The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 18, 1915, Page 1

Ine 7 el Y. P. B. will have @ busine#s and social meet- ing at the home of their president Miss Gladys Waldron, Friday night, November 19. Everyone . interested in this work invited ‘to attend. Rey. Spencer filled his fiwslae Vapbtiotment at Mt. Carmel Sun- afternoon 0. Sedwick finished shuck- is corn last week and sold it John Craig. Mr. Sedwick and pily expect to move to Colo- ado in the near future. «Mrs. Guy Thomas returned Sat- ’ -aigeday from a week’s visit. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hall, near Pleasant Gap. : Arthur Hardinger is-the proud. owner of a new Winchester. rifle. «The pie supper at Enterprise school house Wednesday ' night was pulled off in good shape. Miss Bertha Craven who is teach- er had a splendid program pre- pared which was listened to by a lerge crowd. The proceeds were abeut $10.50, which went ; for school purposes. oa Mrs. Larris Wheatly. went ‘to Butler Saturday to spend several basi nat mother, Mrs. Mullis ai Mrs, Sedwick has . been quite sick. the’ past week ‘but. is 0) better at gs writings’ © yed wi +d: parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Barr. Mrs., J: W. Cox was called to north Miseonri Thursday to sée her mother who is very sick. Mrs. Sellers of near Nyhart has been quite sick. UNCLE HENRY. Mulberry and Western Bates Roy Shelly has traded his 114 acre farm east of Amoret, to Chas. F. Hudgins of Richmond, Mo., for his garage , and pee _ ang business at Richm: Mr. “Bhelly will take gion of the *, garage December Ist. The ladies of the Amoret Unit- -ed Presbyterian church were ‘guests of Mrs. J. C. Sageser Thursday. Mr.. and Mra. Chas. F. Hudgins =of hk a ay Selly sal day to atten e yy Shelly sale. , BR. Bohiken is building. 4 new. ~ barn- Miss Almd Jacobs. ‘of Haysville, ips ~and Mrs, Nellie Hawkins leveland, Mo. visited at the ik Hennon home from Friday: a) |. Moreland. visited the : “eer school ‘Wednesday and ‘ound: oan running in the lea busi- risa Oy Mrs. wr W. Dave ie very sick at thie writing. At Elmer Reqna’ 8 Monday al5 gallon jee cream ‘sapper with bene’ candy, ome ioics and here. were -@.W. Ray sold..corn at’ the 2 Hake i in Butler at 50c:per bushel. The lady teacher at Pleasant Ridge resigned and Ben Wix will finish out her term. J. C. Knowles has taken a fine team of mules from Gus Herman to break. Miss Mamie Culver says she couldn’t ask for a better school to teach than Brackney. Frank Walker, the hog doctor Lof over near the waterworks was around a few days last week in the interest of his profession: He knows his business. Mrs. Walter Snodgrass is very sick at this writing of a compli- cation of diseases. Colman Snodgrass is coming back to old Deepwater to live. ‘We knew Colman could not stay ‘away after drinking out of Deep- water creek. They can’t stay away. They are good people, and we wish them success in their new home. Marion Kennedy a blind man of Trowbridge, Ills. moved the date on his paper up 3 years. If a blind man can do this it seems to us a man with two good eyes can do as well. Charley Harper of East Boone township has an exeellent Jersey cow gnd 13 yearling steers for .. See him for a ‘bargain. A. Stith cut a bee tree’ out on id. H. Baker’s land last Sun- day. ‘They: took 10 gallons of the" tree. ~ John Allison and’ fy aod. Claud Hubbard and family visit- pa with Chester Hubbard Sun y H. Carroll says he has‘a good! threshing machine in. good condi-- tion for sale. Those needing a bargain call on Mr. Carroll. J. A. Smith has just ‘returned is from John Allison’s ‘southeast of lt Johnstown after a two weeks| carpenter job. Mr. Smith rebuilt a house for Mr. Allison in place of the one recently burned. Earl and Wesley Raybourn are baling hay on Knabb’s creek. Alex Jackson and Lewis Dan- derline are sawing wood for A. Westover near the Concord school house. J. H. Baker and J, A. Beard, auctioneers of