The Butler weekly times., 1910-04-14
West Deepwater.

present. Nearly all of the farmers
will be ready to plant corn as soon as
the ground gets dry enough.
Uncle Philip Carroll and wife and
w. H. Charters and family attended
their church at Butler Sunday.
Carl J. Henry, candidate for Pro-
bate Judge, was in this vicinity last
week shaking hands with his Demo-
cratic friends.
The NJ. E. Church at Spruce will
hold the quarterly conference the
seventh and eighth of May. Rev.
BeaSley, the presiding elder, will be
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. VanSant re-
ceived a letter from their son, w. A.
VanSant, at Gypsum, Colorado, stating
that he is in very poor health, as
the climate does not agree with him,
and his lungs have been affected
His many friends here join in with
his parents hoping for him speedy
recovery.
On Wednesday evening, April 6,
1910, at Rich Hill w. H. Charters,
Jr., of this vicinity, and Miss May
Blizzard, of Excelsior Springs, were
married by Father Murphy. On
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. w,
H. Charters, Sr., gave them de-
hghtfulsupper. Onlyimmediate rela-
tives and a few personal friends were
present. Both parties are very pop
uar young people. The bride is
beautiful and affectionate young lady,
The groom is a prosperous farmer
} and Stockman. Their friends ioin
with us in extending congratulations,
wishing them much happiness and
JOY, rs they sail over life's matrimo-
NAL sea.
Mr.. McMullen, of Butler, was out
last week posting bills for the Globe
Trading Company,
Aunt Fanny Baty visited at the
home of Mr.. Donovan near Butler
last Saturday.
Wheat, oats and flax are looking
fine.
= II. II. HarShaw came out in his
, automobile to his farm several days
last week.
!. We hear a great many of the farm
y, erS say they will have to stay ava,
from the city of Butler, as the auto
mobiles are getting so numerou
that it is dangerous for them to driv,
: team there.
i Those. who have been improvin!
their homes this spring are: VIM
i, Hubbard fenced his farm hog tigh
= and cleaned up his big orchard ant
cut the hedge along the road. james
Smith is remodeling his barn. l.. L
WiX will supply the neighbors will
i vegetables, as he has purchased s.
; worth OF garden seed. James Car
roll is building an addition to hi
house. W. c, Turpin has addeC
: greatly to the appearance of his plac,
by cutting hedge and clearing up il
general. Allen Bros. are still i'm
proving their ranch. w. E. Vansan
y is building some fence and breakin!
0 some meadow and has set out larg,
strawberry patch. VIM. McCormacl
t has lots of timber cleared off his bi.
t farm. W. H. Charters, DR., has Sc
n out large orchard, small and larg,
: fruit trees, and will soon have ;
+ model home.
/. Herbert Clark and wife visited a
a Joe Clark near Pleasant Gap Sun
I day.
Rev. q. f. Hargiss preached yer.
= impressive sermon at the NJ. f
Church Sunday on "Home and For
4 eign Missionary Work and Our Gov
ernment Allowing Home and Foreigl
Liquor Traffic" The liquor traffic
is the great question of to-day, and i
4 every christian and moral persol
: would get out and work to do ava,
} with such an evil. 1t would be ont
: of the noblest steps our christian ma
| ton had ever taken.
DR.. ley, of Butler, was called out tc
see his patient, Mrs. w. C. Turpin
Sunday morning. He reports hel
getting along nicely.
The annual school election was helc
at Valley district last Tuesday even
: ing on eight month school tern