The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-09-04
Lion shoes at Black & Sons.

Lion shoes at Black & Sons.
A large number OF Butler people
had business in Kansas City Sunday
and Monday. Barnum & Bailey cir
Gus showed there on those days.
Young men, come in and let us
show you the very latest in fall
suits, caps, hats and shoes, Black &
Sons.
Andrew ]. McCrow and Miss liza n
Hooker, of Adrian, were united in
marriage Saturday at the Recorder
office, Judge B. F. Jetef officiating,
DR.. Leslie Harper arrived last week
from Trinidad, Colorado, where he
has been practicing dentistry with his
brothers, Drs. John and Clyde Har-
per-
L. N. Rosamond, of Haddam, Kan
sas, arrived the last of the week for a
visit with his mother. Mrs. B: F.
Rosamond.
School Suits at Black & Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. K. Stoat arrived
last week from Bartlesville, Okla
homa, for a visit at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Brown,
south of the city.
Mrs. H. D. Clancy and son, Jack,
who have ben spending the past
month in this city with her sister,
Mrs. Willard Isley, has returned to
her home in Kansas City.
Clarence kenney went to Kansas
City one day the last of the week to
visit his wife, who is convalescing
from surgical operation at Chris
tan Hospital in that city.
Miss Mary Braden went to- Kansas
City for a short week end visit Fri
day, Miss Braden is teacher in the
Kansas City public schools and the.
trip was made in that connection.
!: We want to suit you, Black & Sons.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Ann
Frey's class, the T.. +. L., of the First
Baptist church Sunday school, drove
out to the county home and treated
the inmates to delicious lunch of
ice cream and cake. 1t is needless
to say that the thoughtfulness of the
ladies was greatly appreciated by the
inmates as well as Superintendent F.
M. Woods and wife. -.
T. NJ. Thorp, who for the past sew
eral months has been rural carrier on
route two out of the Butler office, has
resigned and Tuesday himself and
family left for Kansas City, where
they will make their home in the flu
ture. Harold Hertz is carrying the
mail on route two until an examina-
ton for carrier can be held. 4.
I. Last .week The Times received
letter from A. J. Erhart, at Ness City.
Kansas. asking that the address on
his paper be changed FROM that place
to Oregon, Missouri. Mn Erhart,
who fofmeEly< lived at Axiri4n, is one
Of the pfcSeers breeders .of big type
Pollard Chiha q es in this bart of the
lonHtty
Ji,dSe IA Mrs. w. T.. Cole last
week a{ks44 the annual Cole reun-
on atsth& hpfnesof onerof the Judges
Iisters, III f Dotado Springs. These
annual reildions Of the Cole family
Ire vefJ Happy events, Each year
he brothers and sisters meet at the
aon1e Of 6ne Of them and spend the
lay HING over again the days that
ire zone. Last year the meeting was
.eld q the home, of Judge Cole, in
his city.
Jersey caps. The latest Il Blacks.
Several youngsters from Butler
sere taught in the melon p1kehes of ,
s. Brown and Joseph Npton,. two !,
mss spllte Of town, one night last I,
se(k nd tie; next day contributed to
- efee Of the county ~ paying +,
1an1l il3sG Hooking N1termelons I
NJ tnsl coesidered 0ne Of the I
~ pastii hes q youth, but
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