eastern Bates were looking up business in their line at Montrose. J, W. Eggleson and family of Charlotte township have bought the Star Theatre at Butler. Mrs. Eggleson and.son, Frank, will manage the business. The Egglesom boys have charge of the Johnstown Telephone Com- pany. ‘ Nestlerode was out to the White grave yard taking a pic-| ture of the monuments of Joseph and Fanny Beaty, foster parents|--: of Lewis L. Wix, of Deepwater township. Jessie Knowles has decided to stay another year in old Bates County. Welcome to stay Jessie. Hon. Jack Knowles is a busy merchant. at his trade farming. F. M. Kennedy sends $$3 from Trowbridge, Ills., and says set his date on The Times ahead as|” he can’t do without it as it is like a letter from home. Mr. Kenne- dy is totally blind and his wife reads the news from old Bates to him.. Mrs. Kennedy has run the|erib telephone central at Trowbridge for eléven years. Summit Happenings. ge Clark and family visited iar Price’s Sunday afternoon... B. Taylor came out Sunday id took his, car into. town. We: pk he is going tw joy ride some. fF. and Mrs. John Hyatt gave’ tty for their daughter, Mar- at present had a jolly ner: Sturgeon and wife were: lay evening visitors at Mrs. Napnic Golliday’s. Ralph Cummins has .been out ofiachool several days helping his father gather corn. ‘Oscar Price and family were Satar day evening visitors at Jim Thomas’. Little Newlon Ison sick lately, “Frank Jewett and family spent the day with Mrs. Golliday Sun- has been John Golliday took Mr. Alms tothe train Sunday. He has been he! ing John gather corn. . C. Jones and family motored ta dohnstewn Saturday to visit with Roy Jones and family. - Lewis Radford and wife spent Sunday at Lewis Culbertson’s. rs. Lewis Culbertson’s father ending a few days with ‘her and may make his home with her. Mrs. Ruth Jones is nursing a sore head from bumping it against a lamp. The lamp was the hardest or at least the sharp- est, ‘Miss Mabel Card spent Friday night with Eulalia Sturgeon. Charles Lafollett is sawing lumber on the Herbert Wayland farm. Herbert Wayland and family and Walter Taylor and family Were callers at Elmer Sturgeon’s Sunday. Jim "Thome is building a corn his Mr. Price is rebuilding RS Mrs, Bartley’s son is making ca Hier @ visit and- making things: ‘more convenient--for. his sisters by building a new barn. Mrs. Haskins was a caller Mrs: Lavy’s Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Lyman Hensley spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs, Robt. Sturgeon. z Mrs. Sam Davis, Mrs. Barr and: Grandma Arnold called at Mrs. Rankin’s Tuesday evening. Everett Grant and family and Wm. Tyler and wife motored to Nevada this week. dj SUNSHINE. at North New Home. Mrs. Lon Smith and_ brother, Dave Medley, of Illinois, visited last week with their brother, Joe Medley and wife at Wichita, Kas, Charley Simmons moved his saw mill from the J. F. Kern farm to Worland. Mrs. Sellers of very sick last week. Mrs. Minnie’ Crawford and sis- ter, Miss Carrie McGaughey of Kansas City visited last week with their brother, Brick Me- Caughey and family. _Ed Daniels of Butler made a business trip to Nyhart Saturday. J. W. Jones did some carpen- ter work for Henry Thorp last week, Quite a number attended the dance at Bert Galvin’s Saturday hight and all reported a good time. Guy Phelps is working for Jack Skaggs. Rev. Lewis Keele took supper with Brick MeCaughey Friday evening. Uncle Dave Smitherman and wife spent Sunday afternoon at Homer Linendoll’s. Jack Skaggs and family spent Sunday at John Phelp’s. Cliff Ehart and wife and John Phelps visited at Henry Ehart’s Sunday. Nyhart was A Message Every Woman Should Read Here it is November and many women have yet to buy their new Fall-Suits—what's to be gained by -delaying-your purchase? The time to wear new Fall Suits and to buy them is now. Our stock is at its height of completeness this very . Moment. Great numbers of new Coats and Suits have just arrived. We are ne values — that will be impossible to equal elsewhere or later in the season. Suits in Poplins, Serges, Gabardines, Ete. in Navy, Black, Brown and Green.. Garments that sell elsewhere $20.00 to $30.00 * priced AT $15.00, $18.00, $20.00 New Shipment of Coats in Mixtures, Gabardines, Broadcloth, Velvets, Velours, Etc. PRICED AT $7-50, $10. 