The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-10-13
VIRGINIA.

cut on the wire one night last week.
jess Williams, Howard Leonard
and W. NJ. Hardinger are hauling
coal from Foster.
Earle Osborne is sightseeing in
Kansas City.
The BriScoe boys, of Foster, caught
wolf near Mt. Carmel Church Mon
day night of last week.
c. S. Robertson and family visited
at Bill Conrad'S south of Butler Sun
day.
Tom Vance went to Kansas City
Sunday morning to see the sights.
Bruce Campbell, candidate for
Presiding Judge, attended l.. S. Pad
docks hog sale Tuesday.
Mrs. John McKiSSick visited Mon
day and Tuesday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Leonard.
Henry Gardner has been hulling
clover in the Mt Carmel neighbor-
hood.
j. }. Cameron and wife, of Butler,
and l.. X. Boehm and wife, of Drexel,
spent Tuesday at W. NJ, Hardingers.
c. w. Wolfe and wife and Miss Iva
Coffey took in the sights at Kansas
City last week.
Clark Draper and John Foster took
in the State Fair last week.
L. l., Judy shipped honey to Kan
SaS City last week. He went up to
see il sold.
Ben Comiford, of Amsterdam, was
the guest of W. }, Smith Saturday
night, He will 90 in a few days to
Lincoln, Ncb., to live with his Son-in-
law, Prank Mitchell, who moved
there last week.
T. S, Harper and wife attended the
State Fair.
The county court was ont WedneS-
day of last week viewing the location
of a bridge across the branch by An
drew Simpson. They located the
new one where the old one is.
Young Aaron and wife attended the
Teachers Reading Circle held at the
Virginia school house Friday night.
Teachers present were: George and
James Pahlman and James +. Park
and Misses Grace, Eva and Villa
Darr, Bonnie Wolfe, Mamie McKib-
ben, Maggie Mccain and Helen Park.
Young Aaron enjoyed their talk and
the interest that they take in trying
to learn the best method of teaching
and caring for the health of the pupils.
They will hold another meeting at the
same place Friday night Oct. 9th,
and they would be pleased to have
the patrons come and help them in
the work.
Edgar Smizer finished Henry Old,
hams barn last week, and will com.
mence work on his new house thi,
week.
Mr.. kinion, of Foster, bough
Charley Vert farm last week. Mex
year the Virginia neighborhood will
be largely composed of new people
The old settlers are about all gone.
Peter Denning returned home from
the west last week and got back il
time to help vote Missouri dry.
The M. f. Sunday School Rail-
Day was well attended Sunday. The
had splendid program and was WEI
rendered by all present. Miss Jen
son spoke temperance piece tina
was appropriate at this time of tn
Prohibition agitation in Missouri.
w. j. Smith, the new road boss,
doing some good work on the road.
w. w. Park is hauling his cane
to the mill.
D. C. Wolfe put in string of til
last week, and the Culver Furnitur
Co., of Butler. brought him out
new davenport. last week, so whe
he came in tired from his work,
can lay down and take good rest.
Rev. Still filled his appointment
the M. E. Church Sabbath night.
If you have talent to vote I,
Prohibition in Missouri, vote il. Dor
hide it, and If you want to increase
vote nationally.
John Kelly returned from Westel
Kansas last week, where he has BET
for six weeks. He was with h
brother, Jim, at Detmore, Kan. +
renorfc him doinu we'll and ic pnUi