The Butler weekly times., 1911-05-04
VIRGINIA..

A vlNGlMIA.
4 Christopher Corlett departed this
Il life Sunday morning aboutten clock
Il after lingering illness Of several
Iyears Of complications Of diseases.
HFor several weeks his life was hang
ing in the balances and all was did
/ that loving hands could do to gain the
victory over death but to no avail.
I christopher Corlett was born Decem-
Der rs, 1885 on the Isle Of Man and
died April 80, 1911. He came to the
United States when 10 years Of age.
He was united in marriage to Laura
Walker, Feb. Is, 1885, and to this
union five children were born, three
of whom are living. This wife died
in 1890. He was married again to
Sarah Eggleson Aug. q, 1894. He
united with the Methodist church
about IS years ago: He leaves an
aged wife, three children, Mrs. Ella
Garren of Oskalosa, Kansas, Mrs.
Annie Eggleson and Mr.. Ed Corlett
of Charlotte township, eleven grand
children and many friends to mourn
his departure. Funeral services were
held Monday at the family home con-
Quoted by Rev. McGovern. He was
laid to rest in the Morris cemetery.
Cloe BerryhilI visited last week
with W. M. Hardinger and family.
Frank Eggleson is very sick at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne visited rela-
tives near Altoona Sunday.
Mrs. Garren of Oskalosa, Kansas,
came Sunday to attend the funeral
of her father, Mr.. Corlett.
Virgil Burk and Edgar Brayton
spent Sunday night with their cousins,
Elmer and Arthur Hardinger.
Mrs. James Porter, of Lynn coun-
ty, Kansas, orders the booming But
Ter Times sent her. Mr.. and Mrs.
Porter are we'll known here. Mr..
Porter worked for Vane Walker sew
ecal years. They are taking the pa
pr so they will know what their old
friends at Virginia are doing.
Arthur Westover has two good
milk cows for sale.
George Butler caught catfish
Saturday that weighed six pounds.
Miss Mamie Sacre expected to leave
Wednesday for Wittsville, Kansas, to
visit her aunt, Mrs. Lucy Williams.
Mrs. r. C. Darr was called again
Friday to the bedside of her mother
at Sedalia.
Lonzo Jundy has his corn all plant
ed.
P. M. Famuliner, of Butler, was
out last week visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Charley Grape.
Mrs. Lewis Garner, who has been
n Kansas City taking treatment for
wo weeks, returned home Sunday.
Garland Terry comes to Sunday
school in a nice new buggy.
Edgar Singer IS building a barn for
Mr.. Gabby, two miles north of Amo-
'et.
: R. T. Judy returned from Iowa
saturday, where he had been visiting
lis daughter, Mrs. DR.. Lamb and ,
amily. He reports them we'll and
loing well. He says it showed a
ouple of times while he was there.
The Sunday School at Virginia was /
lot very well attended Sunday on ac- s
cunt Of the rain.
D. c. Wolfe moved a corn crib s
'riday from his new farm to the
lace he lives on. DR.. Mitchell had 4
he crib built several years ago.
G. M. Garner and his mother were {
Amoret Saturday. h
w. w. Park has cut the trees down Z,
'at were killed by fire when his Z
ouse burned and cut them into stove O
God.
James Sacre and wife attended the n
neral Of Ivan Ramsey at Foster the
lri Of April They were old friends. :,
D. G. Wolfe is still on the COM
aiming list. :,
klins Hoagland expects to leave n
for Burdett, Kan, where be
ls.ninety acres Of wheat to harvest. =
Niss lva Ayres has been employed ri