The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-06-27
"A few odd pants, Black & Sons.

i A few odd pants, Black & Sons.
II a. Jackson, of near Jamestown,
was an appreciated caller at this Of
flee while in the city Thursday of last
week.
Bathing suits atBlack & Sons.
Elmer Kinney, OF the quarter
master corps, came in Friday from
Camp Doniphan, Oklahoma, being
called here by the death of his father,
VIM. Kinney.
Buy your stray hat at Black &
Sons at last years prices.
Bliss Bertha Cravens left the last of
the week for Ocean Park, California,
where she will spend the summer
with Mr., and Mrs. Frank Cravens,
former residents OF this city.
Cool underwear, Black & Sons
Mrs. S. NJ. Brown and daughter,
Miss Edith, who have been visiting
at the home OF Mrs. Browns mother,
Mrs. !. Everingham, returned to their
home il, Kansas City, the last of the
week.
Deputy Sheriff Otis Baker took
William Walls, colored, to the re-
form school at Bonneville, one day
the latter part of the week. Walls
was convicted of larceny at the recent
term OF the circuit court,
Boys Khaki Pants, Black & Sons.
W. O. Shillnger. who has been
farming near Nit Vernon. Washing
ton, arrived last week and is visiting
friends and relatives in the east part
of the county. He has been in WASH
ington since last December.
From w. w. Chapel and J. A.
! Hedges. who were over from Apple
ton City Saturday on court matters,
we learn that the lay off on the M. X.
& T. terminal near that city is only
temporary and work will be resumed
in short time.
Get orr Easy Shoe and yoA'll buy
no other. Black 4 Sons.
+. ID. Drake, OF route five, was a
caller at this office while in the city
Monday. Mr.. Drake has only been
a resident of Bates county for about
a year and so far likes it line. tie
will keep posted on Bates county al
fairs for the next year by reading The
Times.
The local registration board is
mailing out the missionaries 20 the
selective draft registrants who regis
tered June 5th. They are mailing ont
IS per day and all of the registrants
should have their questionnaires by
the end of the week They are re-
quired to have them filled on! and
returned within seven days.
You had better buy you several
pairs OF overalls now. Black L. Sons
Friday evening, June e. there will
be an ice cream supper at Spruce. the
proceeds OF which will be turned over
to the Red Cross. II. q. Marcy Will
be present and will deliver an ad-
aress on War Saving" Everybody
is urged to come out and help ont the
Red Cross and hear a good tai; on
how to help the government.
Mrs. ]. +. Thompson received word
Saturday that her mother, who was
visiting at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. J. F.. Guysinger, in Kansas City,
had suffered stroke of apoplexy
Friday evening. Mrs Thompson
left at once for Kansas City Mrs.
Harmon had intended coming 10 visit
Mrs. Thompson Saturday.
Dress Oxiords to close ou:. d bar
gain. Black & Sons.
The remains of Albert V. Ray, who
died at Nevada, Wednesday of last
week were brought to this city and
Thursday morning funeral services,
conducted by II. .. Maxey, were held
at Oak Hill cemetery. Besides his
brother, Jonothan Ray, OF this city,
he is survived by two brothers and
two sisters, who live in California.
w. NJ. Sprouts. of Bowler. Mon
tana, in a letter enclosing his renewal
says that crops in that part Of the
country are looking fine, but that
good rain would be appreciated. He
also says that he could not get along
without The Times, as it is like big
letter from the old home and that
Sunny J;m's column alone IS well
worth what the paper costs.
Big stock work gloves at all prices,
soc up, Black & Sons.
Miss Cora Ault, sister OF Mrs.
Howard Campbell, arrived Monday
from Boston, where she has been at
tending Radcliffe college. She and
Mrs. Campbell left Tuesday morning
for Baldwin. Kansas, where Mrs.
Campbell will stay during the absence
of her husband who left Monday
night for Camp Pike. Arkansas, to