The Butler weekly times., 1917-07-19

Lightning Freezers, best made, at
]. D. Deacon's.
Mrs. w. D. Slime and two daugh-
tiers, Miss Bernice and Mary Francis,
of Sarcoxie, arrived in the city sthe
first of the week on a visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Vease Price.
Go down to the New Second Hand
Store and see the new Boss oil
stoves. 4o-It
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hupp and Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Wilcox and their fam
lilies left Sunday morning for None
gaw Springs, where they will spend
few days camping.
Coal oil stoves from $3.50 up; 3
burner sstse,ees steve $3.50 $500; Also Il
line of new stoves, 3-burners, brand
new. Ice boxes dirt cheap. Second
Hand Store, North Main. 4o-lt
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ewin motored
over to Warrensburg Sunday and
spent the day with their daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, who is attending
the Summer term at the State Nor
NAL school,
Rays Produce House, North Main
St., wants country mixed iron. VIII
pay special price from now until go
days or longer Also brass and cop
per and metals and rags and pro-
duce. 3S-4t
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Campbell, and
little son, Farland, and Miss Mamie
Campbell, started Sunday morning
on an extended automobile trip. They
expect to make tour of the eastern
states, particularly Pennsylvania and
will be gone about month.
Mrs. ]. c. Vantrees left the first of
the week for Fl. Scott, where she is
visiting relatives. Mr.. Vantrees and
son, Clyde, of Kansas City, are on a
two weeks tour through southwest
Missouri. ,
Coal oil stoves from $3.50 up; 3
burner, stoves SIS to $500; also a
line of new stoves, 3 burners, brand
new. Ice boxes dirt cheap. Second
Hand Store, North Main. +o-lt
DR.. E. N. Chastain returned SAT-
urday night from a vacation spent in
the mountains of Colorado. He re-
ports Mrs. Chastain and Miss Helen,
who are making a more extended
visit, as enjoying good health and
having a fine time.
The store at Nyhart. formerly
owned by A. M. Campbell, has been
purchased by. Zach Johnson, OF Cot
feyville, Kansas. Mr.. Johnson has
had considerable experience in that
business and as. he is former resi-
dent and has many friends in that
part Of the county, he will no doubt
be very popular merchant.
About month ago DR.. J. S. New
lon, of this city, volunteered for SER
vice in the army as surgeon and on
Monday he received notice to appear
before the examining board at Kan
sas City for examination. The Doc
tor volunteered as surgeon, but was
surprised when he was offered first
Do q special surgeon in
eye, ear and throat work in which
he had specialized for several. years
Fresh bulk turnip seed. Many OF
my customers sow radish seed in
with the turnip seed every fall. They
gather them and bury them with the
turnips and have radishes all winter.
The White Strassburg, White
Chinese and Chinese Rose are the
best varieties for this purpose, at
Deacon's, South Side.
VIM. Underwood. of the northeast
part Of the county, was in the city
Wednesday and wa. . caller at this
office. In the course Of conversation
Ehe prevailing topic-war-was
brought, mp and II deveioped that Mr.. /
Underwood had had Z great deal OF /
nilitary experience. He was with
Kitchener I'm the Soudan. At Khar-
.oum md u MAjuha Hin. with Dr. /
IamiSha o. Ais said o. Pretoria when |
hey were eayelred b the Beers and |
narrowly s6e1ped shaMGiag. He said
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