The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-05-23
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hurt for awhile. Monday she was
not so well.
DR.. Smith, wife and Mrs. O. M.
Drysdale of Amoret, were over Sum-
day in the auto to hear Elder Rogers.
Maxwell Park who taught school
at Cole Camp, No., came home Satur-
day.
Insurance agent Combs was inc
Parktown one day last week.
W. A. McElroy and P. M. Famulin-
er of Butler, were out Monday visit
ing their children.
c. w. Wolfe, wife and grand
daughter, Miss Josephine Simpson of
Butler, was out one day last week
looking at his farm.
Dan Chase and family of Pleasanton,
Kansas, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Thompson Sunday.
Miss Icy Jenkins of Kansas City, is
visiting her mother and brother
Virgil
Miss Mayme Sacre is visiting her
aunt at Hume, Mo.
Dave Beane of Amoret, was in
Parktown Saturday.
Elder Rogers filled his appointment
Sunday.
Children's Day at the Christian
church the first Sunday in June.
Geo. Ford of Texas, is visiting his
cousins, Mrs. Fred Brayton, Mrs. En-
met Burk, Mrs. Everett Drysdale and
Mrs. Will Hardinger. He was on his
way to Colorado.
Miss Ida Inglehardt and her cousin,
Miss Miller of Kansas City, came last
week to visit Miss Ida's parents.
Miss Maurce Jenson, who has been
going to school at Warrensburg, re-
turned home Monday.
Peter Denning and wife visited
their daughter, Mrs. Minnie Cox near
La Cygne, Kansas, Sunday.
Miss Grace Martin of near Amster-
dam, spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Martin.
Children's Day at Mt. Carmel next
Sunday, May g.
Don't forget the ice cream supper
At the M. E. church Thursday night,
May %. YOUNG AARON.
Mulberry and Western Bates.
Mesdames r. and Bernie Bohlken
visited at Frank Bohlken's Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Meints were
trading in Amoret Thursday.
Robert Elkin was hauling corn from
Will H. Bohlken's Friday.
ALI Barns from across the State
inc is building a new house in Amo-
let for his mother.
Prof. r. V. Howell of Adrian,
,isited with friends in Amoret Satur-
lay and Sunday.
Frank Hennon and family were
.uests at F. A. Gabby's Sunday.
w. S. Brownins sold his 92-acre
arm 1-2 miles northeast of Amoret
o Mrs. Rhoda Orme of the Virginia
The sale was made
~ Bowman & Williams.
Mrs. Robert Elkin and children
'isited at her mothers, Mrs. A. j.
dcChesney's Friday night.
John H. Rogers died at his home
saturday after long months of suffer-
ng from a cancer. We will eadeavor
o get a better writeup next week.
Miss Lizzie Wella visited at Arthur
'ayne's Wednesday.
Rambler was visitor at H. J.
layers Sunday. Mr.. Mayer is living
n the Harry Colburn ranch. He
Did US his little brother Fred was
ocated at Victor, Colorado, in busi-
ess for himself, while Ed. was in
daho as book-keeper for a large
inning company.
VIM. R. George and Bert Bohlken,
lause and Reckus Dykman were
uests of Will H. and George H.
ohlken Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Bard spent
unday at the Tom Marshal home at
a Cygne, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Pettis of Butler,
'er calling on friends in this neigh
orhood Sunday.
Charley Weller visited at j. M.
malley's Sunday.
Rambler was in Amoret Saturday
nd took down a few notes of that
usy little city, and will try and have
lem in next weeks Times.
RAMBLER.