The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-10-24

1.-THE week end in Kansas City. :.
Judge R.. B. Campbell is attending
Is meeting of the Masonic Grand
u Lodge in ST. Louis.
It'll Will Jackson went to Kansas City
|fTuesday to see Mrs. Jackson, who is
HUI at the Christian Hospital there.
i Mrs. Carrie Holloway, of Lone
HTree, spent the day Tuesday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Stone.
Il MR., and Mrs. Dan Lacy Of, this
n city are rejoicing over the birth of a
h fine girl Thursday. October ~.
H We certainly appreciate the Bust
mess you are giving us. Keep coming
Hin, Black & Sons.
Dr. w. Fl. Allen and Dr.. G. A.
! Delameter of Rich Hill, were in But
lcr Monday looking after business
| affairs.
II Our good friend J. H. Sacre, of
i Charlotte township, was in , Butler
Monday and favored us with brief.
though pleasant call.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wright are the
parents Of a fine girl, born Friday.
Il October IS. Mr.. Wright is one Of
tPershings boys somewhere in
France.
/ Still keeping up our record on
shoes, Black & Sons.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Nelse Nestlerode
were notified the latter part of the
week of the scriohs illness of their
son, Nelson, Jr., with pneumonia, at
Fl. Sill. Okla.
II Captain V. l.. Johnson of The
Times editorial force, is confined to
Ihis home this week with rather Sc
we're case of poisoning. Both hands
are badly affected.
Mr.. and Mrs. r., p. Crawford and
children, who have been visiting rel
atives near this city left Tuesday for
FL Dorado Springs, where they en-
pect to make their home. =
| Mrs. George Cowgirl, the wife of
Lieut.. Geo. w. Cowgirl. OF Chicago,
accompanied by her son and daugh-
ter, is visiting at the home Of Capt.
wv. y. Osborne in this city
| Lieut. Warren Duvall has written
This father, w. F. Duvall, that his bat
ltallion was engaged in the big drive
in the St. Mihiel salient. He also sent
homc some souvenirs Of the drive
! Lieut. Howard Campbell, who had
lbeen spending a several days leave OF
absence with homcfolks, left Sunday
might for West Point, Kentucky,
where he has been assigned to an ar
tillery regiment.
Mrs. J. w. Smith left Sunday Tor
Pittsburg. Kansas, where She will
visit relatives for short time. Her
son, Jesse T. Smith, took her to
Amorct, where she cntrained for
Pittsburg.
| Get your suit and overcoat before
they 60 TIP, Black & Sons. f.-
Mrs. K. w. Miner and daughter,
Bertha, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Mitchell and daughter Dorothy, of
Burlington, Kansas, left Saturday,
after week end visit at the home OF
G. c. Seymour of Charlotte town.
ship.
Mrs II. G. Cook and daughters,
Miss Helen and Miss Josephine.
have returned from Columbia. where
the young ladies' are attending the
University, and will remain here dur
Ting the influenza epidemic. Miss
| Elizabeth Weeks accompanied them
home.
County Clerk Frank Holland was
notified Monday morning of the
death of Charles Carrollton. a Bates
county patient at the State Hospital
al Nevada. Mr.. Carrollton had been
an inmate of the hospital since De-
cember, 1888. A wife and daughter
reside near Johnstown.
Several members of then Monday
evening club spent Sunday at Halley's
Bluff. They we're: Mr.. and Mrs. J.
+. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Denton, DR.. and Mrs. E. G. ley, DR..
and Mrs. ]. T. Hull, DR.. and Mrs. T.
w. Arnold, Judge and Mrs. J. +.
Smith.
Mrs. Sallie Haas and daughter,
Beulah, of Lamonte, Kans.; Mrs.
Mary Roodcap of Kansas City; Mrs.
Earl ]. Haas, Mrs. Luc Hogan, Mrs.
Bette Stone, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Tuttle of Adrian spent the day Thurs
day here with County Treasurer and
Mrs. ]. H. Stone.
Sweaters, duck. coats. corduroy
coats. Rlack-& Sons.
Fl. F. Ostrander, of Seattle, Wash,
left Tuesday for his home after en-
joying a. brief. visit here with his
cousin, Mrs. Florence Willard. Mr.
Ostrander. who is identified with the
shipping business in the Pacific coast
had been called east on business and
stopped here while enroute home.
Mrs. r. Y. Bellomy. of near APP
pleton City left Saturday for Boise,
IdahoSLfor several months visit