The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-06
If you come long way to trade,
you try Black & Sons.

If you come long way to trade
you try Black & Sons.
Miss Pearl Catterlin went to Kan
sas City Tuesday, where she is spend
ing few days with friends.
Ladies', if you will buy him some
thing he can wear any day in tn,
year he will think more of you. Blacl
& Sons.
Miss Cleo Zimmerman, of lola
Kansas, is visiting in this city at tho
home of her sister, Mrs. l.. l.. Sutton
on North Main street.
Pcns1ar Remedies are the idea
choice for ailing children The for.
rnula is on the label. J. 4. Trimhle
Penslar Drug Store. SGT
a marriage license was issued ii
Kansas City Tuesday to Miss Ruth
Seelinger, of Butler, and w. W.
Rubcl, OF Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. a. Bolen. of York
Springs, Pennsylvania, arrived Sun
day evening to spend the winter in
this city with their son, c. A. Bolen.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. +. Z. Hawley
on Saturday, December 1, a son. The
new conner has been named Charles
Edward. in honor OF his grandfather
and father.
Christmas goods here. Get him
something he can wear and he'll ap-
preciatc it more, Black & Sons.
T. l.. Beach, the south side jeweler,
has installed in his store new wall
case which adds much to the appear
ancc of the store. The case is of
golden oak about 30 feet long and is
a very handsome piece of furniture.
Travis Drug and Mercantile Co.
can furnish YOU vaccine for the new
cattle disease (Hemorrhagic Septicc-
mia), also syringe for using it. Get
literature from lis and immune your
cattle at - I2 cents per dose. No
trouble to administer
Ernest Brooks and Miss Oda Ellis,
both Of Rich Hill, were united in mar
riage by Probate Judge Henry
forenoon. Mr. Brooks IS
a sailor on the battlcship Michigan.
and Secured short leave of absence
to come home and marry the Girl
He Left Behind Him."
A few drops of Liaflor Toilet
Water will add daintiness to your
toilet and touch of individuality
that every carefully groomed woman
j. a .Trimble, Penslar
Drug Store. Set
One OF the busiest places in town
these days is the Butler postofiice.
It is the clearing house for all of the
post offices in the county. All of the
supplies for the various offices are
furnished from there and the boys
we're busy the first part Of the week
mailing out the war revenue stamps |
% each office. Every parcel
post package on which the postage is
IS much as IS cents, must bear a one
.ent revenue stamp.
About two weeks ago while Mrs.
louis Steiner. of Pleasant Gap, was
bitten by on the hand by dog which
he was trying to drive out of the
,ard where some children were play
ng. The dog was killed and the head
ent to a bacterologist in St. Louis
or examination. In a few days the
eport came back that the dog was
differing from the rabies. Mrs. Stein
r is taking the Pasture treatment
nd is getting along nicely with no
Indication of hydrophobia so far.
Relatives in this city have received
,ord that Lieut.. J. W. Wainwright
,ho has been serving as lieutenant
a the National Army. has been pro-
noted to a captaincy in the Motor
'ruck service. Captain Wainwright
as received three promotions in the
lst six months. At the commence.
rent of the present war he was SER
cant in an infantry regiment sta
oned at Honolulu. He was promot-
to second lieutenant and sent back
, the states and on his arrival at San ,
he was notified that he had
cen promoted to first lieutenancy. I
Ie is now stationed At Camp Sher-
ian, Ohio. but his new promotion ,
Ill, no doubt. take him to France