The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-09-20

Mrs. Lizzie Clark, OF Livingston
rMontana, is visiting at the home d
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Bor.
UNI, OF the Spruce neighborhood.
Verne Holloway, who spent last
week in this city with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w Holloway, left
Saturday for his station at Newport,
Rhode Island, where he is a yeoman
in the United States navy. On his
way back he expects to make stops
at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Washing
ton and New York. He says that he
has very pleasant station in the
administration building of the New
port navy yard and thinks that he
will stay there for the next eighteen
months.
c. A. Emerson, president of the
MidContinent Investment Compan~,
George Imbree, attorney for the Red
Arrow Oil & Gas company. James
Drnell, civil engineer of the same
company and other Kansas City
parties who are associated with w. J.
Bullock in the Red Arrow Oil & Gas
company, arrived in this city
Wednesday evening. They were on
their way to the oil and gas fields of
Oklahoma and stopped off here for
a conference with Mr. Bullock, who
is president of the company. These
gentlemen are clear headed business
men and the fact that they arc put
ting their money into the Red Arrow
company speaks well for the future
of that company.
w. w. Jamison returned Tuesday
from business trip to ST.
Louis and also to visit his son, John
Weeks .]amison. Mr. Jamison has ac-
cepted the position of secretary-treas-
urer of the Zenicker Supply Com
pany of that city with branch offices
in Chicago, Memphis. Houston and
other cities. He has been holding
position in the +. & M.
Bank of this city for many years and
has proven his business ability. Mr..
lamson is one of the brightest young
men ever reared in Rich Hill. and his
business capacity. strict integrity.
and genial manners fit him for the
position rendered him. and he will
enter upon his new duties October
5th.-Rich Hill Review.
The Girls Sewing Club OF Orchard
Grove met at the home of their lead
n. Mrs J. l.. Brooks, Saturday at
ernoon. September 18th. with all
members and officers present. After
oil call their work for the evening
onsisted of preparing articles for the
Pleasant Gap township fair. The
york being completed Mrs. Tharp.
.lrs. Brooks and Mrs Moore served
axe, bananas with sugar and cream,
weet cider and watermelon in hon
r of Mrs. Tharp's little niece, Marie
smith, Marie was completely sur
1;scd, never thinking OF a birthday
ntil she was told After much fun
nd laughter all departed at late
our wishing that birthday could be
celebrated at each meeting.
NOT. SEE.
Sunday Deputy County Clerk K
}. Holland and bride returned from
honeymoon trip to Colorado and
nat afternoon his parents, Mr. and
IRIS. Frank Holland entcrtained>at a
vo o'clock dinner in their honor
it'll the following relatives OF the
ride and groom as guests: T.. T..
arper and family. Mrs. 7. l.. llar-
er and daughter. Miss Margaret.
[r. and Mrs. L. T. Earsom. win
arper and family. MIR. and Mrs. ~.
Harper. MIR. and Mrs. Kirby
arper. Miss Bently. OF Butler and
one Oak and Mrs. G.. w. Holland.
[r. and Mrs. Miles Holland AMI
.ughter. Miss Leloy. and Mrs. Ger
. Williams. of Appleton City. and
r. and Mrs. w. w. Adamson and
mily. Mr.. and Mrs. John Adamson
I'd family and Mrs. Adamson of