The Butler weekly times., 1917-11-08

Mems duck and corduroy coats and
pants, Black & Sons Clio. Co.
A. o. Wclton returned to his home
d, Kit Carson, Colorado. Monday af-
ter business visit in Butler.
Chas. Fisk went over to Appleton
City Friday night and gave the band
| at that place its weekly lesson.
Winter underwear, night shirts
pajamas, Black & Sons Clio. Co.
| Miss Nancy January came up from
Nevada Thursday Of last week to
spend few days with Butler friends.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Thompson, OF Sc
dalia. who had been visiting relatives
in this city, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Leslie Clinkenbeard returned
Sunday from Kansas City, where she
had been visiting relatives for several
days.
Misses Grace Hukel and Florence
kelso, who have positions in Kansas
City, spent Sunday in this city with
home folks.
Mrs. w. G. Bush was the guest Of
her mother, Mrs. +. L. Price, and
sister, H. F. Montgomery, at Nevada
the last of the week.
Douglass shoes, Stetson hats, Lion
shirts and collars, Black g. Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. James DeArmond
returned Friday from Liberty, where
they had been for the last 10 days
visiting the parents of Mrs. Dear
mond.
Deputy Stale Game Warden ]. A.
Patterson spent a few days the last
of the week in the northern part of
his district looking after game law
violaters.
Mrs. +. s. Austin, who has been
spending some time at Excelsior
Springs, for the benefit OF her health,
arrived Friday for visit with Butler
relatives and friends.
We have the largest assortment Of
mems caps ever yet received by us.
All colors. shapes. material and
prices. Black & Sons.
Miss Susie Harper came in from
Warrensburg Friday, where she is at
tending the State Normal school and
spent the week end at the home of
her parents in Lon Oak township.
DR.. Everett Deweese, son of VIM.
Deweese, of southeast of town, was
last week ordered to report for duty
at Camp Funston. DR.. Deweese is
first lieutenant in the United States
Medical reserve. ~
Motorists passing through Butler
rom the south Wednesday report
seeing a practically new Ford tour
ng car which had the appearance If
having been abandoned by the road
side near Lamar. 1t bore a Kansas
license tag numbered 38376.
Ben Young. OF St. Louis, returned
o his home in St. Louis the last Of
he week after visit in this city with
lis father, S. r. Young. Mr.. Young
las been for several years member
If the St. Louis police department
md has made an excellent record as
IN officer.
Mrs. NJ. F.. Mcconnell, who has
'een visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Wright, departed for her home at
ian Bernadino. California. Saturday.
frs. Mcconnell was for many wears
resident of this county, living on
'hat is now the Fox place a few
niles southeast of this city. if
Elmer B. Silvers. who was last
ieek appointed assistant United
tatcs district attorney for the west
rn district of Missouri. left last week
Or Kansas City to assume the duties
I his office. Mrs. Silvers and
aughter, Jean. will> not move to
.ansas City for about a month yet
Mrs. Julia Culver and Mrs. Clar- |
nee Bolin, of the local lodge Of
daughters of Rebekah were elected
ice-president and warden respect /;
'ely at the meeting of the Rebekah {
'dges of the thirty-seventh district q
'hich was held in Metz Tuesday Of {
ut week. Mrs. Clara Bradshaw, of
[ume. vas elected oees;dent !