The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-09
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People have been quite busy the
past week with their farming and
gardening. getting in their oats and
potatoes and some garden truck
good time to work, but most OF our
oats are In for this year. We are in
hopes there will be a good crop this
year and that will please theisrmers,
with a good price.
We hada very good Sunday School
last Sunday. Glad there is such an
interest manifested and no doubt Is
Is quite encouraging TO our Superin-
tendent, Mr.. Roster, and hope 1t will
continue TO grow In interest and
numbers that the people will stand
by the school and Its officers and
show that they appreciate them and
their work.
Our League hold regular meetings
each Sunday night. Mrs. Ida Lots
peich being unable TO attend at night
Rev. Norville lead In her stead. You
are all invited to attend.
Mrs. Jesse Koop Is on the sick list
again. Her mother walked out to
see her on Wednesday. We trust
there 1 8 nothing serious In her case,
Charles Timmons, wife and daugh-
ter we're visiting with her mother on
Sunday, up near Adrian. OF course a
good time when We 60 home to see
mother. Also Mr.. Timmons made
trip to Adrian Tuesday on horse
back. Mics Edith Timmons, we
understand, WAS q caller at the par
sonage Tuesday afternoon.
1t seems as though our pastors
wife and children we're visiting on
Sunday, the % inst, His wife was
st Silas Fulks for dinner, Drill, their
son, at Mr.. Funks and Miss Anna at
Mrs. Anna Fulks, and we understand
her and Miss Grace we're at Vesti
Prices In she afternoon to visit her
and meet with her Sunday School
class and organize what We call the
Busy b. II they are like the little
bees they intend to be workers. Let
US watch for future development and
success to the B's.
Charles Tlmmons left our town on
Wednesday for Kansas City to pur.
chase his spring goods, 80 look out
for something new In the neariuture.
Charles Zwahlen and Allen, his
brother, and their families were call
ers at Mr.. Peelers Sunday.
Henry Wilcox and wife were in
Butler Saturday afternoon visiting
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Belle Wilcox,
who is confined to her home ON &C
count OF sickness. We trust she will
soon be up again.
Arthur Fepton, grandson OF Uncle
Dick Wilcox, left here Thursday for
Washington. He intends to make
his home with bis Uncle Arthur VIII
cox. We trust he may have a safe
journey to his new home.
Dick Payne left our town Thurs.
day for Wyoming, and intends to
work there this summer.
Mrs. Anna Fulk and our pastors
wife and children were In Butler Sat-
urday.
Master Orvil Clendenning and his
mother were the guests of Charles
zwshlen's Sunday for dinner.
Our Sunday School is on the up
grade. About sixty In attendance
last Sunday and our collection eighty
cents. Let the good work 60 on
and increase In numbers.
We had q fair league last Sunday
night, lead by Edith Euos. Miss
Vesti Rice leads for us next Sunday
night. All are invited to attend and
give her good congregation.
We we're glad Albert Jenkins, wife
and daughter were out to Sunday
School last Sunday. Hope they will
be regular In their attendance from
now on, as the spring time Is here
and likely to be nice They took
dinner at grandpa Churches.
Our pastor returned home Tues
day and was seen on the street with
a bundle Of wall paper. l suppose
there will be something doing in that
part Of town soon.
Miss Grace FulH was the guest OF
Miss Edith Brummet on Sunday for
dinner.
Miss Dixie Sharp, who has been