The Butler weekly times., 1917-10-25

Mrs. J. B. Armstrong left the first
of the week for Oklahoma City, Ok
lahoma, to visit her son, Sam Arm
strong. who has been drawn in the
National army, and ordered to re-
port some time between now and the
first OF November.
We carry full line OF buggy tops.
We will lit one on your old buggy
while YOU wait, WeMott n Major,
LIT
Floyd, w. \. and Doric Downey, OF
near Adrian, were arrested Wednes-
day oi last week by Sheriff Baker,
charged with assaulting J. L. Miller,
also oi near tina. place. They were
released after giving bond of $500
inr their appearance at the February
ter moi tic Bates County Circuit
Court.
Good goods. right prices, all guar
an,cvd We will treat you right ard
appreciate your business. Black &
Sons Clio. Co.
Probate Judge c. j. Henry spent
the first two days OF this week in
Kansas City attending meeting OF
the Probate Judges Association OF
Missouri, of which he is the presl-
hcn,. The meetings were held at the
Baltimore hotel, where the members
ui the association we're treated to d
big banquet On Tuesday night.
Ne have oar full line OF f.Esc
blankets III. Gall and get one ".
more. from $l..5 to $-.oo Lap r~nes
from $3.50 /" $1,000. NcMpit x
MAJOR H.!
The Missouri State Poultry En-
pertinent station, at Mountain Grove,
has just gotten out bulletin entitled
Poultry Facts Expressed Briefly.
1t is profusely illustrated and filled
with valuable information for any one
who raises chickens. The bulletin
will be mailed free to any resident of
Missouri who will write for it,
liavrut these frosty nlorninss r.
minded you to have your auto cur
tains and tops repaired. ii so g -
WcMo,t & Major and have '.'tm
fixed while YOU wait 1T
W. !. Bullock, president OF the Red
Arrow Oil 4 Gas company. left Mon
day night for Kansas City. From
there he went to Nowata. Oklahoma,
where he is experimenting drilling
which commenced on tho co,npanys
land this week. He is very sanyuine
of soon bringing in good well as the
land lays in a proven field with good
wells on every side.
John Tautc. The Times good friend
from the west part Of the county, and
his tw" sons. Rudolph and Rrnnka.
were pleasant callers at this "ifice
Mr.. Tautc and his
brother. Ekke Tautc. returned last
week from Golden. Illinois. where
they attended the golden wedding ana
nivcrsary of their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Taute, at which all the
living children of the couple were
present !
One of the most successful rc,ivals
held in this city in many years, closed
a. the Baptist church Sunday night.
Rev. SittOn, the evangelist who con-
'uctcd the meeting, was called to
California last week on account of
the illness of his son. but in his alb |
scnce the meetings were carried by
Rev. Alexander, with the help OF the
ministers OF the other churches ri the
ri.y. During the meetings there were
: conversions.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hardin
of last week celebrated in
a quiet way the 5oth anniversary OF
their wedding. 1t was also Mr.. Har-
din's birthday, and in honor of that
event. Mrs. Hardin had prepared
fine dinner and invited their son, E.
A. Hardin and Mrs. Hardin, of this
:ity, to come and help them celebrate.
lust before going to the table Mr..
remembered that it was also
heir golden wedding anniversary. SO
both events were celebrated at the
anne time. Those present were Miss
Sate Hardin, a daughter, and three |
;ons. E. A. Hardin, F. L. Hardin and
F. S. Hardin. being all Of the chill
'ren with the exception of Hugh Har-
din, of Little Rock, Askansas.