The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-02-03
VIRGINIA.

Toying their new harness.
Clyde Robbins and wife made good
time Wednesday of last week over
the Parktown grade in their car.
The meat boycott that is talked so
much about here of late is not as new
an organization as the big city dailies
try to make out. The boycott has
been on in Parktown for over twenty
years.
Mary had little lamb
Formerly at lunch;
Now it's 'tato salad,
She's with the boycott bunch.
DR.. May M. Judy is graduate of
the X. c. Hahnemam Medical Col
lege. Her first year was taken in the
regular college of physicians and sur
geons, and she has a knowledge of
both schools of medicine. She is a
graduate of the Southwest Optical
College, and also holds a diploma
from X. c. General Hospital Chemical
Instruction department. This shows
what perseverance and energy ac-
complishes, as she earned her own
way through college being an assist
ant in the meteorological of Pathalog-
ical Laboratory of the X. C. H. C. for
the continuous four years a class
mate. DR.. May Judy is the wife of
Ernest Judy, son of r. T. Judy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judy once lived near
Virginia, and their many friends will
be glad to learn of her success in the
study of medicine.
Miss Elsie Park, who is teaching
school near Rich Hill, spent Sabbath
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
W. Park.
Young Aaron passed through Null
berry Saturday. 1t does not look
like it did thirty years ago, when it
was lively little village and a good
trading point. We have seen the
town full of people of a Saturday
and the merchants doing a rushing
business, but time has taken the
stores and blacksmith shop away, and
now the ak is cutting down the stately
old maple that has been standing for
many years. The old land marks
are about all gone but the old church
and the city of the dead.
Virgil jenkins is getting his black
smith shop in good order ready for
the spring work.
Geo. Crooks went to New Home
Sabbath to see his mother. He re-
turned Monday. He reports her con-
dition about like it has been since she
was taken sick about six weeks ago.
Attorney Chastain, of Butler, made
a rousing speech at Virginia in favor
OF c. c. Dickinson, and is being CON-
plimented by all who heard him.
The Grand View school house was
full to Overlooking Friday night to
hear the merits of local option and
statewide Prohibition discussed. fhe
discussion of the judges and the
sentiment of-the house was in favor
of Statewide Prohibition.
Four new stockholders will be add
ed to the Charlotte Telephone Com
pany; provided, the company votes to
issue new stock.
q. 7. Smith and Miss Lizzie Porter
were married Tuesday of last week.
The bride is a daughter of John Por-
ter.
The entertainment and pie supper
at Mulberry school house last We'd
-nesday evening were we'll attended
and a success in every way.
There will be preaching at the
Christian Church next Sabbath in the
morning and at night by Bro. Blalock.
The Virginia Young Peoples meet
ing will be held at the Christian
Church again next Sunday evening,
Feb. 9th, owing to the preaching SER
vices at that place. Topic: 'The
N o d e. Christian. John 1918.
Leader, Jas. T. Pahlman.
t Mr.. Lawrence and Henry Mccain
surprised their sisters, Misses Maggie
and Myrtle, last Friday evening by
inviting q number Of their friends to
spend the evening with them. Misses
Maggie and Myrtle are both teaching
IN the Foster school, and they return
ed home Friday evening to spend
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