The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-06

Special white outing IL Lee, Walk
er-McKibbcn.
A body of 100 surgeons has beer
organized for service in the hospitals
of Roumania.
The food administration has seizet
10000 tons of sugar which was helt
in New York.
A line OF ovcrcoats to close out
Black & Sons.
Miss Mike McLees spent Sunday
in Rich Hill with her friend, Miss
-Letha Delamater.
Mrs. T. c. Harper left Saturday fol
Jefferson City and Columbia, where
she is visiting relatives.
!. +. Leonard has traded his farm
in Charlotte township, for property
in the west part of town.
Roy Burke, who registered for
army service in Montana, has been
transferred to the Bates county board
for examination.
Get him or her a suit case or travel
ing bag, Black & Sons.
kirkby Walker was AMONG those
who went to Columbia last week and
saw the Kansas Jayhawkers walk all
over the Missouri Tigers.
Mrs J. F. Wade came down from
Kansas City the first of the week to
look after some property that she
owns in the Nyhart neighborhood.
The Rich Hill High School lost two
games to the Hume High School Fri
day night. The girls game was, Rich
Hill, Q; Hume 10. Boys game, Rich
Hill, 20; Hume, SO.
Ivan Deffenbaugh, who is attending
the Kansas City Business College, ut
Kansas City, spent Saturday and Sum
day in this city with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Deffenbaugf.
The body of Mrs. VIM. Noble, who
lied at her home in the west part of
he city Tuesday of last week, was,
Friday, taken to her old home, Schell
City, where interment was made.
Get your suit now. The other fel
ow just bought his of Black & Sons.
DR.. and Mrs. Newton Miller. who
,ave been visiting DR.. Miller's moth
n, Mrs. G. c: Miller, and sister. Mrs.
). A. Hardin, returned to their home
II Kansas City the last of the. week.
Miss Sadie Sanderson, formerly a
esdent of Rich Hill, died in Kansas
'ity, Saturday, December 1. The re-
Mains were brought to Rich Hill
sunday and interment made in Green
avn cemetery.
L. c. Miller, who was enroute from
Kansas City to his home in Joplin,
topped off in Butler Saturday for a
'rief visit with his mother, Mrs. G. c.
filler. Z. A. Hardin and ]. w. Hol-
oway went to Joplin with him Sum-
ay.
Q. O. Reynolds, of the Merwin
eighborhood, was a pleasant caller
t this office while in the city Mon
ay. Mr.. Reynolds says the farmers
, his neighborhood are taking adj
antage of this fine weather to get
heir corn into the crib.
Justice of the Peace Caruthers, OF
.irksville, has big lead on Squire
eter, of this city for the title of the
Marrying Justice" Squire Carruth-
rs has 500 unions to his credit, while
p to the hour of going to press
quire eJter had only 3I2.
Ray Vantrees came down from
ansas City and spent Thanksgiving
ay in this city with his parents, Mr..
I'd Mrs. J. c. Vantrees. Ray has en-
sted in an ambulance corps and ex- ;
let's to be called for service some !
me about the first of the year. II
DR.. c. A. Lusk, who is first lieu
nant Of the medical corps at Camp
unston, was in the city for a short {
me Saturday. His son, Amner, had s
,dergone a surgical operation at
ansas City Hospital and the doctor :
him home. The oera- Y
On was not . serious one and the
,unng man is recovering rapidly. &
be doctor has no idea when he will
>ve Casv,r Eunst,n ~ If