The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record., 1918-07-25

Butler last Wednesday by Squire
letter Ars Smith has Two nice lit
tie children the boy six years old and
the girl eight We hope they have
good luck and much happiness
through life Mr.. Zinn is a son of
Uncle Geo Zinn and Mrs. Zinn is the
daughter OF Daniel Moore. OF Vir-
ginia. ~ few years ago they lived in
the Nyhart neighborhood. .}
Uncle Jno. Hedger said he was
afraid he would not get to sink his
old snag into a roasting ear this year
but since the rain he sees shoots on
the stalks and his mouth has begun
to water.
Bud Jones has built 1000 bushel
capacity granary, the best one | have
seen. He built it on Scully lease,
one mile north OF Virginia.
VIM. Oldham. SO years OF age, is
on the complaining list. His hearing
is not As good as it was year ago.
He lives alone and says he gets along
fine, only he has no one to differ
with
w. J. Bard, who is somewhere in
the eighties, says he can fall down
as easy as he ever could. but it takes
him longer to rise. He is a noble
man.
New buildings unpainted: Jno.
Hedgers house, Bud Jones' granary.
Grant Oldham's house and granary,
Mr.. Holm's machine house.
Roy or Dock Scese. of Butler, says
he is not going to wait for the draft.
He's going to Kansas City and en-
list in the navy. Dock is son of
A. A. Seese. butcher.
O. M. Drysdale, OF Amoret, has
added to his notion and confectionery
store all ice cream parlor and soft
drinks. It's up to date too. He has
not got time to make his cream so
he has it shipped from Kansas City.
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Agent.
T. J. Hockett, if you will go into
the blacksmith shop Ill Virginia and
work for me the balance of your days
will give you $500 per acre for
your farm Good smiths are hard to-
find We know you and want you
back You are too good a smith to
let live on farm and have no black
smith shop in Virginia. The way is
clear. Come on.
Miss Clara Bruner of Stockton,
Mo. is visiting at the home of Harry
Henderson and mother.
The W. {. T. U. held an all day
meeting at the home of Mrs. Rosa
Nightwine last Thursday, June 18.
They made five comfort kits COM
plete and nearly finished quite a
number more The yearly election
OF officers was held. The meeting
was adjourned to be held at Mrs,
Ollie Greenups Thursday. July IS, to
finish the comfort kits for the boys
who are going to the colors this
week. Everyone is invited to be
present and help sew An all day
meeting will be held.
MIR. anu Mrs. Harry Henderson
spent Saturday in Butler and took
dinner with p NJ. Famuliner and
family
Bro. Jones breaches at Virginia
NJ. L. church next Sunday morning
and night.
The Baptsts held their meeting at
Simon Harboush's Sunday at X
o clock. SO Grandma Main could hear
as She is not able ~ go to the
church.
Uncle Tom Hockctt is digging a
cave big enough for dairy and cy-
clone use.
Spitzenberger OF Kansas visited
Geo Rhobacker and family Sunday.
Pete Ferguson. wife and daughters,
MIR. and Mrs. VIII White, Wesley
White and wife. Men.ry Hughes,
wife and daughters. Lucille and
Josephine Elizabeth, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Hughes and daughter,
Mildred, visited at Geo. Hughes
Sunday. Mr.. Wesley White leaves
Friday. He lives in Archie He is
a grandson OF Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Hughes.
Abe Hazen and wife and George
and wife OF Idaho, cousin and nephew
OF Mrs. Geo. Zinn, visited her Satur-
day. She has not seen them for
about II years. Geo. Cole belongs
to the Y. NJ. c. A. in the navy. They
came Saturday evening and stayed
until about 5 o'clock in the evening.
He made speech i'll Amoret at II
o'clock. He leaves Monday for New
York.
Albert Zinn and Jim Norman are
digging we'll for Ed Bailey.
There was Baptist mesting at
Concord Saturday and Sunday.
Mrc S,r,t, Dnrto~ .. 49, x1,> IL