The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-24

If your engine or smokestack
needs painting, our Carbon paint
will stand 700 degrees of heat, won't
peel or burn off. Logan-Moore Lbr.
Co., Butler, Mo. 2S-It
VIM. Cobb, of Dallas, Texas, was
calling on old friends in this city
Tuesday. Mr.. Cobb is nephew of
the late Col. Wade, of the Democrat,
and for many years was employed on
that paper.
The township board elected at the
recent election met Wednesday of
last week and organized by electing
T. J. Berryhill, chairman. John O..
Weir was appointed road boss OF the
north district.
Mrs. Pfost, wife of Rev. Henry
Pfost, for many years of
neighborhood, died in Kansas City
April I6, says the Adrian Journal.
Funeral services were held in Harri-
sonville Thursday.
Mrs. Veon Broyles and little
daughter, Roberta, who have been
visiting in this city at the home OF
her parents, Mr., and Mrs.. L. O.
Barnes, left the last of the week for
her home in Louisiana, Missouri.
No hunting, fishing, shooting or
trespassing on the 700 acres laying
north of Worland and south OF the
river. Violators will be prosecuted
to the full extent of the law.
27-3t H. S.. Guthridge, Owner.
The Times is in receipt of an in
teresting letter from R. l.. Graves,
who asks us to change his address
on his paper from Louisville, Ken
lucky, to Indianapolis, Indiana, and
to be very careful and make no miss
take, as he does not want to miss
a single copy, as it is chock full OF
news of old Bates
Leo Lynch, an organizer for the
Salvation Army, was in Butler the |
first of the week making preliminary |
arrangements for the Salvation |
Army Reconstruction Work drive to
be put on the latter part of June.
MIR. Lynch recently returned from
abroad where he served with the
s5oth aero squadron
Sidon MARBLE returned Sunday
rom overseas, where he was in the
hick of the fray. Sid was wounded
hree times, but none of them was
serious. One ball hit him in the
rm and he was hit twice in the
leshy part of the leg. He is feeling
yell and glad to get back to his ma
i've land.-Adrian Journal.
Thursday Ceeb Walden plead
utility in Judge .Hemstreet's court to
isturbing the peace of james Lewis
nd was fined IS and costs. Sam
choles and VIM. Tropser, who were
efore his honor on the same charge
lead not guilty and stood trial and
'ere found guilty and fined the
ame amount as Walden, SIS and
osts. but the costs were consider
bly, larger. The trouble was over
ome stock belonging to the defend
nts that had been running at large
nd which Lewis, deputy pound mas
e had ordered them to put up.
E. A. Hobson, who for some time
IS been employed by the Cannon
rothers mill and elevator company
- severed his connection with that
rm and will leave in short time
u King City, where he has secured
with an elevator COM
my. The departure of the Hobson
mily from Butler will be regretted
in lodge and church
relies, in which they have been
tive. On Tuesday evening OF last
eek the Epyorth league u the
hio street N. E. church held an en-
in their, honor at the
,m@- Of. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Sleeth.
Zen they were presented with
ssefolef On Thursday evening
3 supper vas heIdSby the ladies OF
lxpafioa Lodge l. O. o. F., in their
looe q the ROBINS Of the lodge in
Z Inn building. when Mrs. Hob
y who-ie captain Sof the Rebekah
Gxee ssAff, Sas presented with
edscue 1llver spoon. u