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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1908
Page
4
A rustic column reports on residents visiting nearby towns, church and Sunday School plans, farm movements, and a court case in Passaic. Notices include remarks on weather, an eclipse missed due to clouds, and a brief advertisement for 40 acre property near Butler.
Judge Wolfe resigns to lead the Dry Army as the community records farming notes, church matters, local education, social events, and family news. The column details farm work, wheat and corn activity, improvements, school departures, phone company debates, New Year gatherings, illness, and obituaries among Virginia and surrounding towns.
Mrs. W D Chapman remains ill though improving I M Tabler and family plan Texas move church platform added at Methodists church improvements promised to boost attendance New Year celebration fed 75 to 100 with abundant fare Eduor t would have joined us Edward Siffee elected Sunday School Superintendent Mies Mable Tabler secretary teachers chosen Rev Clendening received a donation Readers are wished a Happy New Year
Estee Smith returned home from Butler Saturday. Mrs. Burma of Ohio visits the Ramsey home. Grandma Staley recovers health. Miss Edith Baker is ill. Tom Staley’s new residence nears completion. Robert Smith returned from Kansas after extended visit. Harry Brigge and Miss Hedges unite in marriage December 22 at Rev Cathay. Lucian Pelley and Steve Smith teach near Butler and spent Christmas with home folks. Neighbors gathered at G W Hart’s last Thursday. Hart slowly improves. Dr Peterson visited Kupane last week then departs for Emporia to see Dick Teasley and wife over Christmas gifts arriving December 28.
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