The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-05-17

an hour or more in good S6c
chat In that time they boehs
tell FIVE hundred happeninga tI
their lite. on Thursday Of l
Mr.. WEIGH brought home WI III J
fine 500 mule he bought S61s
Rich Hill. " F2s36yy ri n Iss sss'
Frank Smith on the SEQ.
farm. has a fractions team III -
and to cultivate his wife walls ~
drives them and Mr.. Smith ntxi
lates the cultivator so as to k6S
straddle of the row most Of the t
Claud Green says three years -
he planted corn the 28th day 81 ! ~
and in five weeks laid It BY ma "A
was bending then under the arch 81
the cultivator and this spring hs ksa
had corn planted for three weeks "a
it is still coming through the grou1f1
| Good people, help me make ~
Root Branch items OF interest to yon.
| Write the news and put them il NV
mail box and l will have them print
ed. ia3i
Carl White of Kansas and Charley
White of Western Bates move the
date of their papers up to 1913 a
WEIGH Bros, barbered a fine bunch.
of mules last Saturday morning,
Lesley Lafever on Route l has =
good big work horse to trade for !
small mare to drive. -
Mrs Ed Winters called on Mrs.
Ligc Ison one day last week. /
Ira Wiser and boys have been hoe
ing his 20 acre field of corn. Ira sufe
is worker and has those with him
work too.
Thomas Burton Sundayed with his
sister, Mrs. Lige Ison, and family. Iii
There was large crowd in But
Ter Saturday and lots of them buying
seeds. 1t looks like everybody is try
ing to do what Uncle Sam wants
them to do and raise enough food to
supply their country.
]. R. WEIGH delivered hogs to But
Ter Monday at the high price.
Albert Argenbright is blowing corn
with three teams.
P Burton bought load of baled |
hay from Jim WEIGH last Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Rice and daughter,
Hazel, and son, Earl, visited Sunday
with Sam Robinson.
Miss Veree Nochels spent the week |
end with Miss Thelma Andrews.
Mrs. Maggie Thomas spent Thurs
day night and Friday with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Tom Booth.
Mrs. VIM. Rice and daughter,
Hazel, and Miss Florence CLANCY |
called on Mrs. Otis Andrews Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Maggie Thomas, Mrs. G. w. |
CLANCY and son, Forrest, left Tues
day for Optima, Okla, to visit rela-
tives.
Robt. Adams of the Fry ranch. with |
his family Sundaycd with Frank
Roof on the Charley Bryant ranch
Frank Roof and JAS Howe were
riding around for their health in and
around Elizabeth Chapel.
Oscar Huffman writes back from
Idaho that he got there safe and
sound and liked the country. fine and
said he was going to farming. He
had his potatoes planted but had
made no garden yet. The farming
lime is just commencing. His wife,
Katie, said June had the longest days
in the year. You can see to read a
newspaper in the yard from o'clock
IN the morning till 9 o'clock at night,
The above looks like all day and no
night. VI
Boone Smithton and family Sun.
layed with their son-in-law, Homer
Bartlett.
Uncle. Jake Adams visited his {
laughter, Mrs. Frank Roof, on route
;, Sunday. L
Father P. Burton and Lige Ison
brought home with them two fine
Dads of corn from the Butler ele-
'ators Saturday of last week. Il
Mrs. I.ige Ison spent Monday af-
ernoon with Mrs. Ed Winters,
Pink Ellington was over on Double
Branches the first Of the week look
ng after his stock which he has onIs
pasture. NELS.
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