The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-09-21
Keep'coming in, Black 4 Arm

Armand Duvall, who has been
with the United Drug Company
for some time, resigned last week
and went to Kansas City, where
he has secured employment in one
of the large banks in that city.
High Art suits, Black & Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tucker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Tucker,
Of Dodge City, Kansas, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Forrest Kerrens the last
of the week. They made the trip
from Dodge City in an automobiles
A. j. Michel, of Pleasant Gap,
was tried before jury in the pro-
bate court Saturday and declared
of unsound mind. His attorneys
made a motion for new trial and
an interesting legal fight is prom
ised.
l.. G. Shubcrt. DR.. c. A. Lusk, j.
II. Stone, II. o. Maxey and w. j.
Bullock attended the big Demo
cratic meeting at Independence
Wednesday of last week. They
made the trip in Mr.. Shubert IS
ear.
Mrs. G. f. Cable arrived in the
city the first of the week from
Harrisonville to join her, husband
who some months ago purchased
the Joe Meyer clothing store.
They moved into the Mrs. Adalr
place on High street.
James Ayers, the 15-year-old
SON of l'riah Ayers, was painfully
injured Thursday of last week by
being kicked in the face by
horse. His lips were so badly cut
that several stitches was ncces-
Sary to close the wound.
Miss Ruth Seclinger left the
last Of the week for Kansas City,
where she will visit her sister,
Miss Bertha. for a few DAYS and
then proceed to western Kansas
for two weeks stay with her
brother, Addie Scelinger.
F.. f. McCord, of Harrisonvillc,
was business visitor to Butler
one day the last of the week. Mr..
McCord is very much impressed
with the city and may conclude to
locate. here if he can dispose of
his CaSs county property.
The Bates County Convention
of Christian churches will be
Thursday and Friday, September .
81 and %. The people of Rich
Hill have made plans to royalty
entertain their visitors. Several
from Butler are in attendance. =
In any line of insurance don't
be satisfied with just any old com
pany, the cost is the same, get the
best. Before renewing your in
s,lrance see us or phone 1:}7 and
we will see YOU. 4S-4t
choate 4 Fullbright. :
Senator Baldwin has appointed
Clarence AtkrSon, Youngest son of
w. O. Atkrson. of the Record, a
cadet at the University of Mis-
souri, The appointment is for two
years and relieves Clarence of
most of the expenses of the Uni
versity.
Miss Helen Bradcn of this ritv.
and II. &. Pritchford of Rich Hill,
m0tored up to Adrian Sunday and
spent the evening with Miss Stella
Talbot. Miss Stella served big
fish dinner which it is needless
to say was greatly enjoyed by her
guests.
VIM. Warner. ~ years old, Il
we'll known farmer. residing two
niles east of Foster. this county,
lied Sunday night. Sent. II. 1916,
# Bright s disease Funeral ser
ices Tuesday at 10 o'clock. Bur-
al was made in the Foster GENE
rry.--Rich Hill Review.
James Simpson, of eastern
Bates, was in the city one day the
asst of the week. Mr.. Simpson is
cry Sangllinc over the success of
he democratic party at the polls
his fall and is of the opinion that
resident Wilson will he rc-rlect-
d without much trouble.
We are in receipt of the pre-
hum list of the Amsterdam street
air ,bt.h will H., bo1J N,l,,nc