The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-13

at Bills Place the coffee is Away
good-and so is the rest of the meal
Saturday, December I, the stori
made a visit at the home of Elk,
Taute in the Mulberry ncighborhood
and left fine daughter. December
7 return trip was made and boy
left at the bone of Frank Bohlken
in the same neighborhood.
Arl Dudney, a member of the crew
of the ibattleship Wyoming, who has
been very i'll with pneumonia, at the
home Of his parents in this city. has
SO far recovered that he lett Tuesday
for New York. His ship has lett
New York and he will report to a
receiving ship and wait :or orders.
For new strength that stays with
you -Penslar Dynamic Tonic. 75c and
$3.50. J. a. Trimble, Penslar Drug
Store. Set
Thos. Newton came down from
Kansas City Sunday on short visit
to his mother. He left Tuesday for
Kansas City, leaving there Wednes-
day for Chicago, where h. will report
to the commanding officer Of the
Great Lakes naval training" school.
lie enlisted in the navy several days
ago
Lost-One white, flea bitten male
hound. Last seen 3 miles west OF
Amsterdam. Dog marked with a
round black spot over hips. Suitable
reward for information and recov-
cry Notify this office. o-2t*
Lieutenant D. c. Chastan. who
won a commissio min the artillery at
the Officers Training camp at Fit.
Sheridan, left Tuesday for New
report. He did not know where he
would be sent from there. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Chastain who
will stay with him for a time or until
he is ordered to France
|, G. L. Porter, who has been spend
ing the summer in Canada, was in
Butler short time Monday. en- route
to Joplin, where he will run an en-
CINE at one of the mines near that
city. He says that it is very cold
in the part of Canada that he was in,
good slcighing being Rad there dur
ing the latter part Of October.
A few drops Of Lilailor Toilet
Water will add daintiness to your
toilet and a touch of individuality
that every carefully grooned woman
appreciates. J, \ .Trimble, Penslar
Drug Store st
Typewriting has taken such
boom at the Normal school at War
rensburg, that the Commercial de-
partnent is unable to care for all
those wishing to take that course.
The Normal Student says that the
students are alive to the needs OF the
government and are preparing them
selves to take positions Of men who
have been called into the army.
Dr. c. J. Allen, OF Rich Hill. re-
ccivcd orders last week to report for
active duty with the medical depart
mcnt at TT. Riley, Kansas, December
IS. Some time ago Dr.. Allen volun-
tccrcd his services and was comm's-
stoned first lieutenant m the Med
ical Officers Reserve. That will
make two doctors from the Allen
family in the service. DR.. w. II.
Allen. jr., being stationed at Fl.
Ogclthorpc, Georgia.
We feature Penslar Remedies and
toilet preparations because after care
ful investigation we have found them
to be the most efficient and also the
best value for the money to be had. J.
A. Trimblc, Pcnslar Drug Store. Set
Harry Garard left Wednesday for
Kansas City. where he enlisted as a
mechanic in the aviation service of
the army In addition to being 4
first class mechanic and an expert
with gasoline motors, Mr.. Garard is
a reliable, ambitious young man and
he will no doubt in the near future
win a promotion to a higher rank.
lie volunteered for the aviation ser
vice sornc time ago. but at that time
he was just recovering the use OF 4
leg that had been broken and he was
rejected.
w. F.. Black and Walter B. Cat
terlin. both of the Missouri State
Bank force, left Tuesday night Tor
Kansas City where they enlisted N
the Ordnance Department of the u.
S Army. Both young men are ex-
pert accountants and will probably |
be assigned to technical work in the
1t is reported that the
new ordnance force nov being re-
cruited will be sent to France early
next spring.
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