The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-10-14
Now's the time to get that suit
and Overcoat, Black & Arnold.

Now's the time to get that suit
and -overcoat, Black & Arnold.
We re ready to show you the
season 3 latest shoes. We fit any
foot or any pocket book, Black
& Arnold. Ne
Pound: A fine collie dog;
Owner may reclaim same by call
ing at this office, describing dog,
and paying for this notice. 52-tf
Forest Nave a former resident
of Bates county, now of Licking
ton, Mo-, is in Butler for few
days visit with friends.
Mrs. j. s. Vance and Mrs. Alex
Cameron went to Rich Hill
Wednesday noon, being called
there by the death of Mrs. Tom
Cameron.
Jesse Summers of Amorilla,
Tex, was in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. Summers is former citizen
of Butler this being his first Wis
it here for ii years.
Please read my advertisement
in this paper for low prices on
Dutch Bulbs, Axes and Aluminium
specials. Deacon's South Side
Square. SLIT
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Brown and
daughter, Mrs. II. X. Stout, will
leave Thursday morning for Bar
tlesville, Okla. They will make
the trip in Mr.. Browns automo-
bile.
The basket ball season was
opened Friday might when the
city team and the High School
team met on the new court in the
opera house block. The city team
was victors by a score of 80 to
%. Butler has two good teams
and some fine games Are looked
for this winter.
Norflect 4 Ream last week in
stalled a new five hundred gallon
gasoline tank at their garage on
Ohio Street. The massive tank
was buried under the ground
just inside the curb line and a
new concrete driveway put in
so that cars can be driven up for
gasoline without blocking tie
main driveway into the garage.
Our good friend j. Harlan Por-
ter of Homer township was
Butler visitor Tuesday to attend
the Good Roads Meeting and fav-
ored us with a pleasant call. He
informs us that his son, Cecil,
who is associated with him in the
auctioneering business has lately
received some very f4attering Of
fers from prominent auctioneers
in Iowa.
The Amoret Leader came out
last week with a big Home Com
ing edition, published under the
auspices of the society of Chris
ian Endeavor of the Christian
church of that town. 1t con-
sists of IL pages and colored COW
sr, all profusely illustrated and
reflects great credit on both the
editorial and mechanical depart
nentS.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. A. Gibson ac-
'ompanied their son, Artie, to
Kansas City Monday where he
entered the Red Cross hospital
md that evening underwent an
operation for appendicitis. A
etter from his mother Wednes-
lay states the operation showed
hat his condition was worse than
hey had expected, and that he
vas not getting along very well.
Among those from this city
1ho attended the bond burning
at Clinton Saturday
Iere: Prof. w. l.. Coonrod,
rincipal of the High School;
'ostmaster j. f. Williams, Re-
order Chas. Fortune, Sam w.
'avis, Probate Judge c. j. Hen
y, Circuit Clerk H. 0. Maxey,
Ounty Treasurer John H. Stone,
|. S. Horn and B. +. johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levy Convey and
Ir. and Mrs. j. a. Waford re-
lrned Monday from an extended
estern trip during which they
isited the Panama Pacific expo
tion, Los Angeles, Salt LAKE
ity and many other points Of in {
rest. While in Fresno, Cal,
lat section was visited by d