The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-07-21
NUMBER 80
West Deepwater.

busy season and will begin the Sec
ond Sunday in August. By that time
the farmers will be through with
their work, and we hope for good
meeting.
There will be an ice cream supper
at the Presbyterian Church at Spruce
Saturday night, July %. Everybody
invited. Bring your friends and
help worthy cause.
Threshing and haying is the order
of the day.
Mrs. John Kisner and children, of
Omaha, Nebraska, arrived at Butler
Sunday for a visit with relatives in
the country. She is visiting Mrs.
James Carroll at present.
T. D. Embree while on his way
home Saturday evening was stopping
to look after the interest of the next
circuit clerk.
F. j. Wyne and family were visit
ing at the W. C. Turpin home Fri
day.
DR., Feweal, of Montrose, was call
ed last Thursday to hold consulta-
ton with Dr. Fletcher in the case of
Mrs. Matthew Evans, who is serious
ly i'll. Hopes are entertained by her
friends for speedy recovery
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Grimes visited
w. +. Vansant and family Sunday.
Miss Mabel Charters and brother.
Leo, attended the ice cream supper at
Mr. Green's Saturday night,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hill and James
Jones and wife visited Lewis Hill and
wife Sunday.
The relatives and friends were
shocked when the sad news came
over the wire announcing the sudden
death of Lilburn Ray Beard, the little
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Beard of
Butler. The sympathy of this COM
munity goes out to the parents in
their great sorrow.
Another heavy rain fell here Thurs
!, day night, accompanied by severe
electrical storm.
Dr. Mcdaniel, the veterinarian of
Butler, was called out one day last
week to j. H. Bakers to examine
one of his horses, which could not
eat or drink. Upon examination a
corn cob, about three inches long,
was found lodged crossways in her
throat.
Stella Wix met with rather serious
accident one day. While operating a
cream separator her hair in some
manner caught in the wheel tearing
out bunch of hair and causing a
cash to be cut in her head.
Uncte Charley Radford returned
5 home to Butler after few days visit
i with relatives.
Rev. Gather filled his regular ap-
pointment at the Presbyterian Church
Sunday, morning and night Prof.
Morris was with the congregation and
rendered some excellent music.
r When a revival meeting starts up,
one of our bachelor friends gets re-
y vived up and takes the girls to
. church. We congratulate our bach
y elor for his goodness.
Mrs. Albert Hubbard was on the
S sick list last week.
: The National Annuity Assembly
Z lately organized in Spruce by Deputy
w. H. Morris, of Monet, enjoyed
!. ice cream and cake, after initiating
h eight new members and electing 9TH
ers. All had good time. The as
l. sembly numbers so or more now and
:. is still growing. Deputy Morris ex-
n poets to organize in Pleasant Gap
next Saturday night.
II Chester Hubbard has been on the
sick list for sometime. He spent a
few days at Kansas City last week
with doctor there. Several of the
= young people of this vicinity attended
the ice cream supper Saturday night
at Pleasant Ridge church. The net
u proceeds of the supper amounted to
'e 5000. FARMER JOHN.
:. Chas. Logan, who drove down
from Rockville Saturday evening to
:. spend Sunday at home, brought news