The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-03-23
NUMBER 2z

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Tuesday morning Mrs. DR.. Smith
and the Doctors father who is visit
ing him, were oh the sick list.
Mr.. Maigland and son of Kansas
City visited the latter part of the
week at the home of Jas. Sacre's.
Wednesday morning of last week
Geo. Thompson noticed smoke curl
ing in under the porch. On inves-
tigation he found that his house was
on fire near the flue. Mr.. Thomp-
son got the fire extinguished before
any serious damage was done.
Willie Englehardt, Ernest Night
wine and Earl Burk spent Sunday
with P. H. Englehardt and family on
the Duvall ranch.
Mrs. Geo. Thompson fell and re-
ceived very painful sprain in her
ankle Thursday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Colburn who have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Thompson started Thursday of
last week for their home at Stockton,
Kas.
Mrs. j. Winery of Amoret visited
Friday with her son, Joe Whinnery
and family.
I. c. Whistler's sale will be Friday
of this week, after which he will
make short visit to Illinois.
Fred Hills sale was we'll attended
last Wednesday and things sold at
good price.
Jess Fleming was on the sick list
Wednesday of last week. DR.. Smith
was called.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McCann visit
ed relatives near Passaic Monday.
Misses Lima and Bertha Burns of
Rich Hill have been visiting their Sis
ter, Mrs. Crosswhite.
Harley Warderman took a load of
hogs to Butler Monday.
Fred Hill who has been here on
visit went to Butler Thursday and
visited until Monday when he left for
his home in Idaho.
Drs. Smith and ley are still at
tending sick folks at Mr.. Burk's.
Chas. Dickerson was not so we'll
Sunday. Drs. Foster and Smith
were called Sundry morning.
Misses Edna and Maud Burk who
have been sick with scarlet fever are
slowly improving, Their brother
Perry is sick with the same.
Mrs. Effie Warderman, the cham
pion poultry raiser of Mt. Carmel
neighborhood, has been on the sick
list.
Earl Osborn visited friends at
Cornlahd Sunday evening.
Arthur Duvall and wife and W..
Duvall and wife attended the funeral
If their aunt, Mrs. Carl Whistler,
Friday of last week.
Mrs. T. C. Whistler
Annie Nestlerode was born -in-Jef-
erson county, Penn, in July, 1857;
anne to Missouri with her parents in
1868; united in marriage to w. C.
;omford, Sept. 20, 1876; united with
he Christian church 1877; was left a
widow in 1896; was united in mar
iage to T. C. Whistler on Aug. 9,
899; departed this life March l6,
gil, age So years, 8 months, IL days.
He life was one of consecration,
eviction and self-sacrificing for others
she did cheerfully her duties under
ny conditions. Her life was worthy
+ example.
Those who seek success at the cost
+ right doing will find their path a
ard one, yet she was not of a dispo-
ition to "give up" but was always
eady to love the good.
Rev. Shelton, of Butler, conducted
short but a very impressive funeral
'rvice at the Christian church, Fri
ay, at two o'clock, afterwhich her
ody was laid to rest in the Virginia
,metery.
The life of a loved on is ended,
Oh, no, it has just begun;
Earth's fetters at last are broken,
Heavens freedom forever won.
YOUNG AARON.
A New Partnership.
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