The Butler weekly times., 1918-01-10
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Black & Sons
Mrs. A. H. Culver, district deputy
Of the Daughters OF kcbe<ah, wen,
over to Foster Tuesday and installed
the officers of that lodge.
Carl Gard, Of Kansas City, spent
Saturday and Sunday in this city Wis
iting with his mother, Mrs. $. A.
! Card.
We are trying to "clean up on
cutie numDcr of our lines and ii
YOU want bargains, now's the time,
black g. Sons.
Cliff See, who has been doing some
carpenter work near Butler. returned
the last of the week to his home at
independence, Mo.
Mrs. Cora Bentley, OF Lone Oak,
who recently underwent surgical
operation at the ,Delameter hospital,
at Rich HILL has SO lar recovered as
to be able to return to her home.
First Lieutenant r. L. Crabtrcc, OF
the First Missouri Field Hospital, at
Camp Doniphan, Ft. Sill, arrived in
the city Wednesday to spend short
leave Of absence with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Brown and
daughter, Elsie Lee, returned the last
of the week from Bartlesville, Okla
homa, where they had been visiting
Mr.. Browns sister, Mrs. Thomas
stout.
Col. c. +. Robbins, the auctionecr,
left Wednesday night for Wintcrsct,
Iowa, where he will spend 4 few day,
visiting at the home of his father. J.
NJ. Robbins. He expects to return
the first oi next week.
The members OF Blue Flag Lodge
No. IqJ knights oi Pyth!aS installed
officers ior the ensuing year at their
meeting Thursday night Aityr lhr
installation an oyster supper and
slnoHcr was greatly enjoyed.
Miss Mabel Clark, who spent th2
hc.i,,ays in this city at the home OF
her parent, CAPT. and Mrs. T.. :.
Clark. returned the last ol the WecI
Ia l.cavtnworth. Kansas, where She is
attending st. Mary's academy
Walter ynch lett Tuesday night
jor Chicago, III response 10 orders I"
report ior duty with the 18th unit Of
the bast hospital corps, N which he
enlisted some time ago. lie expect
to sec service in France IN the mar
future.
Friends in this city have received
card, announcing the. marriage OF
Mis-, Mayme IIartWell, formerly OF
this city. and c. O. Lawson, oi sim
atra. Montana. The wedding tool; |
place at Billings, Montana, Saturday,
January 5. They will make their
Come at Sumatra.
Mrs. Newton Miller, OF Kansas
City, arrived i'll the city the last oi
the week and will spend some time
".;tl MIR. Miller's mother, Mrs. &. 1.
Miller, who last week suffered
Sigh, paralytic stroke, Mrs. Millrra
many friends sill i've 8 lad TO learn
hat she is rapidly recovering.
II. Parks Crawford, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. T. 7. Crawford, formerly OF this
.ounty, but now OF Liberty. and Miss
Doris Rumble, daughter OF MIR. and
,lrs. Randolph Kundle, oi COS Elm
.trcet, Columbia. were united III
marriage al Columbia, Monday. De
,cmbcr 81. After short visit with
lie parents ui the groom at Liberty,
he happy couple left for Bartlcsvillc.
Oklahoma, where they will make their
uturc home.
According TO the Clinton Democrat,
lieut.. Glenn {. Dickin son. son %!
Congressman and Mrs. {. {. Dickin-
on, and Miss Emma Nelson, were
married at the home OF the bride, i'll
linton, Sunday morning. Lieut..
is stationed al Camp Dom
han, Oklahoma, with machine
m battalion. He was home on |
hort leave OF absence, which cx- {
ircd Tuesday, when he returned to J
is duties at Camp Doniphan.
VIM. +: Marsh. - years old, died c
/ the home oi his son-in law, II. NJ. r
Jump. West Walnut Street at $50 4
clock Friday morning. an. ;. 1918.
the infirmities incident to old age. I
Ie was we'll and favorably known,
nd by. his quiet, dignified manners
lade many warm friends. He was a y
ian of excellent ability, conscientious [
nd fair in all his dealings, and conf l
landed the respect of ali with whom
e came in contact. OF late years
Ir. Marsh lived in retirement on ac-
,unt of impaired health.-Rich Hill Il
cview. n
Ernest Mosser, for the past two N
'ars with the Commercial State
,,t, OF P;ch Hill and Mrs w d.