00, $12.50, $15.00 Athena Underwear For Women ‘Union suits at........ | ochoot Friday -[{tian E vor, 7:30 p. m. fiject, ‘Thankfulness.’’ Mfr. Culver. Everyone invited. Miss: Kelly _ NUMBER 5 Tn and Around Maysburg. The protracted meeing closed last Wednesday night at the Bap- tist church. This neighborhood received a@ terrible shock Iast Thursday evening when word came over the wire that Dr. Miller had been drowned. Harry Hibbs had tak-, en the doetor, Harry’s wife and her mother to Clinton where Har- ry’s wife was to take treatments. Coming back that evening there was only the doctor and Harry in the car. Harry’s wife and her mother stayed in Clinton. About 3 miles out of Clinton the car got from under control in some way and as. they were on a grade it ran off the grade and upset in about 2 feet of water. Harry, af- ter a hard struggle, freed himself and got out from under the car: He was bruised up some but be- fore help could arrive Dr. Miller had drowned. The family have the sympathy of the entire com- munity The funeral was held from the Baptist church Saturday at eleven o’clock. Rev. Smith and Thomas and also the Masonic lodge had charge of the services. Dr.. Miller had a large‘ circle of friends. He was a member of the Baptist church and had been for a number of years. Mrs. B. F. Richards of Butler and grandson, Fred, and son, Ed- win, and his wife and daughter attended the funeral of Dr. Mill- er Saturday and paid her daugh- ter and family, Mrs. Tan White, a short visit. Quite a number from Butler, Appleton City, Montrose, Urich, Adrian and Creighton attended the funeral of Dr. Miller Satur- lay, Miss Elsie Gilbert went. to But- ler Saturday night with Mr. Ar- thur Chambers and family. Mr. Bob Hilt and wife stayed at Mr. Godwin’s Saturday night. Tan White butchered: a hog »| Monday. One of Mrs: Sim’s cousins is visiting-her at present. : Irs. Maggie Jacobs was quite sick’ Saturday _ night. called Dr. Smith of Urich. was unconscious several but is better at this writing. Mr. Montie Simpson is on the complaining list. Mrs. Focht spent the Wednesday with Mrs. White. Mr. Shelton and family and - Mr, Sam Farmer and family spent. the day Sunday at Mr. R. K. Godwin’s. Mr. Bub Long and family vis-- ited at Sterling Harness’ Sunday. Mr. Harne Harness also took din- ner with. them. A NEIGHBOR. hours day Orchard Grove. Everyone is shucking corn now in this section. Mr. and Mrs.-Charley. May and grandchildren of Drexel, Mo., visited Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Isley last. week. Mr. Henry and Miss Pearl Tharp have returned from a vis- it in Henry county. The tenent house belonging to Mr. Cannon burned to the ground Saturday evening. Mr. Charlie Edwards and family were living in it, but were not at home when it burned. Nearly all of the household goods were saved. Miss Frona Hood and Miss Cora Allen of Adrian, who have been visiting Mrs. Walter Cass- ity, returned to their home Fri- day noon. : Mrs. I. F. Ellington spent Tues- day with her sister, Mrs. Lafe Cassity. Mr. Ben and Lee Kisner have purchased a handsome new Buick , car. Mr. Everett Morilla and family took dinner at the home of Mr. F. J. Peters Sunday. Master Donald Kisner, who cut his foot on a piece of glass some time ago, is improving steadily. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Kolosick. and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Beach and daughter, Stella, drove over from leton City Sunday. in Mr. Kol k’s car. Mr. Ben Wix is veneting the Pleasant Ridge school. school, 10 a. m., Chris- Sub- Leader, Nova