The Butler weekly times., 1916-11-30
ON THE WING.


, uofSc one udy ldSl Wcck.
Geo. Smailes has a horse in a
bad shape and it is not expected
to get well.
Grover Moorc's horse is better.
Mr.. Moore says Starks is "a dan
dN ON horse with the bloat, His
horse ate too much green corn and
took the bloat.
t Y. :. lIarpcr's big cattle barn
is completed Oh the outside and
ready for the paint.
'.Ics, Dudley is building a fine
barn.
Tom Grimslcy marketed his 10
turkeys in Butler Saturday. They
brought him $500. He now has
200 pounds Of pecans and is Of
iorcd l4c Il pound for them.
H. r. Clark moved to Kansas
City Monday. His sale ovrrrah
The estimate.
have been afraid to go to
>huck corn. John Foster told-mc
the quails would bite me- Robert
Allen and Walker Cannon were
out here. one-half day and since
that day | only have seen one
quail and it run as if Bob or
Walker was after it. They even
frightened the rabbits.
\ double surprise party was
given one day last week on Mrs.
Jas. W. Grcenllp. The ladies Aid
went in with lots of good catables
and at the same time the W. {.
Y. L. came in with as much more
fine ratables. Those present We're ::
&. a. LuSk and two children, Mr..
Y. Jenkins, wife, mother and two
laughtcrS, j. w. McFadden and
wife. Mrs. Grant Oldham and
daughter. Nadenc, Mrs. Frank
Oldham, Mrs. VIM. Ayrrs, Mr..
Cochran Mrs. Waldron and two
young sisters, Mrs. Martha Zim,
AIRS. Nightwine, Mrs. Monroe
nrrk. Mr.. j. W. Greenup and
family, Miss Rachel Park and
Miss Bertha Short. | could have
told you better how good these
eatabIrs were if ! had just been
there myself. Anyway the report
j., that all had jolly good time
together and left at a late hour
talking about who they would sur
prise next ! wish they would
come to- our house. a card OF
thanks from the j. ". Grernup
family.
Tinker lledycr Of NornlAnd was
UP and spent Friday visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. .Jno. He'd
ger. lie came to tell his parents
about the new boy.
Dan .\rStlerode Of Amorrt had
his household goods shipped to
Beatrice. Ncb.. Monday. He has
gone and as soon as he sgcts
through and finds il place for his
household goods his wife and chill
drrn will take the train for Me-
braSka.
Ike Dawson halcd hay for
GranH Oldham II few days last
week.
Oliver Radford was ont one
day last week writing insurance.
He is a nice man and represents
II good. reliable companies.
.lno. Chester. the Amorrt butrh-
er, run out of mra, 10 cut on" day
last week and took Il slice off Of
lis finger.
Jas. Payne says he has been up
in Northern Nebraska Shucklng
corn. The corn is averaging 60
bushels to the acre and is worth
s5 cents per buShrI and that he
was turning out about so bushels
per day. About Il week ago here
came an >-inrh snow and on Sat
urday morning it was still snow
ing so he came home.
VI. q. lirdgcr says his we'll is
rot like Missouri for it went dry,
Ed Barnes has moved his old
house back and is goin" to build
!; new one in front.
Grandma jackson and sister,
Mrs. Piper. Geo. dickson and fam |
lily and Mrs. May Wilcox visited /
at Rail Hughes Sunday,
Mrs Gran, Oldham, daughter, !
and Mrs. \. VI. \rStlerodr visit /
ri in .Am"rri Monday
DIR. G. \. l.usk s fine new !
house is IA credit to any nrighhor-
hood.
Grant Garner : fine big house
IS heated by furnace. II is u
landy.
There will be- II pie supper at
'Ornland school house next Sat
,r1av uiUht