The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-04-20
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wears his hat a little more tippe(
and steps high like a-bIind horse
| Uncle George linn and D. Har
bough went out calling Sunday
afternoon.
There is some call for pasture
Anyone wanting to take in stock
to pasture call me up at Virginia
or write me care box 81 r. +. D.
No. 5, Butler.
Mrs. Grant Oldham land two
daughters spent Friday and Sat
urday visiting at the home of her
brother-in-law, Harry Oldham,
near Passaic.
George Rhobacker bought a
team of horses of John Hedger,
ST., one day last wekk.
Grandma Main, Jim Norman
and family, Miss Annie Porter
and Simon Harbough Sundayed
with Geo. linn.
Charley Pointer, of old Vinton,
died in the state hospital at Neva-
Ola Friday of last week. He was
buried in the West Point ceme-
terry.
Jas. G. Hays was in our midst
one day last week in the interest
of his fine horse and jack. Jim
is an old time horse man and has
as good breeders as any one.
Grandma Lewellen is nursing a
sore foot now a days.
Abraham linn ran a splinter
under his finger nail and after
going without sleep for a week
he took his knife and cut it out !
and now he is able to get a nights
rest.
Tom Raybourn and Sam Mckee
say that they will finish sowing
oats if the ground gets dry
enough by the Is of June.
A. linn has a horse and COW
for sale. Amsterdam route 2, 4
miles northeast of Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Hockett
were at Harlan Porter's after
eggs to hatch.
Cart Wallace and wife were up
to see his new grandson
at W. II. bursts.
Henderson Keeton wants to
buy corn.
A. Westover was weighing his
horses Sunday. He says that he
always does that to see how they
are standing the farm work and
that he also gets feeding ideas.
Jim Crooks, after three months
in old Missouri, during which
time he put up big barry trinm-
I'd" up his orchard, rebuilt the ,
'lues on his house and fixed up l
lis outbuildings, started for his '
lomc in Santa Cruz, CAL, Thurs {
lay.
Tom Bremen and his son.. Gus,
at on the bark of the Miami
saturday fishing, until they
wore holes in the bank. Gus
aid that the water was too swift. )
'om said that he got some bites. $
| have hay to sell and a farm
o rent three miles southeast of
Butler.
Born to the wife of Tom Elan '
Iery a girl. All parties doing :
veil.
Grant Oldham bought new De I
laval cream separator of Ora II
ans at Amsterdam one day last
week. i +
Elvie Smith, Ed Corlett's hired v
and, did not show up Monday +
lorning, as he was sick. He is
fine hand and will be out again v
4 a few days. q
George Halford has a bad at
ack Of the measles. s.
The schools in this part of the q
ountry have been cut down one
bird on account of the measles.
! see prospect drill setting on
he old Gen. Shelby ranch. a
Wheat generally looks fine in
'ates county. II
Clate Wolfe has planted his 5
leld corn.
Mrs. John Halford is selling
Tyandotte eggs at five cents
bove the market price for incu-
atOr setting.
Sign for The Times, it will save Il
on time, money and steps. II
M. G. Hedger and Miss Olive
udy were married Sunday even
lg at the home of the brides a
arents. They went direct to EJ
leir new home. Their host of q
.iends wish Mr.. and Mrs. Hedger
long and happy married life. n
Arthur Westover has the best a
heat we have see in these parts
lis year. M