The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-05-09
Graduation presents at Beach's.

Graduation presents at Beach's.
Mrs. James Mccain came down
from Kansas City last week on a visit
to her sister, Mrs. J. l.. Fisher.
True Navy Beans at Deacon> ;,
South Side
John II. Stone returned the first OF
the week from Nowata, Oklahoma,
where he had been on business trio.
Caps and hats of all kinds for all,
Black & Sons.
Jane, Cussins, Of Decatur, Illinois,
spent few days in this city last week
visiting his sister, Mrs. John Coleman
and Mr.. Coleman.
Quaker. Lace Curtains, Wa!ker-NIc-
kibbcn :.
Mrs. Tim Kelly, OF Lone Tree. WAS
a guest at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. IL. Norton, on North
Main street, the last OF the week.
She will appreciate nice bracele,
or diamond ring for graduation pres
ent we will be glad to show you the
different styles we have, Nelton .!.y
Go.
John !iukel, who for some time has
been with the Choate & Son insurance
,agency, has accepted a position with
the LUyan-M GORE lumber company As
bo"kkeeper.
Better get your suit now-take the
advice II Black & Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs, David Evilsizer OF
Kansas City, were visiting relatives
south OF town last week. Mr. Evil>iz-
cr is employed by the Kansas City
Mater works company.
See Bcach's nice line oi Diamonds
watches and jewclry.
Glen VI. Wheatley, OF Foster, and
Mis-, Nellie Thornbrugh, of .Nmster-
dam, we're united in marriage at the
recur,,cr ; office Monday afternoon.
'u-t!tp b. +. letcr, officiating.
nus. rugs now and save biz money,
" alkcr- VI cKibben's.
The decoration OF the interior @;
i'isk's Opera House was completed
last week. Blue is HE dominant color
and il is now one OF the prettiesr
PLAY houses in this part OF the Country,
ilaNlry, the painter, did the work.
Now that sufficient money has been
raised iur the street sprinkler, why
NOT make another effort to get UP :;
subscription to pay Tor band concerts
this summer The Butler business
men can hardly afford not to have the
concerts.
You'll be surprised how many
Things yo,, will find at the old price
At Black & Sons.
Walter WeMott of Kansas City
spent few days last week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. \. w. NeMott.
in this city. He has enlisted a a ye"-
man in the navy and from here H.
went to the Great Lakes training sta
ION, near Chicago
c. +. Smith and his sister, Mrs
aura Cross and daughter, Miss Sal
Ne, OF .Smitllvillc. Kentucky, attended
ne funeral OF their uncle, T. J. Smith,
4 ,hi, city Sunday. {. +. Smith >ev-
cral years ago was student at the
I'd Butler Academy.
]. Ed Jones and daughter. Miss
Meta, Of Kansas City, spent 4 lev
lays in this city last week with his
,sters, Mrs. Bert Claunch and Mrs.
EN- Barber. Miss Meta is a trained
urse and has volunteered for service
&ith the troops in France.
Teachers. buy your travelling bags.
lit cases and trunks from Black 4
ms for your trip.
George Nannoy has moved to APP
Teton City, where he has engaged IN
the carpenter and contracting bust
ness. The new coal mines and the
c,ntenplated division point OF the NJ.
X. & L. railroad make building
iloom in that city and carpenters are
III demtand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fortune went
Town to Rich Hill Friday to make a
brief visit with his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Nj. c. Fortunes who lett Satur-
lay for Colorado, where they expect
:, remain for some time in the hopes
that the climate may benefit MIR. For
tune's health.
VIM. Underwood. OF Mingo town.
snip. was county seat visitor Tues
.Ay, and made the Times office
easant call. Mr.. Underwood is an
ID British soldier and fought in the
: ,udan with Kitchener. He says that
il he was only a few years younger he
4. puld like to get into the present war.