The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-11-13
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There was Baptist meeting at
Concord Sunday forenoon and at
Grandma Jackson's at night.
Mac Smith sports new buggy and
he has bought a fine driving horse.
Grant Oldham delivered hogs to
Amoret Monday.
Thompson brothers moved to
Amsterdam Tuesday and Uncle Neal
Porter moved to the place they va
Gated.
Albert Leonard says he will have
his work all done in a few days and
anyone wanting to see him call at the
home of Mr.. Jarvis.
Mr.. Lettybridge has sold his farm,
known as the Cort Wallace farm, to a
man in Garden City, Kan. Consider
alton $3.50.
Grant Oldham and family, c.. S.
Nestlerode and family spent the af-
ternoon Sunday with Colman Snod.
grass.
Mentry Hughes thrashed for w. H.
burst last Wednesday and pulled his
machine in. .,
Ike Dawson and family attended
meeting at Concord Sunday.
Simon Harball is very low with
asthma and Uncle Geo. linn was
called to his bedside Saturday.
Mrs. Douglas Browning and son
called on Mrs. Hedger Sunday even
ing. N
Stop! Look! Listen! Get your ser
ernading apparatus together for Aunt
Jane has a wedding located in that
vicinity and one in this part. Prep
arations are being made for one of
the weddings.
Mrs. Bessie Orear and mother visit
ed at the home of Robert Orear
Thursday.
Lee Nichols has decided to quit
farming on account of his health and
will rent his farm for the coming year.
He has good stallion and jack for
sale ] mile south of Mulberry.
Geo. Pahlman killed hogs Monday.
Geo. Lockridge, wife and son visit
ed Fred Mccall Sunday.
Jim Browning and sister, Miss
Edna, called on Miss Eva CARRIER.
Pahlman brothers are hauling corn
to Amsterdam.
The Epworth League topic for No
vember 16 is ''How Can We Know
We are Saved?" Leader, Holly Pahl-
man. Everyone cordially invited.
Literary was reorganized at Crooks
school house Friday night and the
following officers were elected; Pres
ident, w. H. burst; vice president, j.
D. Adams; Secretary, Dola Jackson;
Assistant Secretary, Rosa Dawson;
Sheriff, Vercile Jackson; Sergeant at
Arms, S. G. Adams and Lawrence
Darr; Editor, Lawrence Darr; Editress,
Katie Meinen; the music by Hedger
brothers. The question for debate
Resolved: That ForeignImmigration
Should be Abolished.
Uncle Tom Hockett and wife left
Sunday for Kansas to visit Henry
HOckett.
Mrs. Ewin's mother came down
from the city for visit Saturday.
Tom Constable and Bob Denning
have finished the concrete bridge
south and east of Peter Denning's.
Prayer meeting was reorganized at
Virginia at the M. E. church last
Wednesday and will continue every |
Wednesday.
Gus Scarnier and family, Lewis
Lent and family, Claud Kinion and
family, S. N. Kinion and family visit
ed with Daniel Orear.
Mac Smith and his mother went to
Blue Mound, Kan, to visit his sister,
Mrs. Minnie Wolf.
Miss Vera Kinion visited Saturday |
night with her brother, Claud Kinion.
Pete Peterson went to Butler to get
lumber to build . cattle shed for his
fine Holstein cattle.
Miss Agnes Zinn y visiting at the
home Of her uncle Geo. linn.
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