The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-08-31
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Mrs. Dick Wolfe and son, Woody,
of Philipsburg, Mo-, is visiting c. w.
Wolfe and other relatives.
Rev. w. T. Pyle who has been Wis
iting the families of Gus Rubel and
w. w. Park, returned to his home at
Baldwin, Kas., Friday. Mrs. Pyle
will visit a while longer.
Marsh Phelps of Kas., spent the
week with j. H. Park.
Henry Gardner thrashed nearly
$4,000 bushels of wheat for Peter
Denning Friday and Saturday.
Geo. Crooks is trimming his hedge
fences up in good shape.
Will burst is moving weeds and
cleaning up his farm so travellers will
know that good Democrat is living
there; also his neiehbor, Mr.. Smith,
is giving his hedge fences and weeds
a trimming.
Miss Rachel Park renews for The
Times. She has been a reader of The
Times for many years.
L. L. Judy has bottom hay for sale,
bailed or loose.
Henry Kaufman is digging his we'll
deeper.
Road Boss Smith commenced work
on the road Monday.
Mrs. L. S. Paddock is suffering
with a very severe attack of neural
gia.
Mr.. E. A. Smiser returned Monday
from Nevada where he had been at
tending the encampment.
The delegates who attended the
County Sunday School Association at
Adrian report it the best they ever at
tended and the hospitality Of the
Adrian people was highly compli-
mented and greatly appreciated.
Mr.. Corlet Whistler has sold his
farm to Mrs. Turner of Butler, and
has purchased some lots at Amoret
and will move to that place the first
Of next month. We are sorry to
have Mr.. Whistler leave our commu-
nifty. He resigned his position as
superintendent at the Christian church
Sunday school last Sunday.
Miss Mayme McKibben returned
last week from Kansas City, where
she was visiting her sister, Mrs. o.
w. Walker and family.
Miss Mary Ethel Harper is spend
ing several days with her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Bean east of Butler.
Teachers and scholars are getting
ready for school next Monday.
Misses Golden Darnes and Grace
Osborne attended the Sunday school
convention at Adrian, Wednesday
and Thursday last week.
L. X. Boehm and Mr.. Irish of Drex-
ell, spent Tuesday night last week
with w. M. Hardinger and family.
Perry Evans and family who have
been visiting Monroe Burk and fami-
ly, returned to their home in Kansas
City Sunday.
Emmett Burk had a fine yearling
colt cut on wire Thursday morning.
An artery was cut just above the
knee on front leg.
The Mt. Carmel Young Peoples
Union will give an ice cream social at
Mt. Carmel church Friday night Sept.
9Th. Everybody come.
Sunday the friends and relatives of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. La Toilette, of
Virginia, gave them pleasant
surprise. About nine o'clock they
began to arrive with well-filled
dinner baskets and ice to make ice
cream. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Andre, of Passaic, Mr..
and Mrs. M. H. La Toilette and
of Butler, Mrs. Jennie La
Toilette and children, of Butler, Miss
Edna La Toilette, of Kansas City,
Miss Angie Smith, of Spruce and Mr..
md Mrs. Sterl Cravens and family. |
A pleasant day was spent by all. |
The following men and their fami-
les went to the creek to fish and en-
oy good time Thursday: L. S.
Paddock, Herman Englehart, Roe
3urk, Perry Evans, Powell Engle
,art, Emmett Burk, w. M. Hardinger,
Tom Mccall, Jas. Sacre, Roy Emery,
dr. Craven; and Mrs. Everett Drys-