The Butler weekly times., 1918-04-04

lanes Harrison has sold the gro
Gerry stock. that he recently purchased
OF !. +. Williams to parties troll
.Aia;r. Oklahoma, where the stock
has been shipped.
Wesley Denton. cashier OF the
Peoples Bank. returned last week
from New York and other points in
the East. Mr. Denton says that this
part OF the country has not as yet
awakened TO the seriousness OF the
war as has the East.
/ Onion Sets in fine shape, red and
>elIuw. average small, Ioc qt. at
Drat ms, South Side Square.
l.. +. Slime of Washington, D.. G.,
will be in Butler on Saturday, April
| &. and will speak in the court house
ward at ZOO O'Clock p. m. on he
/ War Conditions and the Third L'ber-
II Loan" \ monster audience should
greet Mr. Stine.
! For Sale-,5 brood ,owS good
oneS) bred to Prince lladley 2So7o'
t. iarrow i'll April and May. About
/ 100 gallons extra fine country sor-
gllum delivered at your door in gal
. Lon or hall gallon lots. S5c per gal
+ Ion. Also country bacon and lard.
.5-,t j. W. Prtchard.
1T. o Phone 9 on 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldeck Maxey an'
little daughter. who went to Colorado
several months ago for the benefit o.
Mrs. Maxeys health. have returned
and Mr.. MaNey has accepted posi-
,ion with the Holloway grocery Inc
; health of Mrs. MaXey was much I'M
proved.
kirkby Walker arrived last week
from Columbia. where he is attend
ing the University, to spend the
Easter vacation al the home or his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. X. Walker
but the news oi the death OF his
brother. Sergeant Elliott Walker
which occurred at ,Allentown, Penn
sylvana, Saturday. prevented his re-
turn the first of the week.
Sergeant .Ashhy G. N'ayland re
turned Saturday to Camp Doniphan
t Okla. after few day, visit VIII
home folks. Sergeant Wayland has
made good since going to Camp
Doniphan last August i'll the Quar-
termaster Department. He is nov
head OF the clothing department an'
leaves with the 35th division to'
+ France some time in the near future
Mr.. Thomas \. Hcnncssey. former
" oi this city. and Miss Ada Mac
| Schneider. of Nevada, were united II
marriage at the parsonage of the VI
f. church. in that city, by the Kew
Chas. c. lanes. Monday evening
! March =, says a Nevada paper
The groom is the son "i T. \. Hen
nessey. and has been employed as
baker at the state hospital for the i'll
! sane ior some time.
Miss Mary Braden. a teacher in the
Kensington public school in Kansas
City and Miss Ora Newsome, who
teaches in the Benton school, spent
the Easter vacation with home folks
in this city. On account of the strike
in Kansas City, which tied up the
street railway. they were forced to
/ return on the II o'clock train Sunday
morning. to avoid arriving in the city
in the middle of the night.
Ray Griffith. who the past several
years has been employed at the
RexaH drug store. has severed his
connection with that firm and &C
cepted a position as salesman in the
gents clothing department OF the
Sam Levy Mercantile company's
store. Ray is clever. genial young
man with a host of friends and there
is no doubt but that he will make
good as clothing salesman.
The historic pageant given at the
opera house Thursday night of last
week under the direction of Miss
Frances Catron, for the benefit Of the
Ladies Cemetery Association, was a
very successful affair Those repre-
sentinR the different historical char
acters filled their parts in good shape:
The house had been sold out before
the night of the entertainment and 4
very large audience enjoyed show
that was as good as some profession