The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-08-25

NHe ioih| u ANS" iaNihN OotuiNal
and Sabbath.
Geo. Thompson says everything is
quiet in his locality and all at work.
Mrs. Smizer is staying this week
with her daughter, Mrs. Claud Brum-
NETT, near Passaic.
Grandma burst and her daughter,
Mrs. Will Bernhardt, moved to But
Ter Monday.
D. B. Canterbury is carrying the
mail, while Ed. Smith is taking his
vacation.
Mrs. Cyrus Nestlerode gave birth
to fine boy at the home of its grand
pa last week.
Miss Minnie Smith visited the fam
lily of Carl Whistler on the Duvall
ranch south of Butler last week.
Carl Whistler and wife came Sum
day to visit the family of Dave Nestle
rode. Mrs. Whistler remained to visit
for week. She received word that
Mr.. Whistler was taken quite sick on
his way home.
W. H. Ankstead, of Pleasant
Plains, Iowa, spent day last week
with Thomas Hockett. They were
neighbor boys in Iowa. 1t had been
A years since they had seen each
other.
Joe Rheinhart, wife and daughter,
of near Kansas City, visited their
daughter, Mrs. Merit, and family and
attended the picnic at Amsterdam.
Rev. Blalock filled his appointment
at the Christian Church Sabbath and
at night preached temperance SER
mon. The young people sang tenn
perance song. Everybody is talking
for Statewide Prohibition. Theyoung
s4en have to be Statewiders or else
60 to the young peoples meeting and
preaching alone. We predict the
wedding crop will be short, unless
the young men become converted to
the Prohibition cause and love the
work as well as they do the lady.
They wish to be their partner through
life. The young ladies believe Carrie
Nation a home builder should be a
home defender also.
Mrs. Geo. Zinn is very sick.
Bob Stanley and wife, of Butler,
spent Sabbath with their daughter,
Mrs. Frank Blough, and family.
Mrs. Englehart, who was quite
sick Sabbath, was better Monday.
Ray Richey, wife and son, who
have been visiting their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Harper,
and other relatives for several weeks,
expect to leave Thursday for their
home at Athens, Ohio.
A lively time was had at the meeting
of the M. E. Ladies Aid at the home of
Miss Rachel Park one night last week.
When the lady chosen to occupy the
chair positively declined to accept, a
lively scuffle followed, and by main
physical strength the lady was firmly
seated in the chair, and the meeting
took up the order of business before
it for action.
Married. AT the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Leonard Wednesday even-
ing, August 18th, at 8 o'clock, their
daughter, Lutte Mae, to John F. Nc
Kissick. Rev. Keele, of Butler, con-
Quoted the marriage ceremony.
About twenty friends and relatives
were present. Many useful presents
were received. A delicious supper
was prepared for the occasion. We
wish this couple a long and happy
life.
George Cowgirl and family, Of Kan
sas City, visited last week with his
sister, Mrs. Osborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke, of Kansas,
visited Mrs. Clarke's sister, Mrs.
Fred Stroeber, last week.
Ashley Stevens and family, Of
Schell City, visited Mrs. Stevens
brother, Mr.. Crosswhite, the latter
part Of last week.
w. A. McElroy, of Butler, spent
Tuesday night Of last week with his
daughter, Mrs. Drysdale.
Mr.. Payton, of near Amoret, has
been thrashing in Mt. Carmel neigh.
borhood the past week.