The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-01-20
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oSiinont school last FRIDAY afternoon
They were entertained with good les
sons and song. The pupils are will
ing to do as their teacher, Prof. Nc,
Michael, wishes them.
Willie Warderman, of Mexico, is
visiting his brother, Harley Warder'
man; also tn cir brother-in-law
Crocket Berry, of Colorado, is visit
ing with them.
There is meeting being held al
the Mt. Carmel church by Rev. Gil
breth assisted by Rev. Moore, of Me.
Donnal county, with very good sue.
cess.
Ed, Daniel will move his saw mill
to the Baily Beckett farm where he
expects to be ready to saw lumber in
the near future.
1t is whispered around that during
the watch meeting just before the old
year passed away young man said
to his girl, Twill you be mine" and
as the New Year was ushered in he
heard still sweet voice say 81 wilt. "
Peter Denning, Herman Englehart
and Mr., Crumley were elected direct
orS OF the Charlotte Telephone Co.
Jan, the 9th. The Co. is now in
working order again.
Deaths in Charlotte township in
1909; Lewis Porter, John Zinn, Mrs.
Dan Smith, q. w. Park, Mrs. Jessie
Smith, Mrs, Tharp and Mr.. Boiling S
infant child,
Marriages in 1909 3, births 10, mar
riageS in 1908 Z, deaths 3, marriages
in 1907 1, deaths s.
Geo. Crooks and sister, Mrs. j. H.
Park, went to New Home to see their
mother who has been sick for some
time, Mrs. Park stayed to wait on
her mother while Mrs. John Hedger
who had been waiting on her for
over a week returned home with
Geo. Sunday. Tuesday morning Mrs.
Park reported by phone that her
mother waS<lot much better.
AT an informal supper in Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, William j. Bryan clos
ed his speech as follows: There is
one question upon which for nineteen
years have kept silent, but lpropose
to keep silent no longer, the day has
come when the corrupt liquor inter-
est must be driven out of the Demo
cratic party and out of power, it is
time for the Democratic party to nm
oad the liquor interest onto the Re-
publican party" 1t is refreshing in
Iced to have such a man as Mr..
Bryan own up in public to having
been on the wrong side of a great
ssue. Young Aaron wonders if the
,hurch voters around Virginia will
it'll keep silent or own up in public
hat they too have been on the wrong
lde OF a great issue for nineteen
years. Who will be the first to break
he silence?
1t makes the Virginia people think
If the years gone by to hear the
ound of the blacksmith S hammer in
he city once more. And Virgil Jen-
Tins who hammered the red hot plow
hares in by gone years again stands
t the anvil ready TO do your work.
P. NJ. Famuliner, of Butler, visited
lis daughter, Mrs. Charley Grape
nd family, Thursday of last week.
Mrs. j. L. Fisher and three chill
rem who went to visit her sister
orth of Kansas City the day before
christmas had the misfortune of TAX
lg the diphtheria while away and
,as not able to return home till Tues
ay of this week.
Carl Jones and wife, of Butler,
pent Sunday with her brother, Clyde
enning and family. Mrs. Jones ex-
ects to visit throughout the week
18th her brother and her parents,
lr. and Mrs. Denning.
The Virginia Epworth League and
hristian Endeavor have decided to
Did union meetings from now until
e last of March. Next Sunday even
g, Jan. 23rd, the meeting will be
sld at the M. E. church. Topic:
How to have conscience void of
fense," (Acts 24:16; Tim. 1919;
Peter 3:l5-I6.) The services will
gin promptly at $50 and they ex-