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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-29

Il, fpd6rsflb duf Der dnbern Gtite bic
inteniire f9dftigung NIT bsm geros
Be In f5rdge foulnltnbsn MiberfuGer
feintn 9nbgtfiiblen gegen tin neue
Robruna sutiibren nio9ie.
Rad 8ismdrds gntlofuna mar
mein amt ndG man6er Hi1tung nod,
idipertr. Der yiirit bal bic werdnbes
rina aundhIi niht tben leiht ertras
gen. es Tel ibm, fdsts er, ionberbar
sstuefsn. fpsnn Ct Worgtns aufgepdht
lei unb nidts su ibuH ssbabt babe.
aIs feline llbr aufjusie6et. sSd) babe
beianntliG DIE apnfequen5sn baraus
geaoasn. 6atte es friibsr gegolteu,
bic idfuere arbeitsbiirbs f,insr amt,
Iiten 5bdtiateit si rsssln, 10 ealt es
iebi. bic entnanbene Glide ous5ufiiIleu
ourd cine nsue, ibn dnrsaenbs 7bdtias
fet. @ie unb in ipelhem WaBe bas
iflieBlif erreiht ipurbs, bas bessue
gen bic ~Gsbanfen unb Grinneruns
gen.. bag bsstust feline ginpirfuna
auf bic politif bur9 bic 3abIreiaen
anrsaunaen. bic sr ben 6amburaer
Radridien rnb aud anbersn Crganen
Der a]rsife aeae6sn bat, bas bs3enssn
enbIih feline 5a6lrsiaen gmpfdnae,
llnferrebunaen unb anfpra1en. gr
i0nnte iih. bate CT a.faai, rlur fdlrer
sum .Memoirenihreibsn" enifdfisB.n.
Gs li,ae Tim nidbt, aud febltsn ibm
be 6ilfsmittel unb Btlege. Damn
absr, als sr iih bod bardnmd4ts,
unb als bic Safs f6lisbliH iertig
bdftanb. ba mar es Elm enlightenment
eriten Ranaes. gliht lanse Dor ieinem
Gnts iaats sr einmaI 5u mir: ,Sie
ipiifen, sdpsninssr, meine Srompets
III bur6fhoifsn, fie si6t feinsn Sor
nehr." limb, tpis propbetiI6, fiiste er
binsu: .Wjr gebsn i9persn rno
fhtpisrigeu 3siten entseaen.s Die
fhipsr.n unb fhtpieriaen 3eifen finb
nun ba. Tas Reit iiebt i'm Sample
oeeen cine Welt. User bic 5rDmpete
gismords bat ihrsn befien alang tpis=
bsrasfunben, iis fhmsitsrt iiberalI ba.
no Deptfblanbs ssabnsu unb Stans
barien fpebsn. bem bsaiI6en 6eere
.unb 8olse in bitier sfipersn 3sit
boraui. 9enn no Ieutihlanb III unb
idmpft, ba TT aud gismard, isbt uno
allessit. limb 10 eelisn heuie unb fiir
imHer bic ih5nsn Morts uniereS Wils
benbruf:
Du aehit BON bsinem Werfe,
Dein Wsrf aeht nitt BON Dir.
Senn fpo bu bift. 1T 9eutihlanb,
Du fparft, brum tpurSn mir!
sn biefem Giurs lolen mir uns
ieiner erinnern. g1lit bem @sloonis.
bas ME gu 0srasifsn. follttn mir ihm
bnlbiasn an f.inem bunbertfen 6es
eurtstdg!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-29

