The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 12, 1915, Page 1

Only About 3 More ‘Weeks Until School ‘Will Begin | - WE KNOW THERE WILL BE SOMETHING NEW NEEDED IN ABOUT EVERY HOME. 100 pieces, plain ‘and fancy,: Tatteta Ribbon, Table Damask; 72-inches wide, sells else- ‘where 7&c, our price All Wool Storm Serges, sells elsewhere 65c, our Bn tice _ One lot Embroidery, edging and insertion, isewhere at 12%c, our price sells e! 7c Mt armel News, Piss ae Mayfield, of Car- Mo., is spending a few diese with her sister, Mrs, Geo. The. Virginia W. Cc. T. U. met with Mrs. W. M. Hardinger Thuraday. i . . Jake Barr. of Park, Kansas, who came Wednesday of | last week to attend the funeral of Mrs, Bird Barr, visited until Sat- urday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Barr. Bird Barr and little son are also spending sev- eral days with relatives and friends here. Mrs. W. Y. Osborne of Butler has been visiting the past week with her sons, Perry and. Earl. Mr. J. W. Cox thrashed. ‘his oats last week. They will make 42 bushels. per acre. igs! Ruby Patterson of Ny- , Mo., visited the latter part ae nan week with Maggie. Me- Cann. Mrs. D. L. Waldron has re- turned from a visit with rela- tives in Illinois. Found, between Mr. Leonard’s ‘and: Ed Corlett’ sa pair of eye glasses. Owner write or call J. £. Leonard. - Charley. Thomas of Coney -Lexas, spent his’ parents, Mr. and Mra, "= Thomas. W. 'M.. Hardinger and Lee, Elmer and Arthur; of. “this neighborhood and Mr. pion 4 and son, Arthur, who live Hof. Virginia motored to; Prairie nual meeting of the Batés eoun- ty Mutual Insurance ge as “Mré. nd Halt me Rich Hill vis-}" ited ‘the latter part of the week at the homes of Ed Corlett and E. E. ‘Eggleson. ~ The intermediate class of the ‘Mt. Carthel Sunday: school will conduct the school August 15. ‘Everyone cordially invited to at- tend. Rev. Spencer filled his regular appointment at Mt. Carmel Sun- day afternoon. Wallace Walker’ of Kansas City vaccinated hogs for Clar- ence Porter Monday. Fred Wheatley and wife have moved to her father’s place near Rich Hill. UNCLE HENRY. | mm mre -stlits elsewhere . - 12%c, our price 10c }. Boys’ Shirts, fast pty sells elsewhere for East Lone Oak. We received a big rain in this part of the county last Monday. Our mail carrier, Fred Nicolay, could only makea part of his route on account of high water. ‘We learned late Monday even- ing that the rural carrier on Route 5, Rich Hill, was drowned in a. creek near Cliff Lane’s that day. Mrs. Ella Thomas and daugh- ter, Ella, spent Sunday and Mon- day at the W. C. McGinnis home. Frank Merritt and sister, John Blankenbaker and Leta Bush of near Sprague spent Sunday at T. L. Blankenbaker’s. Mrs. Grace Baker of. Rich Hill is visiting Mrs. Myrtle Latham for a few days. G. A. Latham and son, Roy. are in Illinois looking at ,some land they. are ‘thinking of trad- a; for. H, H. Evilsizer sold a mare to Neff Bloagh, one day last week. DS ttrip. to Leavenworth, ‘vis, ‘spent Virginie-Grand View Pickups. A‘fine rain vigted this’ viein- ity the fore part of the week. Carl Grimsley and Roy Emery left last week for North Dakota to work in the harvest fields. Mrs. Bird Barr, who died in a hospital in Topeka, ‘Kansas, was buried in the Oak Hill cemetery Wednesday of last week. Miss Una Judy, who has been attending the Normal at War- rensburg, returned home Wed- nesday of last week. Miss Mattie Mager, of near Amoret, spent Sunday with Miss Elsie Engleharat. Mrs. C, A. Gray, of Amoret, spent Friday of last week with Mrs. John Harper. Willie Englehardt, road over. seer of this district, had a full force of men at work on the roads last week, putting them in fine shape. Mr. Wynne of east of Butler came over to his place last week. He is. cleaning up and preparing to move soon. Miss Mary Harper is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Bean at Amoret, Mrs. H. Englehardt and daughter, Elsie, spent Wednes- ith |day of last week with Mrs.’