The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-08-18
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to be printed last week.
Vim. Wigger and family left Tues
August 9th for Power county, Colo
RADIO, where Mr.. Wigger has taken i
homestead.
Farmers have begun plowing
wheat ground since the recent rains,
Mrs. w. C. Turpin, who has been
confined at her home for the pas,
five months,was able to be taken out
driving last Thursday evening.
Miss Nellie Jordon who has been
guest at the home of Miss DeloriS
Reece and Miss Mabel Vanhoy, re-
turned to her home in Nevada, the
last of the week.
Andy Black is building a new house
on his fathers place.
Homer Clark says he has just two
more trips to make to Henry county.
Mr., Reinheimer has raised the
wages of our excellent centralS At
Spruce, which was very much de-
served.
Mrs, Visa Reece is very poorly
with Catarrh of the throat. She is
taking treatment from specialist OF
Butler. We wish her a speedy re-
cOyery.
Mrs, j. A. Borland received 4
shower of forty post cards Monday,
Aug. Is, it being her 36th birthday,
|. NJ. Kretzinger and Mr.. Randle
met with quite serious accident hS,
Thursday morning caused by n run
away. Both men were thrown out
OF the buggy. Mr.. Kretzinger was
badly bruised but not seriously.
Mr., Randle received a lick on the
head that rendered him unconscious
for some time. He had an ankle
bone broken but he is getting along
well at this writing.
Miss Cora Borland called on neigh
bors Friday evening.
Uncle Phillip Carroll and family an,
W. H. Charters and family attende,
church in Butler Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Porter and children, whC
have been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. E. Vansant and sister
Mrs. Jessie Grimes returned to theiI
home near Archie Friday.
James Cox is running a cream
wagon in his neighborhood for c L 5
at Butler.
Harry Padley and wife visited l.,
L. Wix and family Sunday.
One of our young men, while out
driving one Sunday evening with his
best girl forgot his arm was out oi
place until he had almost passed :
farmers house.
Matthew Evans mule team rar
away with him Saturday evening
while returning home from Butler
No damage was done except break
ing the tongue out of the carriage.
j. T. Binns is plastering the house
where Dick Keeble lives for Bert
Allen at Butler.
w. L. Blizzard, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. W. H. Char
ters, jr., left the sixth for Excelsior
Springs for visit with his mother.
Rev. Hargis filled his regular ap-
pointment at the M. E. Church Sun
day.
T. Arlie Drennen returned home las,
Thursday from a trip through Ne
braska, at Sheridan, Wyoming and
other points in the west. Mr.. Dren-
men took in the sights and visited
relatives while there.
Cupid has been working wonder
fully lately. One young lady has her
dress made and another is past sweet
sixteen. Everything is ready except
sending out the cards.
j. H. Baker has had his house re-
modelled and a concrete porch built.
We learn just before sending in
our correspondence, that our little
nephew, Henry Beard, who is af-
flicted with paralysis is no better.
valmeeting has begun again
at the M. E. Church at Spruce. Rev.
Hargis will preach till Thursday.
Rev. j. A. Jared of Butler is expect
ed to conduct the meeting from then
on.