berienise 6es u. g. Taarr $i3, 100.
ss, berisnige bes Diner q. Risbt-
mirs sl5s.As. berisriss bss Sarnsl
garion S8237.00.
.Deff9iebents.
ssm arininolgsridt besannen &C.
tern bic Derhdnblunsen sesen Din
cent Dotp, Der ansetlast itebt, Der
@ef4dftsaaenisu Grso. 6. Winsr DOR
Der 4nitrei1er unb Oetorateure,
Union burd einsn S4ub Derlsst 81
haben.
Die 4raumenfe in Der Ginbdlts.
flaae bes gbas. Walib sesen BIZ
gourtbdus &ommiH1re, norm Elm
ginbalts6efebl aeeen bic Durdfiib.
runa bes aontraftes nit Der WeGau0
60. perlanst pirb. purben seitsrn
Dor Silperiorridjter Werrel 5u Gnot
sefiibrt unb Der 2eBtsre fpiro in eini.
gen Saaen feline gHti4eioung abssz
hen
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GntpreR'2beater.
ariessbilo nnb am Counting slbsno
Semtides Sabaret.

5.rr 8. e. S6mib unb sinigs Wit.
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am tommenoen Jreitag, Samitag unt
Sonntas Ra4mittdg unb abenb einez
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5einbss" (EbrOusb tk gnsmbs ainss)
i'm gmpreB 3beatsr, 9ine, 5piidsn 8
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gen.
Der Sonntdg a6snb ioG gu einem
fosenanntsn Deuti9sn 26enb ssitsms
pelt ptrbsn unb cine srobe Osuti9e
Cabaret s9oriisqung Dirb ben Suupt.
tbeil bes prosramms biloen.
Sas 5ur 8Orfiibrung sslangsnbt
Bib lit eiH abIolut neutru!es, aber Der
Iiesigsn arisss5sit sntnOmmsnes Dras
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| lipielern in iiberaus ipirtungsDpaer
Wsii. 5ur Saritsauns se6ra6t ipiro,
Der Snbalt bss Stiidss 1T tur3 fol-
Senbsr: Gin iunssr 2eutnant, Der iif
anlabIih einss bsiben Samples gang
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germ ieinen alten Batter, Der ni9t alisu
peit BON Der &fI5ens entfsrni
fpobnt, nod einmal beIu9en unD ers
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ieBten geb0ros. Sn Der @srtleiDuna
eines 51uiirers tritt sr bic Danberung
on unb bat untsripegs Gelegenbeit, ii.
mem General Der fsinbli1sn partsi,
Der BON isinsm Regiment dbsei6nitten,
elmer 4n5abl Rdubsr in bi. 5Gnb:
fdat. bas aeben su rsttsn. unertannt
selanst Der iunse Sffi5ier bur9 bi.
feinoll6en Sinisn mad isiner Ddtsrli=
den Wobnuns, no in Der 3piI4en3sii
Der bon i6m serettets General Quar-.
tier bsaogsn BAT, Der Jpn natiirli5 sr.
tsnnt, obns SI piHen, bab er Der Sobn
feints Saitgebers uno sin feinbIi9er
Sffiai.r 1T. aur5s 3sit nahber Dirb
oas DIterlicbe 5sim bes jungen Qsuts
rants bon ben fsinbIi6sn 5ruppen in
Sei6lag senommeH uno Der iunge
3elb isIbii als Spion psrbaitst uns
gum Sobe berurtbeiIt. Ratiirli6 pirt
DOn ben qnssb6rissn bss iunssn Rans
nes dlss aufseboten, Nn ieiH seben 3a
rstten uno ss ipisleu iia bic padsno.
fen S5eHeH a6. Biz idliebIi5 i'm less
ten alugenblid Der 81 2lnfang srpGbn.
te General auf Der S5sne eriteint uno
bic 5rsiipre9ung iein.s as6susrstters
eripirit.
Ne6en bisfsm Bib pirb nod sur
Grhiteruns bss publitums unb I'M
bas progrdmm 3u fiilIeH, Der 6etannts
&omiter gbas. Chaplin in I.inem
sr6btsu ea6srfplg ss5sist iperben.
Nm BEN Cabaret am SpnntaaQbenS
iperben ii9 bic 9amsn 6elene Rotbe
uub Soelens Rod, iopie bic oerren
WiGp 9ieori6, Gurt gsnii9, 2ubpia
aoppss, Rid. asuih unb SbeO. Gbriits
mann bet6eilistn.
Der 9drteHoorbsrtauf fir Sonrtaa
46eno finbet in Der &anslei ees Deut.
ian sbsasers, 31s prODibent gant.
9sbduoe, ftltt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-29
slui gelbitm,orb
60 lautst Ses GorOurs Iabriprud,
ilbsr ben SoO bon Ghas. 8.
Celrid).

