The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-11-23
Along the Miami.

Last week TRENDS mere received
sad message from Mrs. Herring, VIII
| recently moved to California, Stain,
that George died November 10th
Many friends had hoped the chang
would help him. He began to fai
last spring and rapidly grew weaker
He possessed some mechanical skill
and had a fine voice for singing. HI
served for some time as secretary O.
the Tygard Sunday School and was
always faithful. He was Christian
and great comfort to his mother anG
brother. His mother, two brothers
and two cousins, who make their
home with Mrs. Herring, survive ia
mourn their great loss. They have
the sympathy of numerous friends
in their bereavement.
Miss Ethel Fisher visited Miss Cora
Cain Sunday.
Eva May, little daughter Of Frank
Nance and wife, is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terrell, Mrs. Everett
and family were guests of R. D.
Bond and wife Sunday.
Opal, Irene and Dorothy Closson,
daughters of Byron Closson and wife,
have whooping cough. They are
getting along reasonably we'll, except
Dorothy. She is not in very serious
condition, but is suffering more than
the others.
Dave Stubblefield and family from
near Johnstown visited A. G. Hoyt
and family recently.
Ed Corlett and family were guests
of E. L. Cain and family Sunday.
Miss Wolfe, with Fred Wolfe and
family, were guests of Mrs. Newell
Sunday.
There was a-good attendance at the
Tygard Sunday School Sunday. The
weather has prevented some from
coming recently, but number were
present last Sunday who had been
absent for some time. We are glad
for their return.
Miss Margaret Meinen was guest
at the home of Mrs. H. j. Martin last |
week.
Mrs. w. Newell celebrated her
birthday Sunday.
Miss Margaret Meinen entertained
Misses Mary Martin, Chloe and Ivah
Berryhill and Messrs. Jim Martin,
Frank and Tom Vance a week ago
Sunday.
Miss Stella Nesbit, of Kansas City,
is a guest at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Critchfield.
Grandma Pickett visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Allison several days last week.
Otis Berryhill and family arrived
from Topeka last Thursday to visit
their parents, T. j. Berryhill and
wife.
Friends gathered at the home of
T. J. Berryhill and family November
18th to celebrate the birthday ami
of Miss Chloe Berryhill. The
evening was spent in most pleasing
manner. Refreshments were served
and all wish Miss Berryhill many
happy returns. The following were
present: Misses Irene Wilcox, Dora
Rogers, Maude Burke, Grace o. {
borne, Gladys, Golden and Marie g
barnes, Nellie and Sallie Simpson,
Vinita Allison, Stella Nesbit and Lou
ise Allison; Messrs. Roy, Perry and q
Edwin Burk, Earl and Robert o. S
borne, Mason barnes, Willie and jim t
mic Simpson, Frank and Tom Vance, t
Edwin and Orange Nesbit. r
Ora Cain was twelve years old
Sunday. His mother arranged a '
pleasant surprise for him. A number
Of boys were invited to celebrate and 7
they spent a most pleasant day. A :
dinner was served. Be-
sides a good dinner they were given .
popcorn balls, homemade candy and :
apples. Ora received a number of :
1ice presents and post cards. The .
following boys were present: Ar =
:hur and Aubrey Hoyle, Lyle and :
Walter Fisher, Ralph Corlett and v
Floyd Hoyt. MIAMI.