The Butler weekly times., 1918-01-03

from ST. Louis last week to visit he
! nepheMs, Paul aud Julius Levy.
Miss Cora Price of Maryville
spent her Christmas vacation in thi
city with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Price, and brother, Veazt
Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Heinlein, o
Kansas City, spent the Christmas hol
idays in this city at the home of Mr.
Heinlein's brother, Mayor O. A
Heinlein.
Our stock OF working clothes is
large and we are making old prices or
new goods, Black & Sons.
Mrs. w. G. Shafer and daughters
Misses jeanette and Josephine, lief,
Wednesday for their home in Law
renee, Kansas, after visit in this
city, with DR.. and Mrs. T. w. Arnold
J. w. Rogers and w. H. Witherow
two we'll known citizens of Amoret,
were in the city Wednesday and
called at The Times office and had
the dates on the papers set up for
another year
Sergeant Marvin A. Jared, son of
Rev. Jared, formerly pastor Of the M.
+. church, South, OF this city, was
married to Miss Minnie Farris, OF
Warrensburs, at Lawton, Oklahoma,
Monday evening, December "a.
Mrs. n. NJ. Nestfcrode, OF Virginia,
left Wednesday morning for Camp
I Doniphan, where she expects to spend
about ten days visiting with her son,
n. NJ. n. Nestlerodc, who is men,
Der of Co. b I29th Machine Gun Bat
talon, OF the 35th division.
Everything that men wear. We can
suit you both in price and goods.
Black & Sons Clothing Coz
DR.. IIulett Moreland spent last
week i'll this city visiting at the home
of his brother, Prof. A. C. Moreland.
for: MorcttaHt has tcCn rrC0Tnmcnt-
ed for ieutenancy in the medical
reserve corps, and is expecting early
orders to report for duty.
\ deputy internal revenue collector
from the office OF Internal Revenue
Collector +. M. Harber, OF Kansas
City. will be in Butler from January
second to seventh, inclusive, to give
instructions and to help in the filling
out of income tax returns.
Bates county friends last week re-:
ceived notice OF the death OF Mrs. \.
S. Milhorn. which occurred at he
home in Los Angeles. California,
Thursday. December IA. The Nil
horns lived for several years ia
Deepwatcr and Summit townships.
Walter Fuller, a progressive farmer
living southwest OF town, has con-
cluded that with the present high
prices Of wool ard meat. sheep rails
ing will be profitable the coming sea-
son. Last week he purchased on the
Kansas City market us head which
he now has on his fine farm.
The home oi Major Bennett Evans,
four miles southwest Of town, togeth- |
er with its contents, was entirely des- !
troyed by fire carly Saturday morn
ing. 1t is supposed that the fire
caught from stove which had been
allowed to get too hot. There was !
but a small amount of insurance.
The Red Cross supplies, that have
been stored in the court house, have
been moved to the room in the opera
house block formerly used as an
armory The work room will remain
in the circuit court room until about
the first of next month, when it also
will be moved to the old armory.
J. A. Argenbright arrived Monday
from Little Rock, Arkansas, where he
has been located for about year, and
will spend few weeks with Butler
relatives. He has been working at
lis trade, carrentering, at the Camp
ikC NdItoliiliSHl liz Say tilAt oNN- |
FRA! Bates county boys are in train
ng there
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Sells, of this
,ity, have received notice that their
ION, Clyde Sells, who is first lien
enant with the IG5d regiment of in
antry, has arrived safely ip France. ,
lieutenant Sells was for several years {
m officer in Co. Il, now in service at t
camp Doniphan. {
For several weeks some of the +
ountry correspondents of The Times
ave been putting off mailing their
until Wednesday and d
, consequence it reaches this office p
90 late for publication. The holidays y
re now over and we hope that they n
ill get their stories in earlier h
w. F. Hyle, cashier of the Bank of 81
ockville, was suddenly stricken last "
eek. with something like paralysis VI
nd his condition was SO serious that III