The Butler weekly times., 1918-04-11

son Highway will buy them. Fords
or any. 25-2t
Paul and Julius Levy and Tom
Vance of the Levy Mercantile com
pany, spent Sunday in Kansas City.
New suit cases and trunks, Walk
er-Mckibben's.
James A. Gardner and Miss Della
D. Dotson. both of Rich Hill, were
united in marriage at the Ohio street
Nj. T. parsonage, Friday night, April
5, by the Rev. \. J. Cutrell.
New L. & w. dress shirts for men,
Walker vi ckibben's.
Miss Agnes Watson, who has been
handling the local work for the Rich
Hill Review for some time has re-
signed and has accepted position as
bookkeeper with Gench Brothers.
Mems extra good army shoes, $3.50,
Walker M cKibben's.
Miss Ncva keeser, for many years
bookkeeper for the Norfleet & Ream
company, left the last OF the week for
| Joliet, Illinois, where she has accept
ed position with big oil company.
Lewis kecle lett Monday night for
Sedalia to attend an auction sale Of
1000 bushels of seed corn which is be
ing sold under the direction OF the
Seed Corn Committee of Pettis coun-
| ty.
S. 5. Spears, OF south OF Appleton
| City. was Butler visitor Monday
and reports things as humming in his
part of the country. He lives but a
short distance from the Katy divs-
| ion point.
Beautiful new plaid gingham>. '5c.
Walker NJ c kibbens.
l.. {, Stuart. formerly editor of the
! DrcNcl Star. but now a manager OF
Stuart Printing Company, OF Ran
sas- City, was in the city Monday on
business with the probate court. lie
made thus Office a iraternal call.
Mrs. James II. Harmon, who spent
the winter at the home of her daush' -
ter, Mrs. ]. l.. Thompson. just north
ui the city. left the last OF the week
iur Kansa, City, where she is visiting
another daughter, Mrs, !, Guyslnger
Buii Orpngton eggs ior sale tor
| halrhiny fine thoroughbred chicks.
too cheap, only SI.5o and S1.25 per
setting: $500 per hundred.
,e-,l Mice NJ. Mcl'adden,
p,lone Virginia. K r. ) Butler. Mo.
+. +. Raunlalcr was i'll one day the
last ol tine week and ordered the ad'
dress ON his paper changed from
,\morct to Butler. Iic is living in the
property formerly occupied by his
son, ". Raumaker. on South broad
way.
The Times good friend. {. l.. Wei
liver, of the Urich nrighborhood, wa,
4 pleasant caller a, this office while IN
the city Friday, Mr.. Wclliver moved
to northeast Bates this spring and
thinks i, is about the finest part OF
the county
Big stock Wayne Knit and Topsy
Hosiery. Walker Mckbbrns.
Worth Milligan, OF Nevada, mem
Der oi CO. l. I-Sth machine gun bal
talon. of Camp Doniphan, died at that
place Tuesday OF last week of pneu-
mon;a. His father and young Wlie
were at his bedside when he d'e"'
The funeral was held in Nevada sun
day.
Ira +. Reed. Federal farm help spe-
cialist for Missouri, with headquar-
ters at Columbia. was in the cry
Monday in consultation with the OF
ficers of the Commercial. Club ana
others as to how best to solve the
farm labor problem OF the county f"t
the coming season.
For Sale--s5 brood sows good
OneS) bred tn tTlllCt ildulNH -''/'
to farrow i'll April and May. About
100 gallons extra fine country sor-
ghum delivered at your door III gai-
lon or hali gallon lots. S5c per gal
Ion. Also country bacon and lard.
25-2t !. w.
1T. u Phone Q on 81
Harry Barber, oi the 10th ambu-
Itance company, OF Camp Doniphan
and Mrs. Barber arrived in the city
the latter part OF last week To spend
furlough at the home of his parents
MIR. and Mrs. Leonard Barber. Like
all the boys from Camp Doniphan
Harry is OF the opinion that the troops
will soon be moved from that camp
to somewhere in France.
Ralph Wendell .Atkeson. the son OF
w. O. Atkeson. of The Record, whc
has been attending the OFFICERS
Training Camp at Camp Doniphan