.Star6 an S6ubnunben, bic sr
fid in i.IbitmSroeriidsr abiibt bsi-
eebra6i bate. 90 lautsi bes 0ers
bill. peIhss Coroner Or. Sosrtmspsr
aejtern in Sahsu bss 9pbes DON
Gbatl,s 8. Dslrih abssss6sn bat.
Oerislbs par 25 Sabre alt. tpobnts an
Der Fremont auenus in 5ori 9bos
mas nnb par als guhbaIter lei Der
Rsiianee 1ps 3sriile Co., einsm
3DeiggeIhdfi Der putnom : 6ooisr
60, lnasitsat. Mm Qbenb bes 19.
MGrs. ilrs Dor GeitiftsihLuB, MIR
ben in Der Sffiee Der Yuinams 6poler
60. an 9riitsr unb Waluut GtraBe
S&iifs pernommen. Die ans BEN
SiabIaspSIhs ~ scmmsn j&isnsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-29

felt perpriigelt iporbsn. Damn bdtten
tie ibr Opfer bic Sreppe binauf in jss
nes leerite6enbs 3immer eetrasen unb
ibrem S6idial iibsrlafsu. Gle BAT
ibre @nsrsiferinnsn ni6t srtannt. Die
Grau t6silte ben polisiftsn nit. iis
bate Deri6isbsntIi4 Drobbriefs srbals
ten unb bsaei6nets cine Grdu, bic an
Der Wiuin Strab. ipo6ne, als Die Dsrs
mutblide 8risf'4rsi6erin. Delf'e Wio'
tiOe Dsm ansriff gu 9runbe eelsssn
babsn Iolltsn, 1T ni6t betuHHt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-29

