The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-08-27
Virginia.

Since the Dry Army has disbsnded,
their chief, C. W. Wolfe, has com.
pletely changed his uniform, even
shaved his whiskers off Some think
be has changed his political way Of
sinking.
G. A. Wallace drove the horse that
brought John Winburn's remains
from Amorett TO the Virginia ceme-
terry.
Truman Gilbers's new barn ia a
nice improvement to hi. farm
Mr. Mino is painting the Virginia
school house.
Andrew Simpson has the hedge
fence around his farm trimmed up in
nice shape.
Dick Wolfe is making II concrete
cistern.
Geo. Rubel is building concrete
walks around his house.
Volna McFadden left Thursday TO
visit relatives near Los Angeles, Cal
Dick Craig, OF Tulsa, Ind Ty,, who
visited kiniolks here few days, re-
,urnsd home last week His daugh-
ter, Vera, who came with him, will
visit here Tor some time.
Ben Comiiord and daughter, Mrs.
Mitchell, Of Mulberry, attended the
funeral Of John Winburn Friday.
Clyde Denning Il on the way NOV
| 4 back from Western Kansas with
team and wagon,
James ! Wolfe, of Burlington,
Kan spent Sabbath with his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, G. W. Wolfe.
Miss Mary Winery and Albert
Allen we're appointed delegates by
she Virginia Endeavor Society TO at
send the c Z district convention to
be held IN Kansas City Aug 2S-30,
Endeavur at the Virginia Christian
Church next Sunday evening at $50,
Topic-Foreion Missions: Cyrus
Hamlin and Missions in Turkey -
Cor. 9:l3-23 Leader. Miss Mag
vio McCann. Every ono is invited to
attend
Sterling Pierce and Pete Jundy leis
'his reighborhood Sunday morning
on horseback for parts unknown,
possibly Wichita, Kan Any inior.
m ,.,on in regard to their whore
,bouts vii be gladly received by
friends,
Ollie Walker, wife and son visited
Mr.. Walkers parents southeast of
Butler last Sabbath.
Mr. John Winburn was tragically
killed, while carrying the mall last
Thursday, Aug 20 His horse IL
sud- osed TO have become frightened
semew here near the Hotwater school
mouse, for MIR. Winburn WAS found
hanging in the cart In the stable on
the NJ. ID. Maloney farm. The gate
beinx open, the horse run into the
barn and VAS found there hitched TO
the cart He was buried in the Nir.
g,nia grave yard Friday the 2lst
He was born In Kentucky. He WAS
about 36 years old He WAS married
so Miss Ida Cuzlck about four years
ago. He was a quiet citiz4n, loved
by all his neighbors. Ii will never
be known how lie was thrown out OF
the ar, His foot caught betw' en- she
spring and box and hung there.
found there, poor fellow No one
knows " neither he was killed suddenly
or his life dragged out
Jane Foy, OF Rotsn, Texas, came
In Monday TO see his cousin, Il w.
Park They had not met since 1851
whe,. Aaron took him to Tifiin, Ohio
He driited to Texas before the WAL
and carried mail for the Coniederacy,
and when the War closed carried for
the north. He is q solid Democrat ol
she Prohibition Type. He says they
do not fool with men who sell whisky
| consrary to law. They make the
dive men obey she law. Democrats
believe that the law should be obey
ed. They are not Ike the Republi
cans over In Kansas, wink st many
violating law He wanted TO know
how Texas came out at the primary
lection July % The signal said
they voted Ais for State wide Pro
> The Republican state convention de
rlared against State Pro. OK course
We expect that of the children OF tn
: father OF the saloon that ia the Re
9 publican party, has been 46 years
! Children should obey their parents il