The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 8, 1915, Page 4

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Sterling Harness and family spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Long, near Urich. Rev. Jordan preached his farewell Sermon at Cove Creek Baptist church charge here fora church in Olatha, Kansas. : ; There was an ice cream supper and fireworks at Maysburg Saturday night. : Mary Lee Godwin visited her grandfather, Mr. Carney, last Thurs- day. Chas. LaFollett is treating his | threshing machine to a new shed. Mrs. Kaune of Butler spent this | week with with Mrs. W. B. Tyler. | Charles Douglas had a cow killed | by lightning Wednesday. 2 | Miss Ethel Haines returned home ; Saturday to spend the holidays with | homefolks. misty gloom we look on beyond the tomb and behold him in that more; perfect life. among us as a beacon light that points the famliy home near Amsterdam at Mt. Vernon church Sunday, July) | Mrs. Kaune and-Mrs. W. B. Tyler| 4 at 3.30 p. m. by Rev. L. W. Keele! | Spent Friday with Mrs. W. F. Lacy. | o¢ Butler and the body laid to rest in| | Mrs. Ruth Wayland returned home| Mt. Vernon cemetery. eae | |from Warrensburg Friday to visit ee | Oak Grove Items. with homefolks. | The neighborhood gathered at Mr.| Mrs. Geo. Sargent-and daughter, Thelma, called on Mrs. Chas. Wig- Spear’s Sunday with well filled bask- ets. Everyone enjoyed himself great-| ger Monday afternoon. ily. A. L. Gilmore was a Butler visitor! Mrs. H. A. Wayland returned home| Wednesday of last weék. | Friday from Excelsior Springs where} rg, fart Butler spen | , with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Varnes. Jake Varnes and daughter, Rena, and son Clarence are reported quite ill with typhoid fever at this writing. A large crowd attended the cele- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Clark and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Hines. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thomas and fam- ily spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bolin. R. Sturgeon went to Harrisonville i Mr. Hudson and family visited Sam Farmer and family Sunday. Mrs. Pearl Simpson and Gertie Harness went to Montrose Monday. Harve Harness and family visited at Mr. Gilbert’s Sunday. : Elsia Gilbert went to Butler Sun- day to visit awhile. Mrs. Warner is quite poorly. The farmers will soon. be through ready for putting up hay. Mrs. Hanley Clark was called to Clinton Saturday-on account of the illness of ber brother who is not ex- with little J. K. Wirt Sunday morn-. ing and returned home Sunday eve-|, ning. ‘was rendered. - Several of the neighbors enjoyed PANSY. themselves at the home of Lewis Cul- __— bertson Sunday evening. Christian Church. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lacy spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Tyler. SUNSHINE. William Aaron Crumley. - At the mocting. gessahinng sere! . William Aaron Crumley was born| Vice the I preach on at Salem, Henry county, eich a ‘An Ever Present Savior’’ and}. 7, 1980. He came to Missouri with|in the evening on ‘‘Christian Us his parents at the age of seven’ tnd/i00.”” This Sunday:will cone has resided in this ; His Ute shall ever stand! 5 toard, Tossday, at the hall. us to the Savior he loved so well. => Aves Bro. Crumley departed this life at| held last Sunday at Peru, by District July 3, 1915. : | thage. There was preaching at night The funeral service was conducted | OY Rev. Spencer. Next Sunday our Bible school | Of Shawnee townshipattended the 4th and Endeavor societies will meet | 0 July celebration at Peru, in their at the regular time and all are|Bew automobile. se Res East Lone Oak. There was a meeting of the town- Quarterly meeting services were Superintendent, W. F. Jones of Car- The farmers began work in the harvest field again last Monday morning. Most 'of the wheat has been cut, but there are some patches were left. The wheat will not make a very heavy yield, but oats will make an excellent yield if they can be harvested with no further hindrance. F. L. Blankenbaker ‘and family spent Sunday with J. F. Isley and family at Rich Hill. Frank says the roads are not very good. Germany to Attack U. 8. | If Victor, Banker Says. New York, July 5.—Wade Chance, an American banker of London, who has been at the Bo in Pela wise arrived yester- n lay on the Adriatic and declared ated. cart drawn by their Shetland!the United States must enter the pony. | ; war. He said he believed from Of the comics were a jitney. An-| what he has heard first hand and other cart drawn by a mule; and a/from what he has observed that, man and his wife on. an old spring} when Germany is again on her wagon, and Emmett Hart's auto-jfeet after the war she will turn mobile. ; her_atteneion toward the United The entertainment was opened by | States. Pacey song, America, followed by prayer} ‘Europe will be a charnel by Rev. Jones of Carthage. The house before the war is over,’’ speakers were Clark Wix, Dr. Lock- {84 Chance. ‘‘America should wood, W. A. Sé ‘Dr. Newlon wake up. If, by any chance Ger. and RAY: Motors het violin solo] @22Y 38 <ictorious in this con- by Miss Mabel Smith. flict she will cross the Atlantic’ Those who won in the races were Sunday. School wagon from Double Branches. A W. C..T. U. wagon from Peru... A (protected) Woodmen wagon beautifully trimmed, followed by a not protected wagon which was real comical. Little Leonard and Edna Thomss rode in a little decor- Ernest Gough, wife and son, Wes- ley, Elmer Latham, wife, and son, Charles; and Mrs. Visa Gough, while out riding Sunday afternoon, in.a spring wagon met with what might have been quite an accident. As they were nearing home, -the. wagon tongue dropped down which frigh- tened the team (of mules) consider- ably. But with much coaxing and whoaing they were stopped without much damage except the tongué which ran quite deep into the ground |: and was pretty badly broken.. - F. E, Wisherd, wife and son, Glen, The Celebration at, Peru. "The Miss Rosa Nightwine spent ‘week with her sister, -Mrs. W: aAcd—AaA ReK it oOcates, Germany Will stop at nothing. “*T learned at the beginning of le war the Germans had guns as follows: Buford Done won in the sack diving contest and peanut race. | ¢), Emmett Hart, the wheelbarrow race, | of five different calibre and 20,- Leona “Padley, the maul- throwing/000,000 rounds of ammunition contest.__ The baseball game between| stored for these’ guns. This is a the Herrell team and Peru was won| reserve supply, and I know from by Herrell 17 to 14 There was aja good authority this reserve good display of fireworks at night. {never has been lessened during or teeere T believe Paris will Virginia-Grand View Pi esieg efore the summer is ey colina ie deo gdb over. The Allies are short of am- order munition. The Alli day now. Sia @ oe be junition ie Allies cannot preparing to thresh this week. hope to maintain a successful ‘6f- /fensive at this time and musth $2.25, $3.00,.$3.50. 00 oof.