rsbuua nit btm bort auf Der Dur9s
reife BON aopsnbaeen anipeienbeH
aoifsr alleranber een Dritteu elite.
BEN man in &opsnbagen 9lttenIfiids
in bic 5anb aefpielt bate. bic bas
Reid unb defenders 9ismard einss
Doppslipielss RublanD gessniiber In
ben bulaariiHtn Qlngelss.nbeiien iibers
iiihrsn fcIltsn. bic ab.r JGli9unsen
ipdrsn. gismard selang es i'm aaufs
Der iiHtsrrebuns. ben 3ar,n 5u iibers
seulsn, bnb man aetpast bate. ibn
hintsr bas 2iht 81 fiihren", tporduf
Der Gar 9ismard aus irsism Qniriebs
isiner fprteausrnbsn srisbeusliebs
psriiderte unb linn iein siipas srf9iits
tert aeipefsnes 3utrausn piebsr 5us
ipoHbts. 9ismard bate bamit bic
Sdlaht aeiponnen unb isinen 3tped
srrtihf. a6er bic Sd6e battle Inn
ftlaflpfs Rd6te sstoitst. Der Giirf
idnnie ben g6arai!er glsranoers bes
Drittsn eenau. Gr pubie Dor allen.
bak CT an iih tstnestpegs trieasluitis
mar. CT fpubte aud, oab es bic bull
aariihsn unb 9alfanang.lsgeHbeiieH
parsn. Inn bic ss iit Bel Der ruiiii6en
0sritimmuna tdnbsl.e. Sn ben Nd9s
ten DOT fsiner llnterrebung nit b.m
3arsH nun snttparf unb burhbd9ts
sr nitt nur bic dIIasmsinen Grunblas
een unb @sbdnfensdngs. bic BET Der
4usiprahe mabeebeno isiu ionnten,
'onbrn sr priifie aua i'm Rdbmen Der
Sahlass. ioipeit iie ihm b,tdnnt mar,
isbsn mDdlidlen Worilaut ieinsr eiges
nen GrflGruraen. unteriuhte bnHn,
narauf ipeiierbausnb. isbs inn mDeli&
srThein.nbs 4ntiport bes 3aren, I'M
bardufhin bann feline eigtnen Grpibts
runaen in Der alsihen Wsife unb mad
alien Rihiunaen bin fpsiisr su Dsrfols
gen, ouf ibre Wirfuna AZ priifeH nnb
ihlisBiih nod iebs m0alide 5oIes b,s
9lusaouus Der lnierrsoung in slsihsr
Wsiis elmer a.nausn priifuns 5u uns
teriperfsn. Die llnierrsoung BAT iith
bonn dun. mi. sripdhnt. i'm sanBsn
rpaitdubia IN ieinem Sinne eHipidelt.
Dos lInsripariets unb Rsue nber. bag
Ct Hihi royausishtn fonnts. unb bds
etira Sci ipIhsn@slsesnbsitsn erit fpGbs
tsnt bts Dsrlaufs berportrat. ipuBte
q Eel Der unpsraleidlif,tn @ss.ntpart
bes Settles. bic i'm eisnste. uno oi.
ole iaHnten. bic nit ibm bisniflidl
cher ionii All thun batten. itets obns
30asrn snsufiisen unb isinem 3wede
bisnftbur 5u MAIDEN.
Cine ipeitere liridhe, bic ben S6faf
bss Fiirifsn s.ittp.iis ft6yis unb bic if
nod turs bsriihrsn modte, mar bic
Inn siusnthlimlifw unb ia pisl6erufsne
T1biaisit gum .6ab-. Gin Sdb. ben
sr, pie mon iaesn i6nnis. NIT elmer
asfptfien 3drtliffsii heyit. unb ben CT
aIs sin,n md6iiasn antritb pes 2ss
hens rerfodi. 9ieisr 6dB mar nbsr
ltiesr fir ihn Elm 10 ri6dtiasr .gns
is7rn gum 2eben-. oab er ihm nidt
fA,Np ben Ra6titlaf rsrbarb. ells
9is4ard sinmaI asftdgi purbe, ras
rum tr nidt atThlnfsn babe. BAT Ct
bas isIbii tetanHilif iurs un6 biinF
bia nit ben morier ,ineer1umt: er
hots bic game Rddt aebaBt". Das
mar 10 al perItsbeu. bob er iid mi!
Dem @taenftanbs ftinss 5oF.s rad
ousn Riftunasn BIN nustinnnbtrlttts,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-29
Rlus ben Oerid3tsbbfen.
1as uOfbise @rnHbeisentGmm fiji
ben SaIta slbenne giabnft uOn
Der Stdot srlungt.
Gen 5iransia ueridJieoeneu Gisentbii'
msrH ipnrben Sf06,125 ais Ont.
idabiguns 5nseiprOden.

9sri4t Der GrobssfdpOrenen. = Der
I6Dabbafi. Surors @obert Spsiier
nad Der Sail ssFdidt. = gbeIdeis
bungsfdlIe. Sdaosneriabtlossn.
). 3. GOratsr jr.'s Ssifament. =
goi4laBfnden. = 9eri9iebenes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-29

Die germuibuns ffsfIte ii6 dfs ri9s
tia bsrdus. bsnn dls alngsiftllte bin5us
eilten. fduben fie GtIrih nit burhs
fhoHtnsm aopf als 9eide. Die I'M
seh0rigsn bes Dsriforbsnen ipoIIen
nidt 3ussben. bab 20 iih nm einen
SelbItmorb bunbelt.
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Dies unb 1as.