_T. J. Wheeler and family. Mrs. Dick Warren fell off]. sons,|With a load of hay Wednesday of last week and broke her leg. She is getting along nicely at|’ present. George Burke left one day last week for North Dakota to we ork i in the harvest fields. Lewis Tent made a business Kansas, last week. t. Sunday: with © Harve Steele a and family. H, Englehardt marketed corn last week. Paul _ Martin and family meved one day last week into one of John Harper’s houses. Miss Lillie Mager, of near Am- oret, spent Sunday with Ola Ayres. g The W. C. T. U. met with their president, Mrs. J. W. Greenup, Sunday. Mrs. Whinery of Amoret_vis- ited last week with her son, Joe, and family. Miss Belle Steele,” wi0 has been visiting relatives in this vi- cinity, left Monday for her home in Manhatten, Kansas. S. led marketed his Rosa Steele and son, Bi! NUMBER 43 Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Brown of Adrian and Mr. and Mrs. D. S. West and son, Gilbert, and daughter, Lucile, of Mt. Pleas- ant township visited at Mr. J. H. O’Dea’s Sunday. Misses Mae and Eva Gragg were Butler visitors Saturday. “Mr, Leonard Finley was an Adrian visitor one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Rice of Passaic visited at his father’s, Mr. J. B. Rice, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Miller were Butler visitors Saturday. LITTLE IRISH ROSE. Foster News. Mrs. Nellie Bell and Mrs. Hazel Mankamyer of Kansas City are here visiting relatives. Mrs. Etta Fenton, and chil- dren who have been here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Parlier, returned to her home in|~ Worden, Tll., last week. Miss Lulla Hamilton, Miss Jennie Whitten, Miss Inez Ram- sey, Miss Mabel Hine and Miss Emma Parlier went to Butler last week to take the ‘county ex- amination for teachers. Frank Swarens, Edgar Waller and Charley Cobb have been thrashing the last week. Fred Rhody of Rich Hill was in our town a few days. last week. Norvell Arbogast has returned the Kansas wheat Mrs. Perey Tyler drove , up Se Appleton City Thursday to B. Tyler’s, returning Friday. Mia Tyler returned Horne with her. Mrs. John Golladay returned Monday from Rich, Hill “where she had been helping take care of her ‘sister, Iva, who took a re- lapse from the fever. Mr. Cunningham sowed millet Friday. Mrs, Oneal and daughter and the Misses Robertsons spent Fri- day with Mrs. Lewis Culbert- son. Mr. Price has started to plow for wheat on the Robert Sturge- on farm. He says it is just break- ing sod the grass has grown over the stubble so thick. Mrs. T. C. Jones, Ruth and Harry were trying their new car on Summit road Thursday even- ing, Miss Ruth at the wheel. Mr. Hugh Nestlerode from Amoret is visiting his sister, Mrs. Phillips, for a few days. The Golladay *brothers are hauling their last year’s corn to market this week. Last Friday being Mrs. W. F. Lacy’s birthday, the neighbors decided to surprise her. For fear they would be gone Friday even- ing they decided to go Thurs- day evening. The neighbors met up at the Tyler home with ice cream and cake and proceeded to the Lacy home in a body to find her all dressed in white. {Some little bird made her wise Mr. Simpson of Stafford, Kan- sas who has been here visiting friends returned home last week. ‘Mr..A. G. Metzler returned ‘home from Kansas where he had been looking, after his.farm there. , He ‘feports looking fine. ' A party was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. M .Mills in honor .of their guest, Miss Edythe Lyle, of Kansas City, who is here visiting Miss Nora Mills. Bob Treasure’s barn was struck by lightning last ‘Sunday afternoon and was burned to the’ ground. Mr. Treasure got every- thing out except some hay and grain. The loss was covered