The Butler weekly times., 1918-01-10
On the Wing.

; GenAJackson's sale went off lik,
hot cakes. Clyde couldn't take thu
bids fast enough.
Il Frank Oldham lost 2-year-ole
heifer that would be fresh soon. L
is supposed it was caused. from stall
poison. 1t died Wednesday night o.
last last week and WIS worth $500.
Grant Oldham had three spring
calves fall in an old we'll in his field
and when he found them all were
drowned They we're worth $12s.oo.
The debate at Crooks Friday night
was success. Standing room was at
a prize and the program was excel
lent Next Friday night Woman
Suffrage is the question Come early
or you may not get in.
There was good meeting at Con-
cord Sunday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
Mrs. Jack Grimsley is in Kansas,
near Plea santon visiting her parents
this week, Mr.. and Mrs. John Scriv-
ner.
Miss Helen Oldham, who was so
sick last week. is tip and around and
we think by Monday will be able to
go to school.
Young Page. OF Archie, soldier
boy. got pass from TT. Sill from the
first until the ninth and he thinks !,
will be April or May before they will
leave Fl. Sill.
Jas. Norman went down to Garth
age last Saturday to visit his parents,
and from there he went to Arkansas
to look over the country.
Lee Withcrow OF Anoret made
$3.50 making sorghum molasses in
I0i7. That beats farming.
Sam -Grinlsley and Young Hicklin
are digging a we'll for Mr. Morrison,
on the Colborn Ranch.
There was a bunch OF young folks
skating southeast of Amoret Sun
day.
Lester Ayres. Carl Grirnsley and
VIM. Mercrs took dinner at Sam
Grimsley's Sunday.
J. w. Greenup. Frank Oldham and
Grant Oldham had their cattle vacci-
mated by DR.. II. T. Mulkcy Saturday
for Sl.oo per head.
Ike ] ockridge must be sick. He
has only been out to the debate at
Crooks -e+4ee- -ttll4tts-wf this Writer: His pres
ence is almost always among the
good speakers. Come Ike. .
NJ r J,jn,r ,f .,,o,-o.j ~.
late of his paper up a year
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Nestlerode and ,
,amily visited with Mrs Grant Oh ,,
lam Sunday.
Mr.. Roy Hockett has been on the ,
sick list. ,
MIR. and Mrs. lTedger and daughter,
-eona. and SON.. Frank Hcdrer who :
$ here on a visit from Camp Doni
,han, Ft. Sill, Okla. took dinner will!
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hcdgcr Tues-
lay.
Mrs. Ralph Hughes has been on the
ick list. but is better at this writing
Mrs. n. NJ. Ncstlerodc reached her t
on, Nelson NJ. H. Nestlcrodc, at t
amp Doniptan. FIT. Sill, Okla. =,
thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lewcllyn werc $
| Butler Saturday. Il
Mrs. Cyrus Nestlcroic has been J
'eling very poorly for the past few
avs. "
There was a family reunion at Jno. c
ledgcr's, sr.. Monday IN honor of
'cir son, Frank, soldier at IT. Sill. J
'klafona. who is on five day fur
'n~f. Those present were Bent it
'wcns, .lno Hussv, wife and stcn c'
r'gh,er Miss Harris. "i Mcrwin,
TO-, Ino. lIedcer. wife and two 7
aughters OF Virginia, c. c. lfcdgcr,
ifc and two boys, Douglas Brown o.
g, wife and two sons, of Foster,
o.. Marion. Hedger and wife, OF d;
Mo, Ike Lockrid@e, wife and a
'andson. Herrell and inc. Fritts. OF J(
lEhart. Mo. Mr.. Frank ITedger
nc Saturday night and returned to sc
[. Sill Tuesday evening from Ano-
t. Mo. d;
Grant Oldham sold his flax at NJ
roret for $500 per hushel Monday
last week. \
Free Staniield helped his iather-in 81
" butcher hogs Tuesday near Ans ar
rdan. r.
Five of the Hedger boys took Il
hbi, hun; Monday afternoon. The II
ys sure enjoyed themselves while tn
cy were together. an
n. NJ. N.
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