The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-12-05
Deputy Sheriff John Stangel spent
lnnday i'll Rich Hill with home folks


OH take my word for it and trade
Black & Sons.
BMr. and Mrs. w. II. Duyall spent
thanksgiving in Columbia with their
ION, Leslie, who is attending the
Estate University.
III Paul Shelton, Of the Peoples Bank
force, spent his Thanksgiving vaca-
|tion with his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
n. M. Shelton, at Independence. Mo,
| O. d. Standsbury, Of Okmulgee,
EDkiahoma, spent Thanksgiving in
This citv with his wife and small son,
David, who I are visiting relatives
here. 5sss II
E In one of the latest lists of the
eoasualties in the army in France is the
name of Claude c. Allison, of Rock
vile, who was reported as having
been killed in action.
E New silk and wool skirts, Walker
sEMcKibben's.
Sf d. X. Walker went to Columbia
Hast week and spent Thanksgiving
with his son, Kirkby, who is a
student at the University. He mo-
Etored over, to Montrose and took the
Katy from that place.
MI Col. Arthur Trader, the genial cigar
salesman, was visiting his customers
in this city Wednesday. While it has
been many years since he lived in
this city he still has many friends
here who are always glad to see him.
Ri. Felts, German socks, wool socks.
Keep your feet warm and you'll not
take cold, Black & Sons.
Rich Hill has their new auto fire
truck OH hand and ready for duty.
Ii is equipped with fire hose and
chemical apparatus and it is expect
ed to save enough property to pay
for itself within the next year or so.
Munsing Union Suits for the whole
family, Walker McKiDben's.
Daniel |. Petty and Miss Lurene B.
Potter, of the Spragus -neighborhood,
were united in marriage at the Park
Ave. NJ. T.. church parsonage here
Sunday noon, December l, 1918. Rev.
IS. G. Welborn officiating.-Rich Hill
Review.
y Very best army shoes, $3.50, Walk
er-Mckibben's.
Roy Coonrod, of Camp Funston,
came the first of the week to spend
a short furlough with his sister, Mrs
Lloyd Gaines. Before coming here
he had spent a few days with his
brother, Prof w. Coonrod, at Car
terville.
c. c. Swarens was over from Fos-
ter Monday getting bills printed for
a sale that lie will hold December H.
to get rid of his surplus stock pre-
paratory to moving to Butler where
ne will take charge of the circuit
clerks office January first.
Scully Lease for Sale:-I2o acres ?
IA miles east OF Butler on Butler and
Spruce road. 81 acres wheat. Good
improvements. ny
Tel. 10 on 10 Butler, Mo-, Rt. L.
w. J. Middleton, county judge
elect, and Mrs. Middleton, OF Mingo
were in the city Wednes-
lay, and he made this office a pleas
mt call. He says that there are sew
raj cases of the influenza in his
,eighborhood, none OF which are
serious.
Boys army shoes, extra good, $500.
Walker McKibbens.
Mrs. Herbert WeMott Tuesday re-
eived a telegram from Mr.. WeMott,
Who is in one of the southern train
ng camps. saying that he had been
'rdered to Camp Funston, Kansas,
or muster out Of the service, and
hat he expected to be home in the
lear future. |
Scally Lease for Sale:-I8o acres 7
a miles east of Butler on Butler and
'pruce road. 81 acres wheat. Good
III J. w. 1SiSyp
,eL I8 on 10 Butler, Mo-, Ri. I.
Harry Grow, who is stationed at
amp Macarthur, Texas, is spending
ten days furlough with his wife i'll
his city. 1t is probable that the
roops at Camp Macarthur will be /,
ischarged in the near future and
everal Bates county boys who are
a duty there can be, expected home.
BoyA high top shoes, s. and $3.50.
falIer- Nc Kibben's.
Among the Bates county auction
re that are rapidly gaining repu-
ton for getting the top price is
81. Dali Arbogast, Of Foster. The
LEI. that he has held have been uni
rsnly successful and those employ
e him hsye been thoroughly salts
q With his way Of handling the
lea 9.
New rain coats for men, women, }
ildren Waiker-NcK ibben's. Il
NJ. snd Mrs. w. w. Cannon en- !
rfaineds Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert &
God and Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Krattiet I
. hpnse party during the Thanks 8
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