The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-09-28
Elkhart.

way to get we'll. There were
three doctors to see him, one from
Kansas City. He got his pay ano
pulled for home.
Clem Clusters father and two
brothers from Kansas City called
to see him last week.
Miss Nellie Bruner and Bessie
Allen took in the show at Adrian
one night last week. They report
it o. k.
John Halford and family made
a flying trip to the county seat
last Saturday and back to Amster-
dam in time to- take in the show
they made the trip in. their Ford
car.
The big meeting at Mount Yer
non is still going on it is report
ed.
Miss Nellie Bruner and her best
fellow took in the doings at Fair
view church last Saturday night.
Miss Ella Anderson, Charley
Cowley and Miss Nellie Bruner
all took dinner at the home OF
Ed Bailey last Sunday. They re-
port good time.
Ed Bailey's car went dead on
him last Saturday as he was go
ing to Amsterdam. The last we
saw Of h1m he was going to town
on foot. We guess that he got
there all right.
The writer called at the home
of Fred Bruner who lives out on
the state line. We found Fred
and his wife hard at work. Fred
had the bad luck to lose one OF
his fine big mares one day last
week.
Mrs. Tom Raybourn went to
Pittsburg. Kansas, last Saturday
for week s visit with friends.
Tom is keeping batch. How do
you think things will look when
his wife gets home.
Mr.. McDaniels who has been
out in Kansas this summer is Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. Fred Ar
mentrout, in Amsterdam this
week. He will leave in few
days for Michigan where he will
spend this winter.
G. w. Armentrout and the writ
er took in the baptizing at the
jackson ford last Sunday. There
were fifteen put under the water.
Miss Euphie Scott of Adrian is
out in Elkhart taking in the
sights and calling on her friends.
W. F.. Stephens is fixing up for
cold weather. It is reported that
he is building a concrete cellar.
The writer made flying trip
over in Kansas one day last week.
He stayed all night with old
friends out there. We saw some
corn over in the Sunflower State.
They had a fine rain and the grass
looks like in the spring of the
year.
Uncle Jake Masterson came |
down from East Boone township |
last Sunday. He brought a
of the corn that growed
on his farm up there. 1t is fine. |
There is one more chance for a
wedding in Elkhart, but we can't
tell when it will be pulled of.
Pate Nafus was seen going
south last Sunday morning. We
didn t see where he tied up.
Charley Misner has a bad hand.
He got it cut on barbed wire
and blood poison set in. The doc
tor has been to see him once or
twice every day for about 2 week.
We heard this morning that he
was some better.
Sid Good called at Tom Brun-
er's this morning long enough to
help eat watermelons.
There will be some place to 60
all of this week. Sales three lays
and the street fair at Amsterdam
the 9th and 28th. Don't fail to
come. Ill
Mr.. Ed Bailey has got to be
quite a Sunday school goer since
he got his little Ford car.
Miss Ida Ferguson and her
brother spent last Sunday at the
home of Miss Cordia Bruner.
John Dawson, father of Mrs.
Tom Bruner, spent last Sunday
With her.
Lige Spillman and family spent
asst Sunday at the home of r. l..
Scott.
Uncle Ellis Hand and wife, Mrs.
Minnie Allen and daughter, Miss
Bessie, all spent last Sunday at
he home of Oscar Hand.
The writer spent last Sunday
light at the home Of Ben Coates. y.