The Butler weekly times., 1918-01-24

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernes
\ Wainwright, of west of town, On Sat
4 urday, JANUARY 10 q, a daughter
/ Mrs. Caroline Tuttle, &c years o.
age, mother of DR.. w. II. lu.tle, ol
/ Adrian died at her home in that city
TUESDAY, January IS. "
Mrs. Caroline Morrison and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Nellie WEIGH, returned Sat
urday from Kansas City, where they
had been since Christmas visiting rel
atiyes.
+. NJ. Campbell,' proprietor of the
Butler and Rich Hill telephone COM
pany has traded farm in Lynn coun-
| ty, Kansas, for the telephone ex-
change at Circ!eville, Kansas.
The engine of train 2o7, due in
Butler at ITO, broke down Sunday at
Aarian and it was necessary to send
the engine of the Inter State up to
pull the train through. It, arrived
here about four hours late.
A. w. WeMott, of the WeMott &
Major company, returned the last OF
the week from Kansas Lity, where he
had spent week attending the I'M
plement Mems convention, which was
held in Convention Hall.
Virgil Woodfin of Hume, and Miss
Gertrude West of this city, were mar
ried at Fort Scott, Sunday, Jan. 20,
1913. Both are splendid young peo-
pie and have the best wishes of a host
of friends.-R;ch Hill Review.
The Times good Republican frenl,
Oscar Harris, of the west part OF the
county, made this office a pleasant
call one day the last of the week.
MIR. Harris, Notwithstanding his pol
itics, is mighty clever gentleman.
James Porter, of Bedford, Iowa, &C
companied by his daughter, Mrs.
Maud Purcell, returned Thursday to
Bedford, Iowa. Mr.. Porter and Mrs.
Purcell were called here on account
OF the death of the formers son, J.
Harlan Porter.
j. H. Campbell has received card
mailed at Geneva. Italy, on Christmas
day by his son, Eddie, who is a menl-
Der OF the United. States navy. Ed
die says that he is enjoying life and
seeing the world. He is detailed as a
OF a gun crew guarding a
from attacks by sub
marines.
The Plymouth Singing Party, one
of the numbers of the lecture course,
It the opera house Thursday night.
vas one of the best numbers SO far.
fhe party is composed Of first-class
musicians and thoroughly pleased
air sized audience.
H. II. Vogts, editor and publisher
# the Interstate Free Mason, pub
ished in Kansas City, and daughter
Hiss Irene. were the guests of his
iece, Mrs. c. c. Rhodes, and Mr..
rhodes, the last of the week. Mr..
'ogts made this office pleasant {
raternal call.
Miss Anna Wheeler, administrators
f,the estate of the late T. J. Wheeler,
i'll hold sale at the former home,
,ur miles east OF Virginia. on Mon
ay, January aS, 1915 After the sale
Iiss Anna will go to Kansas City.
here she will make her future home.
Ter sister. Miss Winnie, will make I
cr home with relatives in Ncbras- t
DR.. C.. 4. Lusk, first licutenapt ol :
le army Medical Reserve Corps, 8
l,o has been stationed the last sew +
al months at Camp Funston, Kan !;
IS, has been transferred to Camp
Oklahoma. He stopped
f in Butler for few days TO visit b
ith home folks the last of the week, b
lille OH his way to his new post. t
il
Claud Majors, who spent last week II
Kansas City attending the imple- "
cnt dealers convention and visiting e
the home OF his mother, Mrs. f;
,san Majors, returned home Satur- 81
y. He says that the condition OF u
5 mother, who some time ago suf- Fl
red a stroke Of paralysis, continues il
ry bad and there is no hope for her If
covery. S,
Grover Argcnbright, member of the
adquartcrs detachment of the I2Sth y
achinc Gun battalion, 35th division, c
mp Doniphan, spent short fur. III
Ugh with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
bert Argenbright. of Summit, the vi
It OF the week. He looks as though b
ldier life thoroughly agreed with D;
II. He returned to Camp Doni- II
an Sunday. W
The remains OF Private Roy Smell, =.
10 died at Camp Doniphan several =. :.
Us ago arrived at Richards, y. "
ednesday, the 10th inst, and were :. ::
& to rest in Baker cemetery. He o.
G a rns,,her of the roth machine Si