Dos bsm perftor6ener cSpbn 8.
8ubn gebDrias Saus go. 327 Grtenz
BREEDER qpsnue purpe nebit 9runb=
itid nurt 5bepoore Mdber & 8rp.
auf 0ffentli6er 2(uttion fir $500
an Sreberid Shdo pertouft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-29

= Sbglei4 Der 45 Sabre allie
sSyobn 8lnuaaan, 1926 Dine Gtrobs,
iton felt Dem 3. Sanuor abgdngtg
lit, puroe bsr YoliSei geitern erlt bd
ron Mittbsilung nit bem Griuaeu
gemaht, ndh ieinem 9erbleib Rafs
fori1unaen anSuiteIIen.
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DR. BURKHART'S

gssstabTe TeGempeuns bstsbi g6msrssn
Sfid6Hthls, esrsllopfsn, miibss a6asiDnnntes
ebetltl E6ndfs. Qerpoftiat, Beriiopipus. fGii'
zen lranfen m,aeen S1ipiHnelanidae. abaeHini.
iffte Sbfisn- Grlnuet cine 30taaige psbanb'
luna. rnr 2Ce, unb isbst ben lin.erffisb glei6
peH bst srilsn TsIls an. an disH Gpoi5sisr.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-11-11

Mrs. Theresa Robinson spent q
few days the first Of the week Wis
iting friends and relatives in Rich
Hill.
j. O. Miller of Kansas City
spent Sunday in the city visiting
his parents, Judge and Mrs. G.
C. Miller.
Mayor Williamson and Attor-
ney Henry Sheppard of Rich Hill
were business visitors one day
the last of the week.
Mrs. j. b. DeJarnett and little
son returned Friday to their
home in Adrian after a visit to
Mr.. andn Mrs. j. H. Stone.
Warren Duvall, who is attend
ing the University of Missouri.
at Columbia, spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks.
The Canadian government has
given out q statement saying that
it costs 81 900 to equip. and MAIN
tain each soldier at the front.
Everybody trade at Frank T.
Clays, the Booster Store, and
vote your coupons for Amy Eg-
gleson. so GO W At
Mrs. j. d. Allen has returned
to her home in Jefferson Ciy, af-.
ter q visit in this city. with her son
r. D. Allen, and sister, Mrs. j. s.
Pierce.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-11-11

Wesley Black and R; w. Vail
were Kansas City visitors Sun
day. -
Mrs. Frank LaFollett of Kan
sas City visited friends in this
city last week.
H. B. Alley spent a few days
the first of the week visiting rel
atives near Urich.
j. f. Kellar left the last of the
week for Kansas City where he
is visiting relatives.
Mrs. Freeman Walton returned
Saturday from a visit with
friends in st. Joseph.
w. u. Reynolds, Of Kingfisher,
Okla, is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Freeman Walton.
Clarence Morris and family
spent Sunday at the home Of Del
bert Shelton near Ballard.
III. j. Lieneman, a prominent
farmer Of near Schell City, was q
county seat visitor Tuesday.
Miss Daisy Stanley, Of Kansas
City visited her aunt, Mrs. Caro-
line Morrison, one day last week.
For sale Eighty acres of land
5 miles southwest of Butler on
Butler and Rich Hill road. For
particulars write J. A. Carpenter,
Brewster, Kans., r. /. 4-tf
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-11-11
King Named the East Road.

"A meeting was held at the city
hall Sunday afternoon to deter
mine which of the three routes
between this city and Rich Hill
should be selected as the official
Ozark Trails route.
+. j. King of Nevada, vice
president of the Ozark Trails was
present and a motion made and
carried that he hear reports from
the different routes and select the
one that seemed best.
Ira Hart represented the east
route and promised to round the
corners. elevate the grade, build
a bridge over Possum creek in
Lone Oak township and cash
subscription of $11 ZOO.
j. n. Barrows presented the.
merits of the center road.
Representatives Of the west
road offered $4,000 to do away
with the two railroad crossings
and cut the hills down to a proper
grade.
After hearing all who wanted
to call attention to the various
routes Mr.. King selected the east
route as the official Ozark Trails
route.
1t was a very enthusiastic meet
ing and while each man wanted
the road to 90 his way the best
of feeling prevailed.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-11-11
Presbyterian Church Services
George r. ScrOggs pastor.

