The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-02-19
ON THE WING.

were united in holy bonds of matr
mony February II by Squire Jete
: of, Butler, and gave party that nigh
which lasted till about 8 o'clock.
large crowd was present.
. Mr.. Linn had his house furnishe
and wood hauled.
Peter Denning, T. Smith, Ike Daw
son, Hedgers and Will burst hitche,
to the road grader and threw tn
snow aside so the mail could get t.
Virginia Friday.
, Miss Rachel Park left for Kansas
. City to meet her sister Mrs.. Pyle
and accompany her home.
Mrs. Judge Hedger is on the com
planning list
Mrs. Harry French is very poorly
at this. writing. DR.. Foster was call
ed Sunday night.
Mrs. Ada Oldham called on Mrs.
Dollie Oldham Monday afternoon.
MIR. P. Peterson made business
trip to Amsterdam Monday.
Mrs. Boiling has some little chick
ems, but we think if this weather
keeps up she-will need some socks
for them.
Tink linn had a very sick horse
Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Orear left Monday to
visit her sister Mrs. Robert Orear of
near Foster. So
Mr.. R. P. C. Jensen has clover
and timothy seed cleaned for sale.
Uncle Cornelius Porter is real
poorly at this writing.
The entertainment and supper at
the M. E. church was postponed on
account of the bad weather.
S. N. Kinion and wife, Dan Orear
and son helped claude Kinion butch
err hogs Monday.
The Epworth League topic for
February %, Gods Gift of Great Men
and how he develops them. Dent.
34:10; Heb. l1:24-27.
Mrs. Tany Smith is not getting
along so nicely as she was just after
her operation.
Mr.. Dawson has his house almost
completed on his farm in Elkhart
township.
. Uncle Tom Hockett received let
Ter from his daughter in Kansas and |.
said they had very mild winter.
L showed the 18th and it all melted
he next day.
Mrs. Jensen is very sick at this r
writing. {
Amos Kaufman and Miss Annie
Weiner were married Monday.
Mrs. Will Ewin called on Mrs.
Harry French Monday.
Ed Smith came on his route with
the mail the opposite way on account
Of the snow being too deep and said
hat Saturday he did not make it
around till after dark and he wanted
daylight to make that end of his trip.
The snow and bad weather shut
Town Billy Westover's saw mill for
| week.
Jim Norman has worked him up
quite trade with the razor and
scissors and he does fine for a boy.
Grant Oldham and family spent
Monday with Geo. Pahlman and fam
ly.
Mentry Hughes sawed wood sol !
asst that he broke his big saw and
low is using the one he had at first. t
lis power is too mighty.
The bad, cold spell shut down the l
work on the township line s
'etween Charlotte and Elkhart and
etween Mentry Hughes and Sylves- I
er Smiths. They are putting in
inc bridge and one that will stand. I
Grant Garner has put in tele- q
hone recently on the Charlotte tele-
hone line, central, Virginia. !
Charley Boiling says hunters H. 4
ense is too high and he snapped his
un for hay. Charley thinks that if !
censes are all one price he will take
le other kind. v
John Foster and his crew have
nished the concrete bridge % miles F
asst of Virginia and it's dandy, too.
Miss Emma Pahlman visited Sun
ay with Miss Orval Kinion.
Colman Sn0dgrass went Monday to 7
isit his father-in-law for few days. h
The literary at Crooks has been s
n the decline since the bad weather
It in, but will be on the progress as !,
ION the weather settles. O
Tom Huffman lost his driving mare a
[onday morning. Il
N. M. H. Nestlerode has flax seed 9
n sale. N. M. N. Il
Announcement. G.
We are still doing business on the 9