The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 4, 1915, Page 1

sight ‘P| day last week. >} Albert esis and. family and Clem Custer ‘and’ wift a en, and pinnae ‘Those in Ger, Cher hee eat yy, Charley in, ‘ilbert Blankenbaker, Walter and Will- iam Thompson, Wesley Silvers, Bill’ Carwell, Howell, Harvey, Fred and: Mr. Carroll; Roy Mor-} gan; Robert. Ison; Mr: Smith; Mr. Wiley, Ted Woods; Elmer “Wisherd; ,Marion Marstellar; Harvey Wolf;. Henry — York; «James Thomas; Clyde Beach ; Toe Rogers; Orville Stephens; Page|. Harper; Blair Walton; Charley Deems; Robert Walker; Ethel and Margaret. Thomas; ’Berniee Walton; Margaret, Susie, Fern and Dot Harper; Silvy; Goldie, Gulu and Mabel Smith; Fay ‘Blankenbaker; Nellie Silvers; Emma Wix;.Marie Wolf; Cecil Stephens; Elsie and Cecil Thom- as; Mr. and Mrs. Will Silvers and daughter, Edna; Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Silvers and daughter, Edith. Hallowe’en at Brackney school house hung a pair of cultivator wheels on the phone line. At Peru buggies were ex- . changed, wheels were exchanged, and a general mixup was enjoyed. . by the spectators. 7 The pie supper at Miller’ was f well attended. - A fine program was rendered and all had a good time, Forrest Chaney is ‘tonsilitis, Lucey Williams is reported on the sick list. es Grandma Thomas is visiting with her cea Mrs. sick with Dairs on, Root Branch. Mr. and Mrs. McDonegh of Butler spent Sunday: with T. W. Bourquin and family. Mrs. McDough of Oklahoma, ‘returned to her home after an ex- tended visit with her sister, Mrs. B. McDonough. The Hallowe’en party at Claud Green’s Saturday night was well attended. A good time was re- ported by all. John O. Bourquin left for Kans kakee, Ill, and was married ‘Wednesday, November 3rd, to Miss Beatrice Platt. They will - make their future home in Bates county. Mire. Albert Norman and ‘Mrs. Albert Zinn visited Mrs. P. Peter- son Sunday evening. They had a comfort tacking at John Stephens last. Sunday. John Barton of Lamar, Mo., is here on a visit with friends and old neighbors. The writer and wife attended; was looking fine und we notie Sunday school at Mount Vernon ‘school house last Sunday took dinner at Vester Eye’s. ‘had a pleasant visit. We heard that W.-H.” killed a beef ‘a few days ago and, we guess that: Billy is living pret- ty high, at present. Jeff Clements of Barton Coun- » _ NOVEMBER 4, 1918. his farm to: Deacon Fritts. deacon is all o. k. Mrs. Sirah Adams and Mra Mag Keeton visited EK. Heaviig ‘one day last week. l Charley Kershner’ and wif e visited at} John Rayborn ad’ wife, all were! pleasant callers at the last Sunday night. . We saw our old friend P. Burns one day last week. and his bride and took supper, | report large crowds and few a Phere wilhbe a meeting at Con-| ples. d school héuse November Sth, | ofganize a literary society. on want a literary come out, {with the young folks at The hog cholera. is still. clean- | | Sechwanders, \Writer’s}ag¢ up the hogs ont in this part. ( ter Eye burned up 38 d has more sick ones. hé neighbors «ll got together | new -barn. night Tast week and gave W. | (Crumley and wife a big chariv-| head | to Butler Monday, fF saddle horse, Mr. **Sonny.’’ 7 Ed Corlett and that his little farm is kept up in and7fine shape, but he informed us’ We that his wife wasn’t at-home. owd. They all report a jolly | The writer and wife visited at pon time. JOHNNY. Hart! | George Crooks one day last “week. |: We had a pleasant visit. Gcorge/i. . is getting up his.winter coal. He} 7°) + has a fine buneh of sheep. Verge Henderson and and family, (Grandma Corlett her daughter, Mrs. Ed’ Hall. Most: of the men around Miami Items. wife ént Sunday afternoon with his | F. E. W. ATHENA Kait Underwear ‘Made in 28 shapes and a variety of 38 fabrics. Single garments as low as50 cents. Union’ ‘Suits as low as $1.00. Not the fit of ordinary underwear but “glove fit.” Athena Underwear is made in all Fabrics and Shapes at the Prices you Pay for Ordinary Underwear LP ends. He ty was here ‘ooking after pok in the aighta ‘at Miterdain sinter, Mrs. Ray Newell. good in his} farm, We heard that he ren t Saturday and on their way; Several in this neighborhood ne they: called on W. E. Cram: | went to Amoret for apples. They Mr. Ray Newell delivered hogs Mr. Henry Filer is building a He also sold his fine family There were about 40 in the | spent Sunday with Frank Walker }turned home from Rich Hill Sun- iday, where she has been visiting here . Nathan Bailey and family | worked their poll tax last week. NUMBER 3 ~ Mt. Carmel News. