The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 11, 1915, Page 1

3 at other! ome folks ‘since ast Thurs- ok ae Rareiber took “diner at ‘Mr, O6x’s Sunday. "Ban White and fainily and Mr.| Billie Douglas, wife and daugh- ‘ter. stopped at Mr. Canon’s for ‘dinner as. hg bene home from bg Fey ae family -went to ° ‘Montie Simpson’s after ‘church Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Coonrod invited in a few of their friends to take City to attend Teachers Associa- ‘tion. They came home Sunday. Harry “Hibbs came out Satur- ‘day hats from Montrose to see his wife, who is still quite poorly at her mother’s, Mrs. I. H. Clark. Billie Clinton and wife .have ‘been visiting Mrs. Clinton’s par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Shelton, for ca few days. Mr. Getz sister, Mrs. Myers, and family visited them Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. Fayette Snow’s new house is still wing. Francis Godwin - Butler Sunday with Mr. Coonrod and wife. Little Dee Miller is quite poor- ly at this writing. . returned to Will a wii ise, fen visit- jner’s was pulled off last Satur- gen visting ak od time, Last nday ‘was: one ot the windyest days that we have se this fall. If I owed the week of windy weather and’ he ‘+-wouldn’t take last Samiey for the debt I wouldn’t thing: . Hae Aunt Low' Seott and her daugh- ter visited at Ben: Cumilford’s one Hay last; week in Amsterdam. rs. J; Y. Armentrout and Mrs. E. Heavlin visited at the Ed Miller home in Amsterdam one day last week. Ed Bailey is building a new house on his ranch to replace the one that burned down some time ago. eThe Manley Green sale was pulled off on the third. The stock sold very well. - Jim Kershner and family spent last Sunday at John Stephens. From the looks of things there may be another wedding out in Elkhart before very long. Arthur Westover shipped out a car load of lambs to Kansas City last week. The C. T. A, met at last Saturday. Mrs. Ben Coats was quite bad» ly bruised up in. Kansas City one day last week in getting off a street car. She fell, hurting one of her shoulders quite badly. The literary met at Concord last Friday night and Deacon Fritts was elected president. The next meeting will be on the 13th. The dance at Charley Kersh- Elkhart is coming: back to Bates coun | os is going to work for They all report ‘We hear that Dick McGu iley. It_is rted that Will Kerah- ner is going to Louisburg, Kan-| sas, where he is going into bus ness, Sunday at Charley Kershner’s, — i Homer Criswelk and bride o near Adrian took in the dance} last Saturday night at the- Kersh-| ner home. JOHNNY. Mound Pickups. | We are still having fine weath- i er. re Mr. Ed Brown visited T. Aj} O’Dea Saturday. h The protracted meeting at Pas-iing. saic is still going on. They are having, a fine meeting. Bro. Webdell is preaching some fine sermons. They have twelve new members. They are Mr. and Mrs, Austin, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Becke ett, Messrs. Lannie and Sylvian jfp Prettyman, Carl La “Cox and Doyle Beckett, Misses Edith Stultz, Franves. and Ruth O’Dea. Don’t forget the pie and box supper at Rocky Point Nov. 12. Miss Lola Coop is teaching there, She is among our best teachers. Mr. Carl Decker shipped cattle), to Kansas City one day last week, | Kansas City. Miss Prue Sharp visited Luey}: Eichler Monday. visited her sister, Mrs. Rice of Passaje Sunday. Miss Mary Sharp visited Passaic one day last week. Miss Gladys Brown visited the | part of the week Mrs. Everett Zwahlen of Butler}Walker trapping and Dayton}corn. in}Jast Sunday was a success. present reported ,a good time. rriter Sunday. Miss Ida “Dillon reaching at Passaic attended Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ross Conard and aughters. Velma and Martha, ittended preaching at spins Sunday morning. Mr. E. E. Hill and family vinit- fed.at Mr, Silas Fulk’s Sunday. The writer and. wife spent last}! Mrs, Ed. Hardin of Butler at- ended the baptising Sunday af-' i ernoon, | Mrs. B. EB. Lockard and Mrs, Mr. George Church is on the ick list. LITTLE IRISH Lust “Miami Items. The cold weather was a sur- prise to everyone Tuesday morn- It called for faster corn shucking. stoves and mittens. Most of the women in this neighborhood have been making apple. butter and watching the uer kraut. ‘Mrs. Carl Schaunders baby | nd daughter, Lena, have been isiting friends and relatives in Adrian this week. Little Harold Bailey spent his vacation of Iast week at his un- ele’s, Mr. Ray Newell. Mr. John Morris has bought a igood cow. Mr. Piggott has returned from the latter Harold shucking Karl Odell spent with Ballard’s All The dinner at Mr. -Mr. and Mrs. Ship took dinner im Brown were Butler visitors - i Monday. | wath Mrs. Chapple Saturday. was able to return to her home in Mrs. Felps and children are| Butler Sunday, visiting at ther mother’s, Mrs.| Mrs. Lulu Fleming of Rich Hill make their home in Butler. lof W. G. Sellon. Mrs. Ray Newell and mother,! Malone Bros. threshed fot BR. | Mrs. Ayers. spent Tuesday after-/W. McCann Tuesday. noon with Mrs. Rex Wallace. | W. M. Hardinger made. a busi- \ F.E. W. | ness trip to Pleasant Gap Satur- iday. Mrs. N. A. Barr suffered from a severe attack of sore throat the latter part of last week. Mr. and. Mrs. Lee M. Harding- to Virginia Saturday - jnight to sit up with her brother, ee : arnt BoM ay yeep | Joe Wolfe, who was quite sick. ter, Mra, J: B. Hu Wate ovis, He is much improved at ‘this New Mexico, came Saturday for a! writing. several days visit at the home of | ‘ 7 $d Corlett and family: ONCE EN EEN Mason Darnes has been loading a ear of old corn at Nyhart which ‘he will ship to his father at Har- per, Kansas. Mt. Carntel News. Jim Cox spent Saturday night | and Sunday with relatives near | ; Mt. Vernon. Mrs. Ada Robison and jer went uur County Court. : = County Court met in. called ses- Fred Wheatley of near ' Rich | gion Monday, November 8, 1915, Hill spent a few days last week} with all members present and sala nul pinch. Larris Wheatley |Gounty Clerk Holland and Sher- jand family iff Johnson in attendance. Norman and Amy Eggleson Ordered that the order of Oc- and Elmer Hardinger who are at- tober 16, the 22nd day of the tending High sehool in Butler, August teri 1915, awarding the came home Tuesday evening as) contract .of ‘erecting the county ih Ma no school'the rest of infirmary to A. J. Wyer be and Misses Maggie and Myrtle Me. | the same is hereby rescinded, and Cann and Bertha Craven attend- iv ena a en Oe : ices Sieieeny of that George W. annoy ote no Me Kan-| awarded the contract at the con- Lillie Osboriie of Butler came tract price eal according to out Wednesday for a visit with Bane and ae sale od Vv; her brothers, P. H. and W. E. The bond of George W. Vannoy and others for the erection of the Osborne. She returned home " Saturday. }eounty infirmary in,the sum . 0 Mrs--J. E. Park is on the sick | 8607.00 examined and approved. list. | Mrs. Lida Jurd adjudged in- Mrs. Albert Leonard, who has|sane and ordered sent for treat- been quite sick at the home of}ment to State Hospital No. 3, at her mother, Mrs. GW. Jarvis, | Nevada, Mo. i i 4 1 i ' Style in Clothes is the outside. $15.00 - Quality is the inside. and § $17.00 - $20.00 Style is looks. Quality is service. 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