The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-06-23
VIRGINIA.

eighteen years old. All present en-
ljoyed a pleasant evening. Ice cream
and cake were served. Those pres
ent were: Lutte, Albert, Howard,
Ruth and Helen Leonard, Ernest,
Maud and Olive Nightwine, Orland,
Bert and Frank Eggleson, Bertha,
Ada and Oscar Craven, Jess, Clarence
and Edna Fleming, Bessie Courtney
and Yule Minor, Edwin and Louise
Allison, Willie and Elsie Englehardt,
George and Earle Burk, Mary Chand-
Ter, Fred Pahlman, John McKissick,
Clarence WEIGH, Robt. Osborne and
Lee Hardinger. All departed at
late hour wishing Perry many hap,
py birthday.
Mrs. Crosswhite's mother, Mrs.
Burns, and sister, Mrs. Pontius, and
baby, of Rich Hill, visited her few
days this week.
Fred Hill returned Friday after
short visit at Columbia.
Mrs, Fleming and Mrs. Robertson
visited Mrs. Robertson's parents near
Pleasant Gap Sunday and Monday.
Ed. Warderman and Mrs. Warren,
OF Butler, visited at Harley Warder-
mans last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry French, of
Passaic neighborhood, visited at Bob
McCann's Sunday.
| Will Minor returned from Henry
county Saturday, where he has been
for about five months,
Perry Osborne couldn't get his hat
on Saturday morning. Some one
him, what was the matter?" He
said, "Got a new eight pound boy.
| That enough to make my head swell,
isn't it,"
Ralph Allen, of Butler, and num-
ber of other young people attended
the ice cream supper at the M. +.
Church Wednesday night of last
week.
Jochin Harper, of Butler, Scully
agent was looking after their inter-
eSts in the west part of the county
last week.
The Township S. S. Convention
will be held at the Christian Church
the first Sunday in July at O'Clock
p. m.
W. H. Ewing has his new barn up
and is now ready to entertain candi-
dates. He says he will have ripe wa
termelons by August. !
Rev. Blalock filled his appointment
at the Christian Church Sunday, morn
ing and night.
The Hayseed Band received their
new uniforms Saturday. They will
go to Merwin to play the 4th.
Corn planting was about completed
last week.
Mrs. Geo. Rubel and sister, Miss
Rachel Park, Miss Myrtle johnson
and Mrs. w. j. Bard visited the fam
lily of Thomas Marshal at LaCygne,
Kan, Saturday. They said they saw
some big nice corn near LaCygne and
that the flax and wheat looked good.
Misses Georgia Smith and Annie
Wheeler visited Miss Maud SeelingeI
northeast of Butler Saturday and Sun
day. u
Grandma Judy, who has been stay
ing with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Hockett, went to Springfield last
week to visit her children there.
Quite a number of the young peo.
pie attended the children's day exer
else at Amoret Sunday night.
Geo. Crooks and sister, Mrs. j. H.
Park, were called to the bedside Of
their mother at New Home Friday Of
last week.
| The road overseer had ought to fia
the bridge close to Bird Barr's, and
the bridge near the Virginia schoo
house should be looked after, before
the township has damage to pay.
Clyde Denning and family visited
the family of John Seelinger, north.
east Of Butler, Sunday.
Thomas Huffman and wife went tc
Kansas City Saturday. Mr.. HHffman
returned Sunday. Mrs. Huffman
will visit relatives in the city for a
few days.
w. H. Martin is hauling his corn to
market.
The warm weather is making the
corn grow.
Monday'Fred Drysdale, Of Amoret,
was in Parktown. He was on his
way to Butler.
Judge Paddock and wife, Will
Ayers and wife, Herman Englehari
and wife, Roe Burke and wife visited
Carl Whistler and wife on the Duvall
ranch, south of Butler, Sabbath.
They report they had a good time. Z
L. Hoagland left Monday for the
Kansas wheat fields. He expects to
locate there.
| Mrs. Media Williamson and her sis.
ter, Mrs. Ben Parker, who have beer
visiting their parents, MIR. and Mrs.
James Cuzick, for few weeks, re.
turned this week to their home al
Sedalia, Mo.
| Young Aaron has two bred Duroc
Jersey Qilts due to farrow the last oil