The Butler weekly times., 1917-07-19
Keep Kool Clothes, Black & Sons.

Keep Kool Clothes, Black & Sons
Miss Grace Zimmerman, Of lola
Kansas, is a guest at the home Of he'
sister, Mrs. l. L. Sutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Cameron and
daughter, Hortense, left the first Of
the week for Ei Dorado Springs.
where they expect to remain for sew
eral weeks
| B.V.D.'s Porosknit, Black & Sons.
Mrs. J. Robert Megraw, who has
been visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. J.. Smith,
returned the first of the week to her
home at Fayette.
Bathing outfits, Black & Sons.
Guy Silvers, who has been at the
officers training camp at Fl. Riley,
Kansas, spent Sunday in this city
with his parents, Judge and Mrs. ].
A. Silvers.
Boys light color and weight pants
75c, Black & Sons.
The last game of the tennis tourna-
ment was played on the Wyatt court
Monday evening between Wilbur E.
Welton and Bruce Black and result
ed in a victory for Mr.. Black, who
was declared the champion.
Lloyd Roster last week resigned
his position with the Wells Fargo
express company and left for Bonne
Terre, Missouri, where he has good
position with the St. Joe Lead & Zinc
Company.
All goods we sell we guarantee.
Try Black & Sons next.
An alarm of fire was turned in
Tuesday evening about 6:3o from the
home of Andy Shane, on North
Main street. The department re-
sponded promptly and found that the
fire was in a small chicken house.
The damage was slight.
Mrs. D. K. Walker and daughter.
Miss Agnes, left Tuesday for Niagra
Falls and Columbus, Ohio, whene
they will visit relatives. Mr.. Walker
accompanied them as far as Kansas
City, where he will attend conven-
ton of the United Mercantile Stores.
Overalls SIPS, Black & Sons.
Monday evening E. B. Silvers, H..
O. Maxey, ]. f. Smith, Otis Baker
and the Butler Red Cross glee club
went out to Johnstown where Red
Cross chapter was organized. Those
who attended from Butler report a
good crowd and an enthusiastic
meeting.
The Mt Olivet w. c. T. U. will.
give an ice cream social for the ben
eft of our soldier boys Thursday
evening, July Goth, on Clarence Abb
bott's lawn two miles east and one
mile north of Passaic. Ice cream
and cake Ioc. Everyone cordially in
vited.
Bathing Suits, Bags, Caps. Get in
Black & Sons Clothing Co.
7. w. Spears and son, De.Armond
Spears, of Johnstown, were county
seat visitors Wednesday and found
time to make a pleasant call at this
office. They report the threshing
and haying about finished in that part
of the country. Crops looking tine
but slightly in need of rain.
At the regular meeting of the board
of education Monday night Chas.
CRUDE was employed as janitor of the
Franklin school. Asa Morgan. who
had served the board faithfully for
more than quarter of century, was
not an applicant for the position, as
the work was getting trifle too
heavy for him.
Don't you want to save money on
your shoes and clothes. You try
Black & Sons.
On Thursday, July Goth, Miami
Royal Arch chapter will confer de-
grees on three candidates. They will
have the assistance of the Grand Lee
turer and other prominent masons
of Kansas City. They would like to
have every Royal Arch Mason, who
can do so, to come out to the meet
ing, which will be held at seven
o'clock.
We have the shoes and the prices.
Get both, Black & Sons Clothing Co.
Melvin Kenney, the little son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kenney, fell
on the sidewalk in front Of the home
of w. J. Bullock, on South Delaware
street, Monday evening striking his