George r. Scroggs pastor.
Sabbath school each Sabbath
morning, 9:45. j. f. Harper,
superintendent. Classes for all
ages and grades. Junior Chris
tian EndeavOr'3 n. m. Senior
Christian Endeavor, s 80 p. m.
Preaching 1T II a. m. subject.
s'rhe Master Passion There
will be no preaching services in
the evening, the pastor will be in
Rich Hill assisting in a Sabbath
School Convention. You are
cordially invited to the services
Of this church.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-11-11

Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Blanken-
baker and family and Miss Katie
Wheaton Of Lone Oak are spend
ing the week in Ell Dorado
Springs.
A. j. Smith drove down from
Adrian Friday afternoon in his
new Silent Knight Overland
car, which, by the way, is sure
some car. *s
The government thermometer
in Kansas City registered SO de-
grees Friday afternoon and broke
all records for warm weather in
November.
Miss Helen Maxey who is at
tending school at Warrensburg,
spent a few days the last OF. the
week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. HI. O. Maxey
Mrs. Adam Seelinger, Mrs.
Harry Jones, Mrs. T. r. Watson
and Miss Mable Watson Of Rich
Hill visited relatives in Butler
the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hupp, Miss
Ethel Coonrod and Lloyd Gaines
motored over to Urich last Sun
day sand spent the day with the
parents of Miss COOnrod.
Taxes are now due. Come ear
ly and avoid the rush. Office in
northeast corner court house
basement.
C. c. Woods, Twp. Col.
Clyde Mcfarland came in from
the Mcfarland ranch near Hart,
Texas, last week andespent a few
days visiting relatives and friends
returning to Texas Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ed Jones. Mr..
and Mrs. Moberly motored down
from Kansas City Saturday and
spent Sunday with Mr.. Jones
father, Il. N. Jones, and other rel
atives.
Rev. r. NJ. .Talbert of the
Christian Church left the first of
the week for Camden Point,
Platte County. where he expects
to be engaged in revival for
about two weeks.
r. j. Holloway of Blue Springs.
Mo-, and Mrs. Henry Binger and
son and Mrs. George Binger and
son of independence, Mo-, spent
Saturday and Sunday with j. W.
Holloway and family.
The City Council at their meet
ing last week passed an ordi-
nance that has been long needed. :
1t was an ordinance regulating
motor vehicles and provides a
penalty for jay driving and that
pest of pests the cut-out fiend.
The ordinance in full will be
found in another column.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-11-11

