The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-10-05

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coming, dom run around the cor
ner. Meet him like man and he
will like you better and treat you
white. He knows times are hard
Don t run.
Speaking Of creditors, l met one
of mine the other day. l rushed
up to him. gave him the glad hand
and the once over, threw in a
smile or two and say, he actually
wanted to cancel my account and
contribute to the support of my
family 1T pays to be sunny
Buck (Stanley) Patterson has
Joined the Mo. Pacific force and
will help keep the Interstate track
in good order. Buck is a rustler
and will succeed "Mind what l
tell ye.'
Everybody who drives car
| ought to take off his Cor her) hat
to the farmers for the splendid
work they are doing on the roads.
1t certainly makes riding pleas
urc. Let the farmers know that
YOU appreciate their work. Here s
my hat off, who s next? ..
VIM Dunlap and family arrived
at Nyhart late Sunday evening
from TT. Scott, Kansas, overland.
He had very sick child. Sunny
Jim rushed them to Butler and
to a doctor in his Jitney. Jim is
always ready to help.
j. S. Malone west Of Nyhart has
almost finished his silo and Sun
ny Jim says DOG gone it, there
goes another customer for j. S.
won't eat many canned goods as
long as the silage lasts-uh-hee!
Mrs. Noah Nyhart and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frederick, who formerly
lived here, but late of Oregon,
are visiting at Isaac Clark's and
other old families of aye long
ago"
DR.. ]. A. Patterson has late
piece of corn that is in prime
"Roscn ears" He has issued Or
dcrs to Mayor Campbell to "keep
out" Says he has hogs of his
own.
It's good thing to trust in
providence but faith without
work won't produce much corn
and hay. Better assist providence
a bit.
Just now we hear a whole lot
about the high cost of living,
prices are soaring. But if the
goods a farmer buys are high, so
are the products he has to sell
high. Every business has its code
and the iron clad side Of any bust
hess demands a profit. Can't any
Of us work for fun. Fun amt
very film" and don't pay our
hills so let's not be grouchy, smile.
Miss Minnie CASTOR of Nyhart,
who is taking care of Mrs. Brack-
m. who is very sick in Butler, was
lome to visit over Sunday. She
to Butler on the 10 :O5
rain Monday.
DO you know that people bor-
row a thing for which they have
10 earthly use? Well they do.
Anyone may borrow it, rich and
,oor alike. Perhaps the rich bor-
'ow most. Can you tell me the
,ame of this useless article? No?
Well its trouble, see.
NJ. II. Reeves will farm the VIM.
>proul place southeast of Nyhart
n the bottoms another year.
Nilt is a jolly soul. Always "sun-
ny" and talks prosperity at all
ines.
The reason why men who at
end strictly to their own affairs
is (listen) because they
lave very little competition.
Bob Sproul and Henry Herman
lttended the state fair at Sedalia.
after they have been home two or
hrec weeks and get so they can
ak intclligently l will interview
hem and tell you what they saw.
Got what they Thought they
aw" Sedalia being a wet town
nd it being their first trip away
rom home
You've got to tell the truth
bout a person to hurt him.
hat S where gossip falls flat. It
ais to hit the target. 1t behooves ,
II Of us to think and speak we'll
f our neighbors. The Importance !
f this suggestion may be appre-
lated when you take into con- .
liberation the fact that some time
we may need our ncighbor.
SUNNY JIM.