The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-09-20
Stetson hats at Black & Sons.

Stetson hats at Black & Sons.
Mrs. J. w. Darby spent Friday o
last week with Foster friends.
Boys school suits, hats, shoes ane
sweaters at Black & Sons.
Butler Camp NJ. w. A. will have
an ice cream social Thursday night
Sept. 20. All members invited t.
attend
Miss .Annabelle Thompson left the
last of the week for Columbia wherl
she is sophomore in the Missouri
University.
C.: NJ. Walker was down from Kan
sas City one day the last of the week
locking after his farm east of town
and visiting relatives.
l. J. A. Trilnblc returned the last Of
the week from visit to his friend
c. N. Mcfarland, on the Mcfarland
ranch near kress, Texas.
Douglas shoes at $500 up. The
best shoe in town, Black & Sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Nj. c. Fortune, OF
Rich Hill, were guests at the home or
their son, Recorder of Deeds Chas.
Fortune. in this city. the latter part
of last week.
Jacob Maurrer, ST., former we'll
known citizen of Rich Hill, died at
his home in Excelsior Springs.
Thursday of last week, says the Rich
Hill Review.
Mrs. H. B. Tunstall and daughter,
Miss Sophie. of Kansas City, spent a
few days in this city the last of the
week with Mrs. Tunstall's daughter,
Mrs. E. X. Wolfe.
Tom Wainwright, one of Buffers
rural route carriers, returned the lat
ter part of the week from an extend
ed stay at FL Dorado Springs where
he has been for the benefit of his
health.
Miss Helen Cook. who has been
spending the summer in this city
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. H. 6.
Cook, left Sunday for Columbia,
where she will reenter the Missouri
University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minor Cannaday Of
Kansas City. spent few days in this
city last week visiting relatives. Mr..
Cannaday is an operator in one of the
largest moving picture theaters in
Kansas City. J
Mrs. A. X. Thompson and daugh-
er, Miss Ora, returned Saturday
rom two weeks visit with Mrs.
rhompson's nephew, Preston McCul-
ey. They report very pleasant
rip with the weather rather cool i'll
hat part of the country.
We are showing some nobby ,
weaters, Black &, Sons Clio. Co.
Earl Bennett and Leota F, Moore I
anne down from Harrisonvifle Sat ,
rday and proceeded to the county /
ecorder's office and procured a mar c
iage license. Justice of the Peace !
J. F. Jeter was sent for and in his r
sual happy manner made them one. F,
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
ZEN Romsburg died at the family v
ONE seven miles east of Rich Hill, {
thursday evening, September 10. t
uneral services were held from the {
aptist church in Rich Hill, Friday h
Fternoon and interment made in Il
reen Lawn cemetery. a
The farm machinery and tractor :
low at the Missouri State Fair, Ser :,
mber 22nd to 2oth, will be the /;
rgest of its kind ever put on at any =
me or place in the Missouri River
alley country. This will be the
lily big tractor show and demonstra- tc
On held in the United States outside CT
the big show at Fremont. Nebras- ii
!, last week. OF
R. A. Hallenbeck, former Butler a,
", but now of Guthrie, Oklahoma. Y,
IS in town a couple of days the first fr
the week visiting relatives and n,
Getting old friends. He had been W
s Chicago and Milwaukee on bust BIZ
IS for his firm, the Hanson Glove
mpany, and stopped off on his way
me. He reports Mr., and Mrs. ).
. Dooley. who are at Guthrie, as
joyine good health and doing well. G,