carrie couchman, OF Spring
field, Mo, Is home on "a visit to hel
mother Mrs. l.. d, Reedy, out neal
Mt. ernon school house. She ant
her IL other made "A short visit a
Uncle Eat MOsiers and also At th,
parsonage. She only expects 10 re
main for short time 80 rest up /
little. Her friends will be glad +,
greet her again, as well as her moth
er. We were glad 80 see her
Our Sunday School is on the W
grade, there was some seventy cd
I'm attendance Sunday. We believ
we have the right man at the hea,
OF the school and he seems So b
managing 1t successfully. Let u
work 80 wake it better. We can
we try.
Miss Hattie Wiley came out o.
the train Monday afternoon TO visi
with Henry Wilcox and othe
friends. Her home Ia In Adrian.
Mrs. Clendening and children wer
Che guests OF Mr.. Myers on Sunda
: for dinner, went home with thel
from church.
Our pastor came home from Beth
Monday afternoon. He said he vC
wet on Saturday going out irol
Butler. as It rained on him most I
the way.
Oscar Wineland has made son
changes in his shop and he now 1t
more room. He will not have To :
out OF doors now to turn around.
Mrs. Silas Fulk was out Monde
raising money TO put u fence arouI
she parsonage. The fierce Is neediI
some repairs 80 they concluded
: put up a new one, and We are goir
! SO paint Is inside and out. { "
I Improve the looks OF our tow
I especially the east part.
! We had quite shower on THesd.
Z morning. April showers bring vi
/ flowers.
I Miss Fisher, our teacher, wa:
I guest at Charles Zwahlen's on Nc
! day evening and spent the mig
9 wish them. We understand she " al
( to visit the patrons and pupils Oft
I school, and she will be.s welco
/ guest in our homes.
I Mr.. Peeler and family were at Al
3 Zwshlens Sunday.
I Miss Nettie Smiser was visiting
I J. ". Packers on Monday and ely
! we suppose took her home In
( evening.
9 Asa Roster was In town on NJ
I day with some hay for Orville y
I Vile, his horse has to eat as v
! as yours. He goes out TO Gro
I school house on Saturday a
: breaches Tor them Sunday morn
I and night This is his second trip
! that point.
I Mr.. Fox Esq passed through b
/ Monday with load OF corn. I
! prices did not suit him here so
I concluded he would take 1t on
! Butler.
I Mr.. Ross Conard, We understal
I has in a new phone at his home