The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-11-16
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Ill. Il. CIark'S sale was we'll at.
tended and his personal property
sold we'll. He lives in a live
neighborhood and had first
| class salesman, Mr.. Lewis Lent. =
| Uncle Joe Lcwellen had
planned to go to Kansas but has
put it off on account of his better
half getting her new full set of
teeth. He bought them of a good
teeth maker in Butler and was
guaranteed to fit. So he will stay
with us a.couplc of weeks to see
if his wife can eat as much as
she could when she got them. He
says if she eats too much there is
no use to go to Kansas and he
will have her take them back.
Born to the wife Of Tinker
Hedger a 10 pound boy, Nov. 18th.
All parties doing well except his
brother, Woodrow, and he says
that the baby now crys for his
tricycle. and he thinks the new
conner will take the vehicle away
from him. Mrs. Lewis Of three
miles south of Virginia is caring
for them.
JAS. Sacre has treated his barn
to new coat of paint which adds
10 per cent to the looks of the
farm.
D.. B. Nestlerode and family of |
Amoret have moved to Nebraska.
The Ladies' Aid of Virginia took
in $3.50 clear of expenses at Mr..
H. T. Clark s sale.
Geo. jackson killed beef
Thursday and peddled it out. It
was small but fine. Ed Barnes
and V. jackson were the sales
men. Their prices were IL 1-2c
to 1Sc per pound and they gave
good weight. Boys, come again.
Ell Fosters wife and children
of Kansas are visiting John Fos-
ter, her father law, month or
so.
Mrs. John Foster is in Kansas
CITY visiting.
Johnny Howe Of Kansas City is I
and hunting with Johnny :
Foster for week or so.
Geo. Porter lost one of his hor- (
,es from corn stalk poison. This |
caves him with only one-half of G
1 team. II
DR.. Hedgcr has added fistula Y
lorscs to his pasture and he takes t
he worst eases and cures them I
sound and we'll. 1t takes time but f
s a sure cure. G
Charley Dickerson and family s
IF Foster and Harry French and
'amily spent last Monday south Of t
Butler visiting E. f. Voris and t
'amily. \
The debates at Crooks school
lousc is the best they have ever s.
lad. Come and see for yourself. N
j. M. Miller, of near Nyhart, o
vas burnt out a few days ago ),
nd needs help. He is an honest, is
ard working man and has a fam II
!y of nine. All the neighbors do
5 to say that it is too bad. There il
5 only about three families in his al
eighborhood that have helped w
i'm. The roof was falling in W
'hen they got the children out. "
70 clothing but their night a
lothes were saved. They are tt
hoeless. The county will surely b
)ok into this matter. d,
A problem: If hog comes to OF
31.50, what will two hogs come w
} this year?
Two good goose feather beds to W
xchange for live stock. These &c
,athers have been slightly used. a,
ce Mrs. Antler Westover AIMS n,
'rdam. Mo-, route 2 or phone a
irginia.
Ed Foster, wife and family are te
sitting at the home Of his father, is
II. John Foster. fir,
Tom Clark's sale was we'll at ST.
nded last week. Two hogs sold m,
II $4,000. Pretty good for ed
administration and di
lst after presidential election. 81
Lost, sack of alfalfa cake be- IN
veen Butler and Virginia Satur- be
~ evening. Phone or write rs
arion Hedger, Amoret Route l..
Have you received your calen- fe,
If? Virgil Jenkins, the black ha
nth Of Virginia, has in store for Re
s customers a lot Of calendars. 60
you have not received yours, tai
IL and get it. "v
Aunt Sallie Foster went to Kan fo,
s City about a week ago to visit thi
18th Mrs. John Howe, also rela- ful