The Butler weekly times., 1917-11-01

Mr.. Linzey B. Weaver and Mis-
| Birdie A. Booker, both Of Rich Hill
were married Saturday at the re
cordcr's office by Justice b. F
Jeter.
Mr.. J. c. Card and Miss Ceci
| Wolfe, both of Butler, were married
| Tuesday night a, the home of th
groom on East Pine street by justice
B. +. Jeter
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Allison, 0
St louis. arrived the last OF the weel
Tor a visit with old friends and will
Mr.. Allison's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Newton Allison.
a. O. Wclton, of Kit Carson, Colo
RADIO, arrived in the city. Sunday to
spend day or so in this city or
business and to visit with his sons
Harry and Wilbur.
II. Butts, OF Vernon county, thi:
year raised 90 bushels of pop corn or
three acres OF land. lie will get
about $3.50 for his crop. which he
thinks is doing pretty we'll
Rev. w. w. Garrett. OF Montser
rat, preached at the NJ. E. church
South. Sunday in place of Rev
Starkey, who is assisting in the big
revival meeting at Montserrat.
J. Homer Picket, and Miss Mary
a. Bridgman. of north of Rich Hill,
were united in marriage Wednesday
afternoon, in the recorders office in
the court house by Rev. a. J. Cutrcll,
Of the Ohio street NJ. L. church.
MIR. and Mrs. S. A. Eckles, who
have been visiting southeast of town
with Mr.. Ecklcs brother. f. +. Eek
les, and sister, Mrs. Ed Hall, have
returned to their home in Kansas
City.
Mrs. Chas. Maddox went up to
Kansas City Friday OF last week,
where she attended the National Con-
vcntion OF the Christian church and
visited her daughter, Mrs. Clyde
ROok.
Dr. ". II. Allen, Jr., OF Rich Hill,
who recently was appointed first lieu-
tenant in the United States medical
reserve corps, left Sunday for Ft.
Oglc,horp. Georgia. where he had
been ordered to report for duty.
l.. X. Allen, the Adrian banker, was
so badly injured by being struck by
!, freight engine in the Missouri Pa
:ific yards at Adrian some time ago,
las so far recovered as to be at his
lcsk. says the Journal.
The Town Fool" farce comedy |
vas the attraction at Fisk's Opera !
House last Friday night. While there
vas nothing that could by the Wild
'st stretch of imagination be called
plot. the entertainment was very !
!
Mr. and Mrs. X. L. Miller and son.
Rex. were called to Rich Hill Thurs
lay afternoon by the illness OF Mrs.
'Iillcr's father, Peter Stangle, who
$ suffering from a severe attack OF
idney trouble and very little hope
5 entertained for his recovery.
J. +. McCarty. OF Crane, Missouri,
ia> arrested in Nevada one day last
scck says the Post, charged with be-
ng Stacker. He registered at Crane
nd later was given the physical ex-
which he passed, but when
e was called for service he could
OF be found
Sam w. Davis, of the Democrat,
nd w. o. Atkeson, of the Record.
ttended the banquet given by l. R.
of the Kansas City Star,
the hotel Muehlebach, in Kansas
.ity Thursday of last week in honor
f Lord Northcliff, of the London
Times.
Rich Wells, of Carthage, spent
Wednesday in this city with his
,other, Mrs. Mary Wells.
Captain George Caruthers, left Fri
ay for his station at Camp Doni-
han, after a brief visit in this city
18th his family. The captain says
nat no one knows just when the
oops will get out of Camp Doni-
han. but that they are working very
ard every day getting ready for act
e service. u