The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-11-30
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Dan Chase and family of Pleasanton
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Thompson.
Mrs. R. Poe and Mrs. F. Medley of
Athol are spending the week with
their sister, Mrs. +. Flanery, helping
care for their mother, Mrs. Poe, who
is very low.
P. H. Engelhardt has moved his
family to the farm he has rented for
the coming year. pr"
DR.. Smith reports a fine big boy at
Dave Nestlerode's Saturday night.
Miss Ida Englehardt went to Kan
sas City Friday.
Una Judy who is teaching the
Foster school spent Sunday with
home folks.
Geo. Jackson is building a new
barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smiser expect to help
their daughter, Mrs. Claud Brummit,
eat Thanksgiving turkey at her home
at lola, Kan.
Mrs. Billie Dudley, who has been
sick for some time expected to 90 to
Kansas City Tuesday to be operated
on.
Emmett Burke was sick Monday.
Mrs. DR.. Smith was in Virginia
Monday. She says she came all the
way from Stansbury, NO., after 4
pound of butter. They came back TO
Amoret Saturday and have located
there and the DR.. wishes US to tell
the people that he is ready to prac-
tice again. '..
The Christian Endeavors dismissed
their services Sunday evening and
went 70 Amoret to attend a special
meeting to which they had been in
yitsd and which was very instructive
and thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Everybody attend G. E. at the
church next Sunday even
ing at 7o'clock. Topic lessons from
great lives: Paul I'd. Tim. T. l.9,
Miss Emma Parller the primary
teacher at Foster spent Saturday and
Sunday with Misses Olive and Una
Judy.
j. l. Wolfe, C. w. Wolfe and Squire
aemstreet and wife of Butler called
It the homes of D. C. Wolfe and w.
;. McKibben Sunday.
Last Thursday evening about 80
persons masked in different costumes
suddenly dropped in at the home of
lane Walkers to help him finish cele-
'rating his 38th birthday. After a
ime he discovered that the party con-
sisted only of number of his neigh
'ors and friends. The young ladies'
rom Africa afforded much amuse-
nent throughout the evening. At a
ate hour delicious refreshments were
served. Of course everyone left
him many returns of the day.
Ray Towers has just returned from
Texas and was shaking hands with
I'D friends in Virginia Sunday.
Mrs. Jas. Quick returned from
'edalia last week where she had been
listing her daughter, Mrs. MEDIA
williamson. She also visited Milton
'leisher at Windsor. Her son, Roy,
# Kansas City is home on a visit.
Snow commenced falling in Park
own Monday afternoon.
Vergil Jenkins is prepared to shoe
our horses any time or any other
york in the blacksmith line.
J. w. Park who has lived in Park
own for many years has moved to
'irginia.
Prof. Smith of Merwin, NO., was
he guest of w. w. Park and family
unday.
A fine big boy arrived at the home
I Dave Nestlerode Saturday night
One of Loveland's children is still
n the sick list.
If you have corn to sell it will Jay
on to see J. H. Park before selling:
Corn picking is about completed.
1t is reported that oovsrnor HadIsf
ill visit this part IN the near fusxrs,
Ne guest Of game warden Harper,
Some Of the politicians feel sure
icy are called to be elected 10 Office
1912.
DR.. Lusk has nafachsaed . nav