The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-03-02
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
Tony Helms and Miss Mary Kelley
were married at Butler Monday o.
last week.
Miss Vera Craig, of Montana, is
visiting kin folks.
Mrs. John Foster was on the sick
list last week.
S. S. Martin is remodeling his well.
Dick Wolfe, wife and son, of But
ler, spent Washington's birthday
with his sister, Mrs. Will McKibben,
and spent the night with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Wolfe.
Ben Judy, of Oregon, is visiting
his sisters, Mrs. Thomas Hackett and
Mrs. T. Mcclure.
Virgil Jenkins is prepared to do all
kinds of blacksmith work. He has a
supply of plow and wagon single
trees and clevices on hands to sell at
reasonable prices. Give him a call.
Dave Rubel, of Rockville, visited
his brother, George, last week.
Miss Iva Caffey is visiting kinfolks
in Kansas.
Mrs. G. w. Park received a long
letter from her friend, Mrs. Truman
Gilbert, of St. Louis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert moved to St. Louis in Decem-
ber. They like their new home and
enjoy taking in the sights of the big
city. Mr.. Gilbert is foreman of a
small chicken and truck farm, and
already has large hot beds of early
vegetables started; has built new
house and barn. They are IL miles
from the main part of the city and
have lovely location. Their friends
here are glad to learn they are pleased
with their new home.
Fred Braden returned from Henry
county, Monday, where he had been
visiting his parents.
DR.. Smith says he is not going to
Amoret. He will stay at Virginia,
and is ready to answer Icalls, day or
night.
Charley Heckadon's baby is on the
sick list.
Mrs. Will McKibben. expected to
leave Wednesday for, KANSAS City to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Ollie Walker.
Mrs. Draper is on the sick list.
Big snow Monday night; ground
hog winter is coming.
The box supper at the Virginia
school house Wednesday night Of
last week was we'll attended. A good
program was rendered, the pies sold
we'll and all enjoyed good time.
The proceeds was $40.
Those who changed locations the
first of March were: Charley Writ
to Montana; S. N. Kinion of Foster,
bought the farm. Clark Draper
to Henry county; man from Illinois,
bought the farm. Merit Pickett
to near Nyhart; Mr.. Lewelling, who
bought the farm Clyde -Denningg
from the Ollie Walker farm to what
is known as the Geo. Short farm;
S. Ison in his place. Cornelius Porter
from the Peter Crook farm to Elkhart
township; Arthur Brewing bought
the place. Lewis Sniderwind from
the Miller farm to Kansas; Carl Jen-
sen in his place. Otis Wymer from
Elkhart township to the John linn
farm. Lou Dudleyto Oklahoma; Mr..
Lewis in his place, Mr.. Thomas of
taking Lewis place. G. w.
Seeley from the John Hogland farm
to Kansas and Mr.. Darnen of Kansas
in his place. 7. w. Husman from
the Gentry West farm to Iowa; Geo.
Kersey of near Ballard in his place.
A. Roster from the johnson Hill farm
to near Foster; Herman Hill in his
place. Jesse Williams to Mrs. Pleas
ant Hills farm. Baily Beckett to
Adrian. Ed Boiling to Elkhart town.
ship; Chas. Heckadon in his place;
Chas. Mcclure, Of Kentucky in Heck
adon's place. Mrs. Bowlings near
Charley Dickerson's. Charley Cham
bers to Elkhart township.
Austin Clark, of Iowa, visited a
lew days last week with Harley
Waterman and family.
T. w. Hulssmann left Nyhart Tues
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