The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-03-16
VIRGINIA.
Mrs. S. S. Raumaker spent Friday
with her son in Butler.


with her son in Butler.
w. w. Park has enlarged his he
lot and erected a new hog mansion
Mrs. Will McKibben returned Sa
urday from Kansas City where sh
had spent over week visiting he
daughter, Mrs. Ollie Walker an
family. .
Prof. Maxwell Park of Foster sper
Saturday with his parents.
There was no school at Hotwate
last week. The board thought bes
to close for a week for fear NOR
cases Of scarlet fever would breal
out but so far no new cases have beef
reported.
Mrs. w. j. Smith has a 14O eg,
Old Trusty incubator for sale cheap
Geo. Rubel dragged the roads alonI
his farm Saturday. It put the roadI
in good shape. Others should ioir
in the good work. If you drag the
roads i will make them better and il
you vote dry it will make your fellow
man better.
It was sad news to Mrs. Clarl
Diapers friends to learn Of her death
at Kansas City Tuesday morning Of
last week where she had gone to take
Christian Science treatment and stay
with her sister until the family got
moved to their new home near
Bloomington, Mo. Mrs. Draper had
lived in this vicinity for number Of
years and every one that became ac-
quainted with her was her riend and
all mourn with Mr.. Draper and chill
dren in their loss of a beloved wife
and mother. Her remains were laid
to rest at Brownington to wait the
resurrection morn.
DR.. Smith has been kept so busy
waiting on his patients that he had to
get an extra team and let his rest.
A wedding is getting close at hand
and others are getting closer and
some of Charlotte's big fellows are
sure township office is getting close
to them.
D. c. Wolfe has some extra clean
flax seed for sale. 37'
Vane Walker lost 1850 mule
Monday with lockjaw.
Mrs. o. M. Drysdale OF Amoret
took dinner with her mother, Mrs. G.
w. Park Monday. ~. -;;. q;
DR.. Christy Of Butler was called
last Friday to attend G. H. Wallace's
daughter who is ill with neuralgia.
The Teachers Reading Circle will
meet at the Virginia school house
Friday evening of this week. It will
be the last meeting this year. They |
will have an interesting lesson on
agriculture and all farmers, teachers
and scholars are requested to be pres
ent. We hope that everyone who
possibly can will attend. Our teach
ers will have feast of good things
and it will be time we'll spent for both
young and old.
Elder Rogers of Hume will preach
at the Christian church next Saturday
night, Sunday at II a. m. and at night.
Walter Kinion attended church at
Amoret Sunday night.
Mrs. Carl Whistler was taken quite
sick Monday night.
Arthur Westover worked on the .
BOARD Monday.
Miss Grace Wilson who has been
aking threament of DR.. Smith. has
eturned to her home at Am0ret.
w. w. Husimann left the first of
he week for his new home in Okla
Oma.
Seth Nlghtwine stayed with his /
Mrs. Paul Englehart who d
ves on the Duvall ranch from Thurs +
ay until Sunday. She has the h
leasles, her three sisters, Maud, h
live and Rosa, have them, all are
ding well. 4,
Miss Emma Linerd of near Am
terdam is visiting Mrs. Henry Old ?
am. i
G.. w. Sail and family of near Am O
ret spent Sunday with Mr.. Kinion
I'd family. "
Otis Jundy and wife of Geneva, s]
ldiana, is visiting his cousins, Mrs.
homas Hockett and Mrs. T. Mcclure. u
Mr.. Jewellers son bought the w. Ia
Benham farm three miles north +,
ID one half east Of Virginia. N N
Rev. Still preached his farewell =
rmon at Virginia and Mt Carmel
lbbath for his conference year.
John Smith came up from Spring. !,
n SATURDAY. n ona E1iio 1enys v,hO al