The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-11-06
ON THE WING.

to John CordellS H1Ie ana DOugnt a
pair of fine driving horses.
Pete Peterson went to Butler Sat-
urday and took his children and gave
them holiday.
Oldham Brothers delivered cattle
to Morewood's Monday.
Jesse Dudley has returned from his
western trip. He also went to Cana
da, but thinks that country little too
cold for him.
Grant Oldham has some shoats for
sale.
Glenn Smith is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Grace Burns this week.
Uncle Tom Hockett finished head
ing kaffir corn Monday. He has
twelve big loads with sideboards on.
He lost about so bushels by it going
down and the birds taking it.
Uncle John Wuooters and son from
near Black school house in Summit
township were visiting Spart Adams.
Mr.. Wuooters and Uncle Nick Adams
were boys together. He also visited
with Mrs. Jim Vermillion, who is a
daughter of Uncle Nick Adams. He
brought his music along and they had
a splendid visit.
Isaac Park an old resident of Bates
county, was at Amoret visiting his
daughter, Miss Matte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes and daughter
Lucille, jim Zort1nan and wife, visited
at John Zortman's Sunday.
Mrs. Grant Oldham and mother
visited Mrs. Sadie Smiley Monday.
Mr.. McFadden,s sister, Mrs. Mary
Lamb and daughter Bertha of Cali
fornia, visited with him from Thurs
day till Monday.
Mrs. Anna Lamb of Iowa, attended
her fathers funeral, R. L. Judy.
Also Ernest Judy Of Kansas City.
Mrs. Shesler wasinB Butler Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray McCann
a girl. ~
Ethelalbert Hughes spent Monday
night with Ralph Scott.
John Taute made a business trip to
Butler Monday.
Ed Barnes expects to move to his
new home this week, known as the
George Maloney place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Oldham left
Monday for visit to her sister, Mrs.
John Backut of Sloan, Iowa.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Por-
ter girl, Thursday.
Lookout folks, for Marion Hedger
got his license at Butler the other
day.
VIM. Ewing is on the sick list.
Clifford Terry left Wednesday for
Iowa to shuck corn.
Friday night, after the services at
the Christian church, Halloween
party was given at the home of Mrs.
G. F. Ruble for the League members
and some of their friends. After the
evening was spent in games and
music they were invited to the dining |
room where refreshments were
served. Those present were Misses
Ida Englehardt, Luella Conard, Viva
Jarvis, Oval and Vera Kinion, Mar
garet Greenup, Irene Lusk, Ruth
Leonard, Martha Park, Emma Pahl:
man, Georgia Smith, Ruth and Ruby
Orear, Marie Jensen and Miss Short.
Messrs Joe Gromwaller, Mack Smith,
Albert and Howard Leonard, Rev.
Haynes, Jones Nestlerode, Holly and
Glenn Pahlman, Lester Ayers, Walter
jenkins, Annie Lusk and Willie Jen-
sen; Mr.. and Mrs. James Park, Mrs.
Lusk, Mrs. jenkins, Miss Rachel
Park and Mr.. and Mrs. 6. F. Ruble.
The guests left about 1880 o'clock.
Miss Emma Pahlman spent Satur-
day night and Sunday at Miss Oval
Kinion's.
Sunday afternoon there was baptiz-
ing BY Elder J. w. Rodgers Of Vir-
eiaia at the Miami, north Of Mr.. Il
jackson's. Those who were baptized
were Viva Jarvis, Qlova Smith, Irene
Lusk, Ethel Fleming, Lee Hardineer
and Edgar Brayt0n.
Mr.. and MrA w. F. McNbben
spent Sunday at Mr.. Kini0n's.