The Butler weekly times., 1917-08-16

! We want and appreciate your busi-
ness, Black & Sons Clio. Co.
The Talmage Hotel at Rich Hill,
which has been closed for some time,
has reopened.
Miss Ruty Davis came down from
Kansas City the last OF the week to
visit her friend, Miss Alice Smith.
Ladies $3.50 and $500 pumps on
sale $25o, Walker McKibben.
Mrs. w. N. Mills, who has been
visiting relatives in this city, returned
to her home in Kansas City Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Allen and
small son, of Maysburg, motored to
Butler on brief business trip Mon
day.
Khaki pants $r.25 per pair. You
can't beat Black & Sons prices.
Earl Carson, of the Walton Trust
Company, spent a few days the last
OF the week in Oklahoma on busi-
ness.
Prof. c. w. Leedy, of Rich Hill,
has been elected superintendent Of
the public schools of Jennings, Ok
lahoma.
Investigate the calf club now being
organized by The bank on which
you can always bank 1t is worth
your while. Alt
The Latter Day Saints will hold
their annual camp meeting at Rich
Hill this year commencing Friday,
August 24th.
Mrs. R. L. Braden spent few days
the last OF the week visiting old
friends in the Mulberry and Amster-
dam neighborhood.
Floyd Holloway arrived Thursday
from Kansas City and is spending his
vacation with his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. J. W. Hollaway.
Some splendid values in table lin
ems and crashes, Naturalization.
Pearl Wells, mechanic of Co. B.,
closed -et,t HIS blacksmith shop at
Ballard last week and reported for
service with his company.
The calf club now being organized
by the Peoples Bank is good thing.
All the boys and girls of Bates Coun-
ty should be interested in it. Ait
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Orear left last
week for Minneapolis, Minnesota,
where they will spend about month
with their daughter, Mrs. Pearl
Haney.
Rome Cameron, OF Cottonwood
Falls, Kansas, was in. the city one
day the first ofthe week on brief
business visit, and meeting old
friends.
Overall prices are still going up.
We still sell fast dyed overalls at
$I25, Black & Sons.
Paul B. Hamilton, captain of the
Missouri University foot ball team,
was a guest of Jimmie Williams the
last of the week. Mr.. Hamilton is
resident of Harrisonville.
J. w. Heddon, of Sedalia, passed
through Butler one day the last OF
the week en- route from Rich Hill,
where he had visited his father
"Gabe" Heddon, to his home.
Harry Robinson and sister, Mrs.
Nels Maddox, of Kansas City, who
spent last week in this city with rel
atives, left Saturday for Joplin, where
they will visit their brother, c. B.
Robinson.
Col. Arthur Trader, the genial ci-
gar salesman, was calling on his But
Ter customers Monday. Col. Trader
was once upon time resident OF
this city and it almost seems like
SetuHR DaCk nome IoI HiW.
Mrs. John Forbes and two daugh-
tiers, Dorothy and Charlene, of Kan
sas City,, are visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Forbes parents, Judge and Mrs.
wv. +. Cole. The Judge is being
kept rather busy entertaining his
charming granddaughters.
Clyde Allen, son of DR.. and Mrs.
w, H. Allen, of Rich Hill, has joined
Battery A of the Second Mo. Field
artillery at Kansas City. Mr.. Allen
has served three years in the United
States artillery and will make the
battery valuable man.
N A Stanton the local Wells Far