The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-09-12
On the Wing.


get free ticket to see Sunny Jim.
| lie is a sight. You will not need
any X-Ray. You can read what will
be in his next Sunbeams.
| Old Johnny, OF Elkhart, stay with
us. Don't be jumping around and
even if you are absent let us hear
from you each week
Jno. Gcer's son, Roy, was hot III
Nevada Saturday night and was
buried in the Virginia cemetery Tues
day.
NJ e. Hedger wants hand. Tie
don't want him to work much. tie
just wants him to follow him around
and see that he works.
Chas. lieckadon has his wheat
sowed.
Ike Dawson says he's trampine
straw nowadays for 4 living. His son
Benny. drives; his son, Billie, ties
and his hired help pitches.
Alfred Miller . is recovering his
house.
Will Linkeniellow will live on the
Morrison ranch. miles southwest OF
| Virginia, next year.
!. -. tladcn and Miss Jessie llazen
of Amorct were married one day last
week. MIR. IIaden did well. She will
know how we'll she has done later
on. r.
Miss Warner and Mr.. Wager wer.
married last week.
Two girls and one boy OF w. w.
Parks have been married inside OF
so days. The last child now is mar
ricd. He's got a new car and that
will give him some place-to go. NO
children to look after and no one To
do his chores.
John Fritts has been using two
tanks and two monkeys to furnish
water for his engine. Since the rain
Ike Lockrdgc is his monkey and
keeps him in water and uses both
tanks.
Ike Lockridge, Of Amsterdam, Rt.
,, moves the date ahead l, months on
the good Times.
Geo. Aockridgc has moved his
family down by Rich Hill ON the
kcrns ranch and has taken charge OF
The ranch by the month. -,
+. {. Burns vii remain on his old
place until March lst, 1910, He sold
it to Geo I.ockridgc.
|. e.. CuziCk has bought new an
brunt wheat drill and says this tall
he will SOW his wheat i'll time and not
wait until his nciglbors all get done
Miss Ayres visited Tom Grlmsley 5
girls Sunday
Dub (rimsley put corn in his bug
pv Sunday evening. His girl must
live in town.
Doug Browning is <, ing back to
Foster this month to work III the
coal. .
Ora Browning ride, nowadays in a
new wagon.
The rains settled the con-
fusion over the right to the spring IN
the Public Highway.
Mrs. y. NJ, Ncstlerode spent Mon
dav with her daughter, Mrs. Grant
Oldham. T.,
Ethel Grimslcy is at the switch
board nowadays i'll .>norct.
Dub Grimsley is on study as t"
which to do. to register or get mar
ricd. tie has conclude t" register
and thinks it is safer,
Marion Hedger shucked three
acres OF corn and got seven or elgh'
bushels and thinks that is fine tor
the kind of season we have had
without any rain.
Grandma Mintuns sisters returne'.
to their homes Monday.
Carrie Henderson says she mas ONE
fine Red Rock roostcr> for sale ana
some pure bred Butt orpingtonS,
Her house was tsruck by lightning
one dav last week and burned quite a
hole in the roof. She being right
there throwed water on the tire ana
put it out AS it was raining hard,
that helped to put it out,
Uncle Geo. Pahlman has new car
to ride up and down Ill.
John Iiedger and family visited III
Mcrwn last Sunday.
u. Carrie Henderson had her barn re
painted dark re. She's looking Tor
coal miners. She wants five men who
will stay with it.
Miss Ruth Bosnia took her place
: in the Crook school room and mas
) taught one week She is a good
teacher and is qualified,
DIR. Smith of .Am"rct was born one
dav too soon. lie is 10 years old the
18th. lie says bully, he'll get t" reg
lister
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