The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 5, 1911, Page 8

- VIRGINIA. owers. visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W.|of these were young’ men and two T were young ladies. Mrs. Morris of Belton, Mo., visited! yp. andG. T. McCall and fami-| The Charlotte Sunday School con- her sister, Mrs. Joe Whinery, last) ties of near Foster, were the guests| vention which was held in the Christ- week. of S..N. Kinon and family Sunday, | is, church, Sunday, Oct. 1, was:a Misses Ida and Lena Englehart spent | also Mr. Kinon’s daughter, Mrs. Bes- ; ; Hickman ‘and/|sie Orear of Foster, spent the day pel ail lene Fider J. Ww Rogers ' a few days with Squire wife at Drexel last week. . | with them. eo. Pahlman, Misses’ Nina r * Grant Oldham has rented a Scully! Reece Barton, Miss Elsie Williams, | and Myrtle McCann, H. O. Maxey, farm for 1912. D. D. Judy of Garnett, Kans., visited Mrs. O. M. Drysdale and son Fred of | w, Amoret attended the S.S. convention. |Qsborne, Garland Terry and Rev. W. Park, Rev. J. R. Lamb, Earl Rose. All of the speeches were good his brother, R. T. Judy from Tuesday, A fine girl arrived at the home of| °\q'come of them were excellent. until Saturday of last week. Mrs. Jake Baum of near Butler, visited her father, R. McCann Satur- | Cooks but Vane Walker’s Thursday night. Mr. Walker says he will: have foot, harvest hands will be fe' of| The singing was uite a feature of the w, | convention; each S. S. gave a ea ‘| gong which was enjoyed by all. - Aj day and attended the Sunday School, Water was used for a toast to the|the noon hour a sumptious dinner convention. Billie Durst has got a new. washing \President in Kansas and next. fall| was spread which was the delight’ of ater ballots will toast or roast him, |all the lovers of things to eat. Special credit is due Miss Grace Darr, machine. He says for all his neigh- Dr. Smith has a good milk cow, superintendent of the Virginia Christ- bors to bring in their dirty clothes. |part Jersey, and some hay for sale. |j,., s, §., for her pains-taking labor The concrete bridge near John) ‘The protracted meeting, conducted | in arran ing and managing every- le Hedges and one near the Crook | hy Elder J. W. Rogers of Hume, con- | thing possi school are completed. \tinues with unabated interert. Seven |and comfort of all. The most frater- Ray Towers came in Sunday morn- splendid young people have confessed nal spirit prevailed throughout the ing trom Spokane, Washington, to/ their faith in the Son of God. Five/convention, and everybody went for the entertainment | away happy and hi for many re-|Coal Camp. Will give particulars|and Mrs. Osborne, Lee, Elmer furns of the aweatie ts convention. when we sara en Miss Ora Thompegon of Butler: at- tended the Sunday School convention. Mrs. R. F. Harper, who: got her ankle sprained, is getting beler alow y- 3 Mrs. James Cuzick went to Sedalia Thursday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Williamson. Hartwell & Son of Butler, papered This district keeps the house and grounds in good condition. James E. Park spent Saturday at| m, T. S. Harper and night the State Fair. Peter penning the families left new cars for Sedalia to attend the Fair. rel Dr. Smith left Monday for Gentry Uae bee wae Ga Craven, Ernest and Olive county to look up a location. Report has it that Maxwell Park is/ Willie and Elsie Englehart, Clarence | by candles set in fantastically carved Mrs. Lewis Garner was taken very | ' sick Sunday night Monday is reported | ' “W. some le is swing in the breeze in front of his office on the D. C. Wolfe farm at Virginia. of Butler, visited at Emmet Burk’s the latter part of last week. j the Grandview school house Satuaday. seule pape Be dl for and social at the home of dna and Maud Burke Friday t. _ After the business meeting Tuesday noonin their | young folks enj yee ite Finig fer whi Mrs. Hardit Whistler and son Lewis. htwine, | aspa married. He is teaching school at} Welch, Robert, Earle, Grace, Lillie | pumpkins. r, Mr. and Mrs. J 2W. W. Park was on the complain- ing list Monday. YOUNG AARON. A Novel Social Event. One of the most novel: and delight- ful social events of the season was a burlesque wedding rehearsal given by Mrs. W. B. Weeks, Mrs. Edward Armstrong and Miss Virginia Lamp- ton Monday evening in honor of Miss _ The Mt. Carmel Young People’s|Laura Walton, whose approachi Union held their regular business| wedding to Ralph Van ren, Pontiac, Ill., has just been announced. fter a faithful- burlesque of a modern society wedding, including some strange and wonderfully pre- pared contracting obligations, dairity ents were served. Those|refreshments were served. . 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