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Osborne and family attended the Baptist Fifth Sunday meeting at Rich Sunday. ap- A lively bunch of young folks Hill Saturday and If! west of Adrian spent. Sunday Carl Mrs. Mullis of Butler spent the latter part of last week with her daughter Mrs. Lewis Whea and family. Mr. Mullis and daughter, Emma, came out Sun- day and Mrs. Mullis returned home with them. Matt Simpson and family of near Cornland spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. W. E. Os- borne, and family. Jack Skaggs is building a new barn. Mr. G. W. Jarvis lost one of his horses Saturday. W. E. Osborne took a load of new corn to Butler Monday. Mrs. Hall of Pleasant Gap spent a part of last week with her daughter, Mrs. Guy Thomas, The Mt. Carmel Y. P. B. U. will meet at Mt. Carmel church Fri- day night. Everyone invited. W. M. Hardinger and family and Lee M. Hardinger and wife went to Butler Sunday night to hear the report of the State C. E. Convenion which was held at Canton, Mo., a short time ago. C. W. Ahlfield is doing some good work on our roads. The road from Mr, Jarvis’ west. is being graded. Mr. D. L. Wald- ron is pulling the grader with his plow engine. They will grade from Matt Henson's south some time this week. Guy Thomas went to Pleasant Gap Tuesday to run a hay baler for his father-in-law, Mr. Hall. Bird Barr and son, Derrel, of Topeka, Kansas came Monday for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Barr. Miss Lucille Wheatley who has been quite sick is much better at this writing. Dr. Lusk has been waiting on her. Mrs. Albert Leonard and -son, Albert Jr. is visiting with her mother, Mrs. G. W. Jarvis. Mrs. . Leonard has been quite sick and we hope she will soon recover. Malone Bros. have been grad- ing roads near their home ‘wth their threshing engine. There will be a pie supper at the Enterprise school house Wednesday night, Noy. 10, pro- ceeds to go to the school, Every girl bring her pie and the boys their money and have a good time. Perry Burk lest a mule Monday night. Jim Barr is shucking corn for W. M. Hardinger. UNCLE HENRY. re- fine work ‘ North New Home. Mrs. Peterson’s Wednesday. ‘Those present were: Mrs. Geo. Zion, Mrs, T. J. Hockett, Mrs. Denton, Mrs. Joe Lewellyn, Mrs. Harbaugh. Mr. and Mrs, Albert Zinn vis- ited his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Zinn Sunday. The "children of Concord sehool are selling pins at 10c each to buy of the belfry. . The children are ag DE in will get his % instead a flag to put as the pole on top|i. ee db yg - Be sure to see our Ladies’ Suits and Coats before you purchase. Our garments have individual style and our prices are always lower than you see- elsewhere. —~. We show Ladies’ Nobby Suits, this year ’s styles, as low as $10 and up to $35 in : ina wonderful variety. We show Ladies’ Coatsas low as $5 and up to $25, in all the most wanted fabrics of the season. The pie supper at Lost’ Corner was well attended Friday night. Homer Linendoll and wife vis- ited’ Saturday evening with Mrs. Strein. Mrs. Lou Smith visited with Mrs. Bert Galvin one afternoon last week. John Phelps and wife, Mrs. John Jones and baby, Lou Smith and wife, son, Walter, Mrs. Hen- ry Medley of Butler, Jim Brad- ley; Chester Smith and_ family spent last Thursday with Ike Kelley, it being his 73rd birth- day. . Homer _Linendoll hogs to Butler Saturday. Zack Patterson of Jefferson City came Sunday morning to vis- it his parents, Dr. Patterson and family, of Nyhart. Milt Reeves and wife visited at Mr. Stanfield's north of Virginia Sunday. : Mr. Mitchell and family spent the day at Bob Sproul’s Sunday. Grant Rice of Maysville, Mo., spent Friday and Saturday with his aunt, Mrs. John Phelps and ‘amily. f Mr. Leonard and family visited at John McKissick’ ‘s Sunday af- ternoon. Mr. Keeton and wife visited - with Cliff Ehart and wife San- day. J. W. Jones is helping Will Heinz build Jack Skaggs’ new John Hieins left Monday for _ Mr, McCormack and wife, Mra. Meritt Pickett and _ oO ee te delivered