Metz is all peeved up at Nevada
because the latter town changed
the the road between the two
towns and now Metz threatens ia
build a road to Fl. Scott and do
their business in that town.
N. B. Mcfarland, who has been
undergoing treatment in Kansas
City, returned home Sunday. His
many friends throughout the
county will be glad to learn that
his health is much improved.
Invitations are out for the
wedding Of Miss Beryl Bessie
Booth and Mr.. Dave Emerson
Smalley to be solemnized We'd
nesday, November seventeenth
Rich Hill Western Enterprise.
Mrs. Lydia Lobaugh died at
her home in Clinton Friday OF
last week. The older residents Of
Butler will remember Mrs. Lo-
baugh as Miss Lydia Staumhaugh
who formerly lived in this city.
The next basketball game will
be Friday night on the Butler
court when the High School boys
will meet the Rich Hill High
School and Butler girls will meet
the girls from Rich Hill. Two
good games are looked for.
The eighth manual meeting Of
the Butler district Daughters OF
Rebekah was held at Hume Fri
day, Nov. s.. Mrs. George Dixon,
Mrs. A. H. Culver, Mrs. Chas.
Rogers, Mrs. Bert Claunch and
Mrs. Frank Blough represented
CarnatiOn Lodge of Butler.
j. f. Smith and family made a
automobile trip through eastern
Kansas the last of the week visit
ing relatives. They visited his
j. H., at Pleasanton. and
brother, j. r., at Par
sons, and a sister, Mrs. j. A. Car
ey, at Pittsburg.
Frank Reyes of Wellington,
Kans., came in the last of the
week to spend a few days with
w. j. Bullock and family. Mr..
Reyes in partnership with Mr..
Bullock formerly conducted a
meat shop on the southeast cor
ner of the square.
Paul and julius Levy. VIM.
and Tom Vance of the
Sam Levy Mercantile Company,
notored to Kansas City Sunday.
The boys report a fine trip, and
that the cid was on in Kansas
City. Not that it made any diff
terence to them, of course, but
hey just locked around out of
We are in receipt of Il letter
rom A. M. Fritz, a prominent
i've stock dealer of Ponca, Okla,
a check for renewal of
Mr.. Fritze says
hat of the seven papers he takes
'he Times is the most welcome
i all. Such words of apprecia-
ion make the newspaper man.
Dt seem easier.
Y Last Sunday the first commun-
IN service since the coming of
he new pastor, Rev. Geo. r.
'croggs, was held at the Presby-f
erian church. It was a splendid
nv 3 service and a large audi
nee was in attendance. Six
hildren were baptised and
welve members were received in
B full communion.
The Butler Reds basketball |
sam went up to Adrian Friday |
light, and were defeated by the |
ldrian All Stars BY . score of So
-. This makes one game each
=. = 1 49, - 49, A. Als.ll
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-11-11

Black & Arnold Clothing Co.
| Big stock oil cloths Zoe. Walk
err McKibben.
Beacon brand rubber boots,
$500 up Walker-M cKibben.
Red rubbar boot, $500. Now s
the time, Black 4 Arnold.
Royal society crochet cotton,
all sizes Zoe, Walker McKibben.
Corduroy pants and coats for.
cold weather, Black 4 Arnold.
Heavy duck coats for men and
boys $1.00 up, Black 4 Arnold.
Slickers now and be ready for
the bad weather Black & Arnold
Try Brazilian Boquet Coffee,
3Oc pound at Jones Meat Market.
Leslie Burlington of Kansas
City is spending a few days in
the city visiting his mother.
Rev. A. s. Gwin, former pastor
of the Baptist Church in this city
but now of Appleton City, was
in the city Tuesday.
All kinds prepared soups, Zoe
can, Jones Meat Market. -4-1ts
Major and Mrs. f. II. CrowelI
returned Tuesday from Boone
vile, where they had been sew
eral days visiting friends.
Aunt Jemima Pancake flour,
Zoe, Jones Meat Market. 4-lte
Mrs. Dan Newland of Pulaski,
Ia, and Mrs. c. r. Donnell of
Rich Hill spent Tuesday after
noon visiting Mrs. Sam Gosnell.
Geo. F. Williams prominent
coal dealer of Kansas City was in
the city Wednesday. Mr.. Will
Jams was a former resident of
Butler, his fathers house being
the only one in the block in which
Mayor Cook now lives. The house
was near the center of the block
and faced east. This is Mr.. Will
Jams first visit to Butler in over
twenty years.
Don't fail to attend the big 20
per cent discount sale on stoves
and ranges at Murray's this
week.
South Side Furniture store.
That Rich Hill will be repre-
sented at the New Orleans con-
vention Of the delegates repre-
senting the cities and states OF
the Mississippi Valley at the con-
ference to determine the route of
the proposed jefferson Highway,
which will be held Nov. Isle,
was decided at meeting sof the
Commercial Club Monday night
when President John +. klumpp.
jr. and Secretary W. W. .Jamison
were selected as delegates to the
New Orleans convention.-Rich
Hill Review.