The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-04-06
Rannblings.
By Nelse.

The string Of fish he had, he must
have had the best of luck.
Mrs. ]. B. Rice has younng chick
ems ready for tn, pot.
Sheep men begin TO think about
your wool sacks and shearers as they
are going to be scarce.
See n. NJ. Fl. Nestlerode about red
male pigs. He has the papers with
them.
| John Eichler says the only thing
that keeps him single is that he loves
to sleep SO we'll III the mornings.
He is good hearted fellow and
don't like to see his stock go without
feed i'll the mornings and hates to ask
her to feed in the morning for to get
to eat with him she would only get
two meals day.
/, Mrs. Mollie Linton is very sick at
Cyrus Nestlero'es with the flu.
Yves Raybouru has his new barn
finished and is now ready for the
paint. Some time ago his other big
barn burned down.
Uncle Jim Chambers, after long
sick spell, is able to be out again.
c. Z. Fritts has more logs piled on
his log yard than he can saw before
threshing commences.
! N,.(u,.o ,,J ,.., ,.a rro:.,n
to put good fence around the 90
acres they rented three miles west
of Passaic. They have commenced
work.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Smith,
a fine girl baby All parties doing
well except ELLIS. He was 50 excited
the other morning he would not look
up. This is their first baby.
People that came home from J. 4.
Park sale were out Of hurnor because
his fine stock went so high. they could
not afford to buy Clyde will cry the
bids as long as they will give them.
Prairie Rose school is talking big
doings the last day. believe III just
turn out to see who all viii come.
Wick Ray is out for county clerk.
saw him the other day and told him
the rascal always got it and | think
ne II lun we'll as he made a good long
legged race i'll the last county office
lie rail- for. He-is good and has the
right age and education.
. Marshal WOLF is looking for a
house keeper and has fine house
and is able to buy eats.
What has become IF Sunny Jim?
Is he dead: We hope not We
would like to heir from him. He and
| have been lying for The Times
many years and they don't look for
anything else, So come OH Jim!
Sleepy Jim is a good one.
The wheat has come out and looks |
fine aud the ram still falls, so the
farmers are going to raise late oats
this year. Judge Eichler says
lot to get scared for this is going to
lie a bumper year on crops.
The Prairie Rose school will be out
April 18th it has been success,
with Miss Jessie Hart teacher. She
needs no teaching on how to conduct
Il good school and gain the love OF
every pupil.
Chambers vent fishing on Bones
Fork Saturday and hauled his catch in
in buggy.
The Green Bros. are sure stock
buyers from the amount of cars they
have shipped jut.
| saw a dead black snake five fee.
long in the road the other day.
Say, you ought to see the fruit tree
delivery H. d. Henderson made at
Amsterdam one day last week. You
would think he's salesman. There
is no use to talk, he can't be beat.
B. c. Pipes has his new barn done
and painted at Miami Center.
An old friends of Uncle Lewis
Eichlcr, Mr.. Pain, of Kansas, visited
his family a few days the last of the
month.
Mr.. Conrad, OF east of Passaic
bought shoats OF Cyrus Nestlerode at
Eoc per lb but say, they were nice.
Little John Odca bought his surn>
mer's wood of the Nestlerode Co., the
other day. The price was right.
The oats that have been. sown look
as though the FLU had struck them.
w. A. Baker is out for recorder.
Enough votes will put him in, He is
: goOl man.
The. streets OF Butler were not
crowded with People Saturday. The
continuous rain on that day kept
many at home.
Professor Hudson, of Warrensburg
held his last extension meeting with
the teachers near Butler Saturday.