The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-01-27
VIRGINIA.

very sick for week. She had very
bad spell Thursday of last week and
had Just commenced to rally little
from it. Tuesday morning it was re-
ported by phone that she was resting
very we'll. We drove over mile of
dragged roads from Virginia west
and then we had bad roads until we
crossed the river and couple OF
miles the other side, then we got
where the people take some interest
in having good roads and they had
dragged them and as we glided over
the roads so nice and smooth we did
feel thankful to the good people for
scattering flowers along our pathway
and we do believe these good people
will scatter flowers, bread and meat,
boots, shoes, lots of nice clothes and
happiness in many homes next fall
by voting for state wide Prohibition.
We noticed as we were coming home
that there was new bridge being
built just west of James Sacre's and
one near T. S. Harpers and that the
Charlotte Telephone Co. was putting
up new poles from Virginia south.
As we neared Virginia we met the
dear people going home from S. S.
and church and they looked to Young
Aaron like they were ready to break
silence and get on the right side of
the liquor question like Bryan and let
the stand patters stand pat if they
want too.
Mrs. Crosswhite is on the sick list.
Harley Wardeman delivered fat
hogs at Butler Monday.
Robert McCann and wife scent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
May Baum, north of Butler.
The young people in the Mt. Car
mel neighborhood organized young
peoples meeting at the Mt. Carmel
church Sunday night.
VIM. Hardinger made business
trip to Amoret Monday.
The net proceeds of the box supper
at the Crook school house WedneS'
day night of last week was $l5.05.
Jno Hedger fell out of the hay loft
Tuesday morning of this week. lr
falling he hit the manger and was
bruised up considerably.
The Virginia young peoples meet
ing will be held at the Christian
church next Sunday evening, Jan
3Oth, beginning promptly at $50
Topic, Does Religion Pay?" l Cor
3:18-23. Leader, Miss Grace Darr
Bro. Blalock will preach at the Chris
tan church next Sunday in the morn
ing and at night.
Grandpa Corlett is not so well.
Mr.. Weimi'S children, who live
on what is known as the Jno. Durre
farm, all have the whooping cough
Mrs. Uschrat who lives on tn
Charley Durret farm, has the tonsil
it's.
Lawrence Darr is still improving
and will soon be able to be aroun'
again.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Simpson
who spent several days in Kansas
City visiting their niece, Mrs. Olll
Walker and family, returned hom
Monday of this week. They spen
one day with their nephew, Dow
Wolfe, and they reported these pee
pie all enjoying good health and tha
they had a splendid time visiting an
looking over the city,.
C. A. Wallace, of Amoret, who ha
sold his property there will move
his farm near Virginia this spring.
Miss Myrtle johnson who has bee
spending the winter with Mrs. Dl
Smith went to Butler Monday an
from there she will 60 to her HON
at Lebanon, Mo.
Mrs. O. M. Drysdale spent Satul
day night and Sunday with her frien
Miss Mary Allen.
Jake Jundy moved last week to tn
farm which he bought OF h. L
Heyen.
G. w. Mcclure moved to Jak
Jundy's place and a young M
Whistler where Mr.. Mcclure lived.
The meeting at Mt. Carmel churc
closed Wednesday night of last weel
IA u,oe q unod meeting and great il