The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-09-05

Miss Ceccl Nicolay, who. returned
burg State Normal, left the latter
part, of the week for Washington
where she will teach English the
coming winter
/ New Fall Goods now arriving, &c,
yours, Black & Sons.
r. Dykenlan, OF Amsterdam, III
company with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kahman and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kah-
man and daughters. oi Chenille
Texas, made this office :. pleaSan,
call while in me city one GAY las,
week.
Sunday Squire ". +. :.em>,ree.
had the misfortune to iail from his
swivel chair and bruise his hip which
was broken seve5al years ago, HE
will be forced to go on cr.!tthe> irr
some time, or until the hip gets we'll
which his friends hope will DC >oun,
George McReynolds, OF Rich Hin.
received telegram last week stating
that his son, Pete McReyno!d>, who
is in the base hospital at I amp Nc
Arthur, Texas, suffering from pncu-
monia. is getting along rs wcil a.
could be expected
w. 0. Atkeson, republican caaIi-
date for congress from this district.
was taken Suddenly i'll Saturday al
ternoon with an attack OF stomach
trouble. For time his ccndi.ior
was serious. hut he soon improved
Arch L. Sims, a staunch friend ri
The Times. sends his remittance Tor
another years subscription from Mt,
Vernon, where ne is prospecting in
the real estate business. Mr., Sims
has been reader of The Times Tor
almost 40 years.
Miss Nena Bachelor. q; Deep
water township, returned Saturday
from Carthage, where she had been
spending a few days with relatives,
While there she attended the Jasper
county fair, which she said was good.
especially the races.
Misses Mary Braden, and Ora
Newsome, who had been spending
their vacation at the homes OF their
parents in this city, returned 10 Nam
sas City Sunday to be ready for the
opening of the public school, in
which they are teachers. Monday |!
Army color shirts, trousers, shoes. |
Black & Sons.
George Vannoy, who is working 4,
work at Appleton City,
spent Sunday in this city with his
amily. Besides the work tina: the
abroad company is doing a. their
lew terminal near that city, consid-
:rable building is going on in the
ity itself.
Cyrus Ward had letter last week
rom his son, Laverne, who is with
n ammunition train in France. The
etter was very brief as he said that
e was too busy giving the Huns
'hat was coming to them to write.
ut that he would write him a good
ong letter as soon as he got time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Cameron and
on, Homer, and daughter. Miss Hor-
.nse, left Wednesday for Spring ,
ED, where they expect to remain for I
bout a year for the benefit of Mr.. .
health, which has not l
cen of the best for some time. His
ANY friends in this county hope tina, I
is stay in the Ozark country will y
restore him to his former
ealth.
The Times valued friend, Mrs.
[onroe Norrell, of Hume, was v
nong those who renewed their SUBJ v
:ription last week. Mrs. Morrel is 4
years of age, but keeps well posted p
4 current events and says that she I
,uld hardly do without . visit from "
he Times each week. With her re- b
ittance for renewal she encloses a Al
ny interesting fac-simile of New 7
ork Herald. dated April IS. 1865. Io
contains full account of the death g
President Lincoln. la,