The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-06-03
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w. R. Wright is stripping his BIZ
barn and painting the strips 2 differ
ont color from the barn. This in.
proves the looks Of the barn. Mr..
Wright lost COW one day last week
! from bloat.
Men are at work moving and clean
ing up the Farview cemetery.
/ Grandma Cy Thomas spent Thurs.
day night with her daughter, Mrs.
EGeo. Clancy.
In 1855, Uncle Hickory Pipes put
4 in claim for IL hundred dollars for
| IL mules that the soldiers drove from
the Pipes home in Kirk during the
! Civil war. The claim has been al
lowed and will be paid to his children.
This is the longest war claim we ever
knew Of. v
j VIM. Journey and sister, Katie,
have moved to Kansas City to make
their home with John Hussey's
daughter, Clara.
j. M. Nelson, on Amsterdam Route
l, signs for The Times.
/ Charley Burk took out a new
threshing outfit Tuesday.
The bridge floor over the Miami,
one mile north of Lost Corner school
house, is in need of repair.
Mrs. Winfield Steele, formerly a
resident of Virginia neighborhood,
died in Butler Saturday.
The Linn brothers had their pic
lures taken Saturday by H. F. Jack
son Of Butler.
! Virgil Jenkins will accompany his
sister-in-law as far as Kansas City and
visit his sister, Miss Icy jenkins.
Mrs. Wells is on her way-to join her
husband in Montana, where they ex-
pect to make their future home.
Inotice the binders are being re-
paired. Soon they will be cutting the
wheat and other small grain.
Grant Garner has corn for sale.
j. w. Skaggs has an o. l. c. male
hog for sale. He is dandy and
weighs about 200 pounds.
W.-N. Gish is thinking of buying a
cream separator in the near future.
w. F. Morris went to Butler Sat
urday to get barbered. He got tired
of waiting and went out and bought
a shaving set of his own.
The members of the Christian En-
deavor and Epworth League Of Vir-t
GINA were royalty entertained at the
home Of Mr.. G. C. Pahlman Satur-
day night, May 20. Various games
were played indoors and out on the
lawn. Refreshments consisting of
white and pink ice cream with cake
were served. After supper we lis
tened to some excellent music both
instrumental and vocal. All depart
ed in the wee small hours of the
morning pronouncing Mrs. Pahlman
and family excellent entertainers. |
Grant Garner is laying plans for a
new house and fine hip roof barn.
Harry Henderson and Harve larry
hauled corn to Amoret Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Hughes and
daughter, Mildred, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Jackson and several others were
at the Adam Howell cemetery deco
rating Sunday.
Ross Garren of Niles, Kansas, sent
a box of beautiful flowers to decorate
his wife's grave with.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Oldham, Mr..
and Mrs. Smith visited Mrs. Ada Old
ham Sunday and ate Ice cream.
Mrs. Bolin visited her daughter,
Mrs. Mona Heckadon, Sunday.
Vane Walker and T. Hensley
shipped hogs from Amoret Monday.
The price paid was $.15.
Bob Stanley was a caller at Geo.
Crooks Sunday.
Uncle Mat Nelson of Amsterdam
,igns for The Times for the ensuing
year. III
Geo. Jackson bought some calves
rom Ralph Hughes last Saturday.
Kelley Mcclure was in our midst
asst Saturday looking for pasture for
lis stock.
Mrs. Harper Of st. Clair county is
,isiting her mother, Mrs. jackson,
ind her brothers, George and Henry
Jackson. II
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