The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-02-03
ON THE WING.

Frank Hedger has wood Of an
= description for sale ON the Milan
4 miles northeast Of Virginia.
w. P. Fritz saw mill is in OF
Grafton on Hedger's island. H
makes fine lumber.
i Frank Hedger visited Ike Loci
1 ridge and family freHa .SSaattsarda
r night until Sunday night.
Esquire Hedger the veterinar,
was called by phone to see some 0
R. P. G. Jensen's stock Sunday.
J Uncle David Cheshier, of Am
oret died January 26. Uncle Davi.
was married about 1870, 2 mile
, north of Nyhart on what is nov
known as the Jim Clark farm anf
has lived in Bates county evel
since. One son, John, and his wild
ow are left to mourn the loss oil
a good man. l will write his obit
nary later.
The Amsterdam mail carrier
took pity on his horses Thursday
and took his mail on foot so that
he has made a trip every day.
Uncle Geo. Oldham of Foster is
visiting his nephew, Henry Old
ham, near Passaic.
Charley Beckett, of near Adrian
was in this neighborhood few
days ago trying to rent a farm for
1916. Charley is a good man, and
we would like to have him move
near us.
j. Nestlerode Sundayed with
Harry Henderson.
W. H. burst and Esquire Hedg-
cr took in the sights in Butler
Saturday.
Judge L. s. Paddock took down
his silo and put up one Of the
warmest cow sheds in Bates coun-
ty that is built out of lumber. It
will shelter 20 cows.
Call on Arthur MISSIONER if you
want a receipt for fattening hogs.
If it does the work it is cheap. i
tried it and found it as recon-
mendcd.
The literary at Crooks will give
a pie supper and entertainment |
Friday night, Feb. IS.
Male Duroc Jerseys for sale.
Vaccinated with double treatment,
see Jas. Park, Butler R. F. D. No.
$ or phone Virginia.
One day last week we heard the
Thornbrugh boys were chasing
wolf.
A good turn out at both the
churches Sunday, considering the
weather. -
Cort called every afternoon at
Virginia. If you are interested
you are welcome.
Harry Henderson killed wolfe
one day last week. The Kaiser is
a dead shot.
Mrs. John Foster has some fine
Red tom turkeys for sale.
Glen Mullis went to Foster !
and rented the butcher
'hop and will move in at once. Mr.. {
\Iullis has been employed on the {
Bubble farm for the last II months I
md now has job on bridge {
rang at $3.50 per day to com
hence the first of the month. {
Grant Oldham has Scully {
ease for SALE, The improvements {
re good, fences in good condi- 7
ion, fine water, young orchard
earring and outbuildings fair.
DR.. Lusk was called to see Tink-
r Hedger's boy Monday.
Jas. Crooks has just returned h
rom a weeks visit with his s
aughter Mrs. julie Heckadon, at n
lew Home. j
Mrs. Chas. Dickerson of near
'oster has the measles. She is a c
aughter of John Phelps Of near S
ne Lost Corner school house. d
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Oldham d
nd two daughters spent Sunday
light with Newt Spillman's. r
Mr.. and Mrs. Schesler went to n
utler Saturday to visit their B
aughter who is attending high N
,hool. ri
Uncle Tom Hockett hauled s
God Monday and Tuesday and is cl
ping to have the buzz saw to saw al
up. fl
Newt Spillman visited home c,
'Iks Sunday. D,
Joe Whinery's youngest child
very bad with an attack Of spin q
meningitis. A trained nurse is b,
attendance. 1:
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