The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-12-02
VIRGINIA.


at Virginia Tuesday, Dec. 9TH, COM
mencing at 10 a. m. All the Stock
holders should be present to elect
directors and to vote for or against
Increasing the capital stock of the Co.
slow Wolfe, of Kansas City, and
his brother Walter, Of Blue Mound,
Kansas, ate thanksgiving turkey with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. c.
Wolfe. Dow left Friday for Kansas
CITY and Walter left Monday for his
hbme in Kansas.
j. T. Williams and wife, of Paola,
Kansas, visited Mr.. and Mrs. James
Sscre last week. Mrs. Williams and
Mrs. Sacre are sisters.
r. E. Maxwell and wife, of Dayton,
Washington, visited his cousin, Mrs.
w. w. Park and family, most of last
week. Major Crowell, wife and Miss
Gertrude brought them out from But
ler Wednesday in the Majors big car
and came Sunday morning and took
them back to Butler.
| The people of this vicinity were
shocked when they heard of the
tragic death of Judge DeArmond and
grandson. He always had well fill
ed house to listen to him when he
came to Virginia to make a political
speech. He was a pleasant talker
and admired by those who differed
with him politically.
Thomas Constable and family ex-
pect to leave Wednesday for Baker
City, Oregon, where they will spend
the winter and in the spring they ex-
pect to 60 to Montana to make their
home.
Some of our young people attended
the supper at Mulberry Thursday
night.
! Mrs. Hattie holland who has been
visiting friends and old neighbors re-
Turned to her home at ElDorado Mon
day.
Miss Elsie Park who is teaching
near Rich Hill spent Thanksgiving
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Park.
j. w. Park lost Farmers Bank
money bag between his home in Park
Town and his farm on the Miami,
week before last. There was small
amount of money in it. Finder please
return.
The revival meeting at the M. E.
church will continue all this week.
Rev. Bernstorf the evangelist is tell.
ing the people of their sins. Sunday
morning he put the gospel canon in
action on the whiskey voting church
members. Prof. Uhler, of Cleal
Water, Kansas, is conducting the
singing.
The saloon would destroy the
church if it could; the church could
destroy the saloon if it uld.-Neal
4 Dow.
The Times will be weekly visitor
at Miss Rachel Parks home during
1910.
C. w. Wolfe and wife ate Thanks
giving dinner with kinfolks at Par
sons. Kansas.
L. L. Judy got into Parktown with
his beef wagon before daylight Satur
day morning.
Fred Brayton says it is now JUS
the time to commence to husk corn
Wonder if the Weddings have al
been postponed until a cheaper croT
Of turkeys are raised.
Mrs. Crosswhite' s father and sister
Of Rich Hill, spent a couple Of day.
with her.
Harley Warderman made a bust
ness trip to Kansas City the first O
the week.
Clarence McElroy was married
Thanksgiving day at the home Of hi'
sister, Mrs. Minnie Henderson, River
side, Cal. Mr.. McElroy has a positi
on with the Globe Real Estate Go.
Globe, Arizona, at which place vii
be. his home. Young Aaron wishes
Clarence and his wife a long, happy
and prosperous life.
Tuesday morning viii burst re
ported by phone that all was quiet il
his neiehborhood and that the far
mers had about got their big corr
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