The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-10-27

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Lewis Hill is up and around again,
and also, Mrs Visa Reece is some
better.
MIR. Fred EadS and Miss Pearl
kimble were united in marriage at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs, Ellis Kimble, Wednesday,
Oct IS, at I o'clock, Rev. Hargiss
officiating. Only immediate friends
and relatives were present. At 7
O'Clock Thursday evening the groom S
parents gave an Unfair supper and
following the supper they were sere-
naded. These young people are well
known and highly respected and their
many friends wish them much Joy
and success as they journey through
life.
Mrs. W. E. vansant and daughter,
Miss Ada, were shopping in Johns
town Monday and visiting friends.
Chas, Turpin of Summit was haul
ing hay Monday that he purchased
from his uncle, W, c, Turpin.
MIR. and Mrs, Lon Troope are the
proud parents OF a big boy born Sun
day, Oct %, Also, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Compton, of near Appleton, a
big boy born Oct, %.
Joe Wix and family and Harry
Padley and wife visited Sunday at the
home of James Cox. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cox and grandson intend to leave the
last OF the week for Stephenson, Cali
fornia, to spend the winter with their
son Gary for the benefit of Mrs.
Cox's health.
|. NJ. kretzinger and j. H. Baker
attended the Egger sale at Appleton
City Saturday. Mr.. Baker brought
back fine Short Horn calf which he
purchased near Appleton.
T Dan Russell has has new harm al
most completed,
Mrs. Isaac Barnett was taken seri-
ously ill last week, Mr.. Barnett was
in Kansas at the time looking at the
land and was hurriedly summoned to
the bedside OF his wife, We are glad
to learn that Mrs. Barnett is better.
j. E. kretzinger has been busy this
fall making molaSSeS but is almost
through.
Several delivered hogs to Butler
the first of the week. The price paid
was from s l-4c to s l-2c per pound.
Rev. L. l.. Wix preached at Star
church Sunday and Sunday night.
M. V. Carroll of Sedalia visited one
day last week at the home of his pa
rents, Uncle Philip Carroll and wife.
Rev. HargiSS spoke on the intem-
oerance subject Monday night at
Compton school house to a good
audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Mckinley intend
o leave soon for South Dakota, and
gave a farewell party Saturday night
or the young people. Those present
we're Misses Eta Stiner, Minnie and
Stephen NarneS, Edna Thomas and
Mabel Vanhoy, Dolores Reece, Kate
md Wilmet Pharis, Dora and Alta
Beard and Ethel Baker. Messrs.
;laud Thomas. Clarence and Talmage
aayborn, Louis Varnes, Louis Stein
#, Everett Hill, Francis Beard, Pete
dcCook, John Vanhoy, Charley
'haris and Messrs. MINUS and
,rownfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Compton cele-
rated their golden wedding ami
ersary Oct. 2l. About fifty friends
nd relatives were present and all
nioyed the occasion. Mr.. and Mrs.
COMPTON received several fine pres .
nts.
Uncle Beny Young and daughter I
nd Master Robert Furgeson arrived 9
ere Saturday from a visit in Ken b
lcky and stopped over till Monday \
nth Mr.. and Mrs. Furgeson. From {
ere they will go to Centralia, Okla, +
visit with W. B. Young and fami- O
:. From there they will go to their a
ume in New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coach, of near Col u
mbia, Mo-, will arrive here for a is
sit with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hub II
ard. Mrs. Coach is a sister of Mrs. a
ubbard. !;
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