by insurance. C. ©. Swarens and daughter, Goldia, and Vest, Bell returned home last week from Warrens- burg where they had been. at- tending the Normal School. Mrs. Jason Woodfin’s remains were brought in last Saturday. She _was laid to rest_in Woodfin to the fact, but a fine time was enjoyed any way. Those present were: Dr. and Mrs. Norris, Mrs. Mitchell, .Mr. and Mrs. Hyatt, Mr. and. Mra. .Price, /Mr. r| 3 *éverythitie | babic and-Mrs, Culbertson and dren, Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Alice Haskins, Mrs. Percy Tyler, Mr; + Hugh -Nestleredé, Miss Margeret Hyatt, Miss Mil. dred Haskins, Miss Eulalia Stur- geon and Miss Florence Price. Misses Florence Price, Ruth Jones, Glennie Price and ‘Mabel Card spent Sunday with Miss Eulalia Sturgeon. SUNSHINE. partially. |. 4 o'clock Sunday ®vening, hot and still getting hotter. A. good rain would be acceptable at present. The most of the haying is done in this part. The hay crop is fine and a big yield. We met our old friend, aL one Smith, of Butler, o Mire ‘Morehouse, of Worland, visited last week with her broth. er, Dick Warren and family. L. S. Paddock and E. T. Burge each -had their hogs vaccinated the fore part of the week. Mrs. J. W. McFadden and son, Volney, Mrs. J. G. Cuzick and son, Roy, motored to Adrian Sunday in Mr. McFadden’s car. Floyd Rogers is visiting _rela- tives in Kansas. Miss Bertha Short returned home the fore part of the week from ‘a visit with relatives and friends in Kansas City. ‘ 0. . Mound Pickups. Miss Mary Sharp returned home one day last week from California where she visited her sister, Mrs. John Whitney, and went to the World’s Fair. Mrs. Ned O'Dea is on the sick list. aR Mrs. Wade Ruddell and sons, be! THomas and Johnnie visited Mrs. Pl st low C. J. Lockard near Cornland last week. Miss Sallie ——— ae teach Prairie Rose school the follow- ingterm. cemetery. She died :at Horse Shoe Bend,: Idaho, August 3rd. Mrs. Fred Loyd diéd in Kan- sas City last Sunday. Her re- mains were brought back Mon- day. She was laid to rest in the Salem cemetery. We all-extend our greatest sympathy to her husband and children. Mr. Ramsey of the Moline Plow Co., was in town last week setting up some machinery for Fred Treasure. Chas. Earsom and Miss Grant have resigned their position as teachers in the Foster High School. This leaves two rooms without teachers. Our old friend J. W. Darby of Joplin was with us Saturday and Sunday. He is running a lodg- ing house down there. He says everything is all O. K.. down there and plenty of work. Mrs. Chas. Imel of Foster and Mrs. J. W. Lewis of Rich Hill, left last Sunday for Lamar, Mo., where they will visit their sister, Mrs. Mellie Webb. They intend to visit relatives in Nevada be- fore they return home. True Kratzer spent and Sunday at home. The Mo. Pac. pile Saturday of Amsterdam last Saturday. He was taking in the sights of our little ‘town. Call again. Col. Lockridge and wife were at preaching last Sunday and took dinner at Deacon Fritts’. We attended the Pearl Sage sale in. Amsterdam last Satur- day. There was quite a crowd of ladies at. the sale. We guess that they went to hear Col. Lockridge ery the sale. The Col. is getting to be quite a salesman. There will be preaching at Mt. Vernon school house: next Sun- day at 3 o’elock. Ben Coates was trading in Adrian last Saturday and taking in the sights of the city. Monday morning and a fine rain falling. It will help the yellow corn. It won’t be long until the World’s Fair will be pulled off at Amsterdam. Don’t forget the date September 2 and 30, G. W. Armentrout, Fred Bran- er, W. H. Keeton, Jim. Fuller, Newt. Spillman and Newt. Crumley have got the Arkansas fever. We will be sorry to lose them out of our neighborhood. Mrs. Crumley spent last Sun- ‘day with W. H. Keeton, There was quite a crowd Geo. Porter’s last Sunday. Newt.