The Butler weekly times., 1918-04-11
Captain and Mrs. V. l.. Johnson
are visiting relatives near Appleton

are visiting relatives near Appleton
| City.
| Mrs. Lewis Bynum and little daugh-
ter, If FL Dorado Springs visited rela-
tives and friends in this city the latter
part OF the week.
Hon. peyton A. Parks of Clinton
was in Butler Wednesday looking at
ter legal business and found time to
make us pleasant call.
c. c. Hedger, who lives on the
Scribner place, northwest OF Foster,
was caller at this office Monday.
He says that crops are looking tine
in his neighborhood.
Mrs. May Leffler and Miss Alice
Glazebrook, two, of Adrians charm
ing ladies were in Butler the first OF
the week and, favored The Times with
a brief though pleasant call.
Miss Elsie L. Mangold and, James
J.. Clark, both of Amsterdam, were
united in marriage at the Ohio street
|
Nj. +. parsonage "Wednesday after
noon. April 10th, Rev. Cutrell official
ing.
Clifford Wear. aged IL years, died
at his home a short distance north OF
Rich Hill, Saturday, March 5. Mr.
Wear was born and reared on a farm
near where he died. Funeral service,
were conducted at the home Tuesday
afternoon.
Relatives in this city have received
word that Captain ]. w. Wainwright,
OF the motor truck detachment OF the
aviation corps. who has been sta
toned at Camp Hancock, South Car
olna, has been transferred to Camp
Green. North Carolina.
The many friends oi Jimmy Will
liams, who underwent an operation at
the Research hospital in Kansas City
! .\pril md will be glad to learn that
he is now out oi danger and convales-
cling rapidly.
One hundred voting men VIII" have
been classified in Glass / by the re-
cent findings OF the District Board
were examined physically by the local
board the first OF the week. Dr. J..
". Foster assisted by Lieut.. E.. j.,
Allen conducted the examination.
|. NJ. Clark, ut southwest OF town,
was a business caller at this office
Saturday. Mr.. Clark is one Of those
Democrats that believes III backing
up President Wilson to the limit. not
because he is a Democrat. but becau-e
he is the president of the United
States and also because his conduct ~
the affairs oi the country have shown
! him to be a man worthy OF backing.
last spring the editor had a lot of
iun out ui his wife when She called 1t
my garden, but after she SOLD
enough roasting ears to buy her :
ne>, hat and raised enough potatoes
to keep The family all winter and then
sold more seed potatoes oft her crop
than she bought last spring, 1T oc-
CURED L. lis that it isn't right to poke
fun at vnur wife and we haven't made
80 merry with remarks this spring as
usual.
\ card from Mrs. George Caru1h
crs to friends in this city states that
CAPTAIN Caruthcr, has been trans
icrrel from Waco, Texas, 10 Camp
Wadswurth. at Spartansburg, North
Carolina. Captain Caruthers lett here
last summer in command OF Co. t.
but when the regiment was broken
up into machine gun companies and
Co. i was merged with another com
pany he was sent to an officers tram
ing school at Waco. Texas.
The funeral Of Miss Faye SkagSs
who died in Chicago last week as the
result of inhaling gas that had beer
in some manner turned loose in tht
-Edison Electric Company building
where she was employed was held II
Montrosc Wednesday OF last week
The remains were accompanied from
Chicago by Mrs. George Newberry
and daughter. Miss Leona. MIR. and
Mrs. Cha>. Ewin and daughter. Eliza,
beth. attended the funeral from tins
city.
II. W. Jenkins and two daughters
Misses Mildred and Olive, who have
been spending the last six months at
FL Dorado Springs, for the benefit OF
, Mr.. Jenkins health. were visiting
friends and relatives i'll this county
the last of the week. Mr.. jenkins
, health has not been benefited a:
: much as he had hoped by his stay al
d. the Springs and they will move back
' to Bates county in the near future
Later Mr. Jenkins expects to go wes
in the hope that the change will re-
store him to health.