The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-04-27
Err. MISSOURI. THURSDAY, APRIL 81, 1911.
VIRGINIA..

| VIRGINIA.
| Miss Grace Darr closed an eigh
months term Of school in VirRini,
Friday. This was The fourth tern
she has taught in that district.
The newly elected township Demo
cratic officers took possession We'd
nesday of last week.
Loe Simpson, of Butler, bought
cattle of D. C. Wolfe Friday of las
week.
We received a letter from Charley
Wort last week. He is at his fathers
at Lincoln, Neb. His father and
mother had been quite sick but were
getting better. He expected to star,
Tuesday the 18th, for his new home
near Corvallis, Montana. He sent u
money to pay for The Booming Times
a year to learn what his old friends at
Virginia are doing. Charley, we viii
try to keep you posted and wish you
and your family health and prosperity
and while we miss you here we hope
you will pleased with your new home.
Grandpa and Grandma w. A. Nc
Elroy, of Butler had heard about
their new grandson being a Demo-
crat they came to see him last Friday.
After Grandpa had taken a good look
t him, and Grandma said that he
looks like his grandpa, Grandpa
said if he does Wesley Derrel Bray
ton looks like Prohibitionist.
Berd Barris enjoying hisnew phone
and says he is not living out Of the
world now and can tell if his neigh
bors are able to talk. Call him up
and listen to his gentle voice.
Elsie Park, who was teaching
school near Drexel, came home Sat-
urday. Her school closed Friday.
She expects to attend the summer
school at Warrensburg.
Cupid is getting busy as spring ad-
vances and later on Young Aaron
may get busy writing about the pref
~ weddings.
Mrs. Roy Hackett died in Oklahoma
Monday, April II, and was buried
there Wednesday, the 18th. She
was daughter of Geo. linn. Roy
brought the children to their grand
pas, Geo. Zinn, Saturday and re-
:urned to Oklahoma Tuesday.
Thomas Jackson, 70 years old, died
Saturday afternoon at his home three
niles northeast Of Virginia. Rev.
Clapp preached the funeral at the
house Sunday and the remains were
aid to rest in the Howell cemetery.
Most of his children were present.
Mrs. Lewis Garner is spending
'ew days in Kansas City.
A nice little girl arrived at the home
If Philip Herman's the other night.
Edgar Smiser, Miss Grace Darr,
Mr.. Armentrout, Miss Ida Smiser,
Glade Jundy, Miss Thula Darr, Geo.
oahlman, Miss Mayme MMe4Kfiibbben;
Hiss Mary Allen and Vivian attended
he county C. E. convention at Rich
Hill Sunday.
Mrs. Robt. McCann, who resides
bout five miles southeast of Virginia,
eparted this life at her home about
tx o'clock Tuesday morning after
My short illness. Funeral services [
'ere held at the residence Wednes-
ay and interment was made in Oak
I'LL cemetery. Full obituary next ,
'eek.
Mrs. G. H. Thompson, Mrs. w. M.
.yers and T. C. Whistler is on the
ck list.
VIM. and Oliver Nightwine, of near @
assaic, Sundayed with their brother v
Nightwine and family. s
Wesley Denton passed through our n
icinity Friday of last week. t
Mrs. S. F. Craven taken very sick h
aturday night, but is better at this
riting. g
j. S. Cusick is improving very ::
owly. YOUNG AARON. l,
Elkhart. E,
The small pOx out in the west mart y