The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-05-13
Virginia.

ed an opossum ranch. They csptur-
ed a mother opossum and a litter OF
little ones. They are doing fine.
James Park and W. W. Rubelspent
a day in Kansas City last week.
More wedding prospects have late
ly been discovered appearing on the
matrimonial sky. Their movements
will be closely watched from the mat.
rimonial observatory.
Corn about all planted, unless Ii is
to plant over again. The rain FRI
day was needed for wheat and grass
and all kinds OF crops.
Mrs. S. E. Jones, OF Butler, has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Ison for several days.
Fred Drysdale, Of Amoret, stayed
with bis grandpa, g. W. Park, Mon
day night OF this wesk.
Warren Ayers got kicked last We'd
nesday night when he got home from
Butler where he had traded horses.
Report says that when he went TO
unhitch from the wagon he slapped
the strange horse on the hip and the
horse kicked at him, Being close to
the horse he was struck with the
hook Joint under the short ribs which
is thought hurt his kidney on that
side. At all events, he has been a
very sick man up to Monday OF this
week.
Preaching at the Christian church
Sabbath at IL q. IN. and night.
The new preacher filed hisappoint.
ment at the NJ. E. church last Sab.
oath.
Mrs. Geo. Rubel and Mrs. John
Harper went to Kansas City Mon.
day.
W. W. Rubel and John Harper
shipped Hogs to Kansas City Mon
day.
James l. Wolfe Of Burlington, Kas,
is visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs
c. W. Wolfe.
The old mans objection Is develop
Ing lovers cyclone.
Some of the farmers have com
menced to work their corn.
Mrs. G. w. Park has sweet potato
plants for sale.
Robert McCann lost a good work
horse last week.
Emanuel Nestlerode is still affiict
ed with the rheumatism.
Christian Endeavor next Sunday
at 1880 p. m. Topic-Pilgrlms Pro
gress Series V. At the Cross. (Johr
1916 27. Luke 23:39-49) Leader
Maggie McCann.
We give a few names OF the oldest
people living In the township for th'
interest OF those who are living II
other states. MIR. Dlckerson past 80
Mr.. Oldham, north OF Virginia, pas
IS, G. W Park past -, R, F. Har
per and Mr.. Hsrdinger almost 20, +
L. Judy 10 Itss Sabbath. The Sun
DAY school has q birthday box an,
last Sabbath Mr.. Judy contribute,
his 20 cents and gave them d listl
talk as to the lie he has been tryinl
to live and advised all the youn,
people to begin early In life to serv
she Master. The two oldest ladie
we know OF living in the townshi
are Mrs. Amanda burst and Mrs. 6
w. Park.
The preacher said prohibition wa
right last Sabbath to a certain pei
son and now let him say no drunk
ard can enter the Kingdom, and te
the people one Of the prophets say.
"Woe to the man that putteth tn
bottle to his neighbours mouth an
maketh him drink"
Little Tommy, Of the north vest
is progressing finely at present in th
telephone business.
About 20 young people spens
very pleasant evening at the HON
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Flemming sout
east Of here Saturday, May 9Th. ]
was In homer OF the 18th birthday {
of their son Clarence and was gotte
up by some OF his schoolmates.
Miss Thula Darr is clerking in Hill
Cash Store this week.
Warren Ayers reported bette
Tuesday morning. The neighbors o
Tuesday, with II teams, planted hi
corn, and N. NJ. Nestlerode, wen
over and took their picture In
group. AARON.
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