The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-11-20

At the Double Branch school house
Saturday, Nov 22, 1919, there will be
a pie and box supper. The play
which is to be given is Farm Folks.
Everybody invited.
OFT Teacher, Veta Vannoy.
I Reflex Spark Plugs for all cars.
from Coo to $50, none better, at
D. O. Deacons.
Ernest Mosser, Of the Missouri
State Bank and Glepn Price, of the
Western Union telegraph company,
returned Thursday of last week from
hunting trip in the Ozarks. The
boys do not say just how many deer,
turkey and other game they killed,
but, of course, if there was any there
they got it.
DO you know you are losing money
if you do not trade with
Black & Sons Clothing Co.
Col. l.. 4. Poteet, Pleasanton, Kan
sas. auctioneer. cried big Shorthorn
cattle sale near that place Monday OF
last week. 81 head were seld and the
prices went as high as 5000 for some
of the best stock. Mr.. Poteet in
forms us that his wife. who has been
sick for the past nine weeks is able
to be up, which will be good news to
her many friends in this city.
Just in, Yellow Potato Onions.
Set them out now, dig July Ist.
ID. O. Deacon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Baskerville, of
near Appleton City. motored over to
Butler Sunday. Miss Ruth Allison,
who had been visiting them, accom-
panied them and will remain in But
Ter until Saturday when she will sta t
tor her home in Miami, Florida.
Miss Jennie Baskerville will go
home with her and spend the winter
in Florida.
Ice skates, all sizes Tor men and
women, boys and girls.
D. O. Deacon.
John Newberry, of Chicago, ar
rived last week and spent few days
in this city at the home of his aunt,
Mrs. c. S. Ewin, and in Deepwater
with his grandfather, ]. h.
Newberry. John has recently re-
turned from tour of duty with the
American Expeditionary force in
France. He left the last of the week
for Oklahoma, where he is visiting
at the home of brother.
Today l can say have full line
of Crescent Wrenches. Tomorrow
may not be able to say this.
D. o. Deacon.
The Butler merchants all seemed
10 have all the business that they
could attend to Saturday. People
rom all over Bates county, and some
rom over the line into other coun-
ties took advantage of the ideal
weather and the fair condition of the
-oads and came to town on shop
Ding expedition. During the after
,oon and evening the streets were
with as prosperous and con-
.ented bunch of people as could be
ound anywhere.
Go to WeMott & Majors and see
he Renfrew Cream Separator. Buy
,nc and watch the size of your cream
:hecks increase from the same herd
II cows. OCT i
Some two weeks past Shade. Nor
i, west of Montrose, while doing
he farm chores scratched the back
- 4 Lac - .@A,
thinking nothing of the wound lie
ontinMed his farm duties, but in a
ew days his hand began swelling ami
10 arm panied him to such an ex-
entt that q doctors advice and care
,as deemed necessary. and we'll il
'as. fot his blood was fast becoming u
loculated with a, poison that would
ave proven very serious indeed. AZ
be present. be is coming along al
ight. -Montroee Tidings.
Am getting some shipments of
Wear Ever Aluminum utensils.
he factories are gaining slowly.
-, p. Q. Deacon.
j. w. Tilson Of 0iljette, Wyo.. was
/ Butler Monday aed purchased at
K pirtition saie pf ~ seal estate Of
= laee HehSy TlSuas NJ father, the
y Acfes which was Mold Tilson
~ pl4cer for q Cd erztion of
- a. Al IN aesed 5te sold ..
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