The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-02-09
Black & Arnold Clothing Co.

Black & Arnold Clothing Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Armstrong
are visiting with relatives and friends
in Kansas City.
All kinds of small fruit plants fol
sale. Strawberry and grapes {
specially. j. R. Ford,
16 st - Butler, Mo-
DR.. Claude J.. Allen of Rich Hill
was county seat visitor on business
connected with the county court Tues
day.
We are after you for your next
suit, Black & Arnold.
G. B. Pearson of Rich Hill was a
county seat visitor on business with
the county court on Wednesday and
made us most pleasant call.
IL 1-2c shirtingfor &c at Hills Cash
Store.
The Misses Ida and Flora butcher
of Warrensburg are visiting at the
home of the brother, E. T. butcher
of this city.
Mems $l5 suits at $40, Sam Levy
Nero. Co.
Mrs. Dora Fulkerson, Mrs. W. E.
Hampton and Miss Fannie McCuan
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
Sam Weddle near Nyhart.
Clearing sale in our mems clothing
department, Sam Levy Nero. Co.
T. D. Embree has purchased the j.
w. Holloway farm consisting of so
acres lying 5 miles northeast of this
city.
C. T. Orr of Rich Hill and Ed. T.
Orr of Kansas City visited at the home
of their mother, Mrs. Thos. M. Orr, of
this city the first Of the week.
The best and most fascinating val
entines, some new books designed
for the purpose, at Smiths Book &:
Stationery Store. 1872
Thomas Stout of Bartlesville,
Oklahoma, returned home Sunday
after visit with the family of j. S.
Brown southeast of the city.
Our interest is your interest. Trade
with us, Black-Arnold.
j. L. Cope, an enterprising young
farmer of New Home township at
tended the ceremonies of the laying
of the corner stone of the New High
school building in this city, Monday.
We acknowledge most pleasant call.
You made last year our best year.
Keep coming, Black-Arnold.
Mrs. Thomas Stout accompanied by
her friend, Miss Josephine Finn, re-
turned Monday to her home in Bart
lesville, Oklahoma after visit here
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
and Mrs. j. S. Brown southeast of
this city.
There is scarcely week goes by
some one does not tell us that the
suit they bought gave the best salts
action of any they ever bought. =
Black & Arnold.
S. E. Heinlein of the Midland Mfg.
20. of Kansas City was a business
visitor to this city the last of the week
md made the Times a most pleasant
all. Mr.. Heinlein was formerly a
resident of this city, making his head
quarters here.
FOR SALES room house, small
,arn, IL acres ground, good water,
ruit, close in, easy terms if taken
;oOn. j. F. GORDlNIER, /
e It, 800 N Fulton.
L. A. Carhart, who recently pur-
:hased the Judge Stith farm two
niles north of town, is erecting a
modern two-story building. The
york was commenced Tuesday by
Contractor Fred Gilbert.
The tramp who assaulted Miss
dateie Allen at Richards a few weeks
90 may have made his escape in this
Erection. Arch lFalor says that a
elbow stopped at his home the next
morning after the crime was COM
nitted that tailed with the descrip-
ion given for the fiend. The fellow
eemed somewhat excited and looked
lie he had been up all night. Arch
links he was making his way to the
Pacific in an effort to reach
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