The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-01-16
On the Wing.

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q. NJ. Garner attended the dire,
tors bank meeting at .Amoret la.
: tuesday.
Mrs. Greenup, who moved froi
near Virginia short time ago t
McComb, ILL.,, has been quite sic
with influenza, since arriving in Il
linois.
The following young people spen
last Tuesday evening with Harr
henderson and wife, and mother
holly Pahlman, Emma Pahlmar
Willie Lamar and Willie Jensen.
Willie Lamar, who has been visit
ing his brother in Colorado the pas
four weeks, returned last Sunday.
Sunday school and League at tn,
NJ. i. church at Virginia every Sun
day morning and at night.
May Grape, who has been visiting
with her mother and sister, durins
the holidays near Virginia, has tn,
flu in Butler.
Ora Browning OF Kansas City ha.
been down on business and visiting
his parents.
Mrs. J. L. Hedger is on the sick
list this week.
Arthur Browning, OF Foster, was
over after load OF feed Jew DAYS
|ago.
Judge Hedger helped Harry
French butcher Tuesday.
H. linn visited his parents Sunday.
Bailey Beckett, Of Passaic, is laid
mp now days with kidney trouble,
but is not belfast.
VIM. Smith went over to La
Cygne and got his truck, and by
having Il good team he cot through
the snow Many places he had 10
take the fields for it.
Grant Oldham's framing to his big
barn is about up.
Harry Henderson sold hogs to
Fuel iinson Monday
G. NJ. Garner delivered tat hogs to
.Amoret. Hensley and Walker are
good buyers.
Cricket Hedger will remain in
France Il while to clean up things.
Say, Fisk's show in Butler was
immense the other night. The pic
lure of the fighting in France was
worth the price of admission. 1t was
very instructive.
Peterson & Hockett tried the mud
to Butler Tuesday
Ruby Mcclure is reported no bet
ter. She has had the influenza for
10 days. The rest OF the family are
getting better.
$. b. Dirks sold Judge Hedger his
big stack of oat straw.
Mrs. Frank Oldham is on the COM
planning list this week.
Our good mail man is as sure to
make his rounds as the roads are to
be open. If the roads are not open
he. will go through the fields. Ed
Smith is the carrier.
One of Mrs. l.. S. Paddock's boys
has returned home.
John Hedger, ir, killed rabbits
with his gun barrel. He says walnut
70 make stocks out OF is SO high that
le's going to save his gun and leaves
t at home.
Peter JJundy has painted his house
orange color and trimmed in white.
Jake .Dundy has reshingled his
house
Charley Heckadon says it's a boy.
He has had him out after rabbits
already.
Grant Garner saw two wolves in
lis pasture Monday morning. |
Hondcr Mhere-the we'll hunters are
-,ome on with your dogs.
Mrs. y. NJ. Nestlerode and daugh-
er. Mrs. Grant Oldham, and son,
\. NJ. Nestlerode from Fort Sill.
Oklahoma. on furlough. visited
With Cyrus Nestlerode and family
Monday of last week. On the fol-
owing Sunday at the end of his IS
lay furlough he returned to Camp
loniphan, Fl. Sill, Oklahoma.
Maggie Dickinson is visiting her
'rother. Charley. near Foster and is
elpin~ him butcher. She will spend
week or ten days with them.
A. J. Mcclure has just returned
rom Nevada. where he has been
listing his wife, who is there for
reatment. Jack says she is not get
ing along as we'll as he thought she
'ould, but has improved some.
Bert Warner has returned iron,
'ebraska. where he has been to visit
is parents. He says he left them all
'ell. but Pa said he was in very poor
ealth this winter and that the best
f care he has. and that is what it
ill take to make him well again.
]. S. Haden says he has got moved
way from the farm except his COW
nd that Mr.. Will Jones, a brother
Bud J Zones has moved in. We find
i'm clever looking man and hope
e will be satisfied with his las.
love.
N. NJ. N.