The Butler weekly times., 1911-07-27
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Mrs. Andrew Simpson, left Saturday
for Phillipsburg to spend several days
with her son Rev. j. j. Wolfe and
family.
Mrs. Harry Clark of Kansas and
Mrs. Charley Graham of Amsterdam
visited their brother, Vane Walker,
last week. Mrs. DR.. Amyx Of Am
sterdam was with them.
Miss Alma Jones and Mr.. Requa of
Butler attended preaching at Virginia
Sunday night.
One of the weddings has been
postponed until spring.
Volna McFadden spent several
days at ElDorado Springs last week.
Judge Wolfe spent several days in
Virginia last week trying to reorganize
his court of bygone days. 1t has
been some time since the Judge has
called court at Virginia. He acts
and looks as if he were enjoying life.
We have not had talk with him but
we believe he is still a faithful Prohi-
bition worker.
Henry Gardner thrashed oats in the
city of Virginia last week.
The telephone company changed
the lines running south Of Virginia
from the west side of the road to the
east.
There will be a large acreage of
wheat sown this fall from the way
the farmers are talking getting ready
to raise a big crop of bugs next year
to corner the corn market.
Mrs. F. O. Laughlin from near
Foster spent last Thursday and Fri
day at the home of her mother, Mrs.
r. C. Darr.
Miss Merle Hensley, who has been
in Kansas City, at the St. Mary's hos
pital for the past five weeks, returned
home last Tuesday.
VIM. Smith, travelling salesman,
spent Sunday with his brother, DR..
Smith.
Mrs. E. Williamson and son, Le-
Roy, came last week to spend several
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Cuzick.
Remember the program to be given
by the Christian Endeavor Society
next Sunday evening. 1t will be
very instructive to all and especially
to those interested in the history and
doctrine of the Christian Church or
Disciples of Christ.
Mrs. T. H. Smiser and son Tom
spent last week visiting her daughters,
Mrs. Jasper Harbort and Mrs. Claud
of near Passsic.
Agnes linn, of Kansas, is visiting
1er Uncle, George linn.
Republicans take notice: DR..
Wiley is out for Prohibition. U. S.
ood expert tells New York Republi-
ans the abolition of liquor is desira-
,le. Prof. Wiley said the country
would be much better off if there
we're no alcohol in it. The above
hough, as expressed by DR.. Wiley
'oices the conclusions reached by all
leep students of sociology. Who can
ell how many Republicans are deep
tudents on liquor as pure food for
heir fellow man.
Peter Denning, John Hedges and
Ir. CARRIER were summoned to ap-
ear before the court as witnesses at
Jacksonville Monday.
Mrs. w. j. Bard's niece, of St.
ouis, is visiting her. Also, her
aughter, May, Of Republick, NO., is t
ONE spending her vacation. ,
Mrs. John Biggs and daughter,
[iss Vera, of Hume, and Miss Lula I
radberry of Kansas City, spent Sun
ay with Geo. Thompson and wife. 6
Miss Minnie Bean, of Kansas City, r
visiting her sister, Mrs. John t
arper. b
Mrs. Clyde Denning visited several
ays in Butler last week. r
Mrs. Frank Blough's aunt, Mrs.
arrico, of Sedalia, spent Sunday il
ith her. Also, Ike Booi and wife, r
Mulberry, were there. u
Mrs. Will Chandler and children, of
have been visiting at the il
ome of Perry Osborne and family.
Karl D. Jones was around in the s.
t. Carmel neighborhood Thursday q
ith Raleigh's remedies.