The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-03
High Art Suits at Black & Sons. tt
Sam McNutt and Jim Gordon, of
Route were in Butler Wednesday
on business and made us a pleasant
call.

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Route were in Butler Wednesda
on business and made us a pleasan
Il call.
Douglas Shoes at Black & Sons. t
i ]. w Miller and S. Myers Ap
Il jpleton City attorneys, were bushes
visitors to Butler Thursday of las
week.
Mrs. Mary I;ckert, of Ell Dorado
| Springs, Mo-, is visiting with her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Florence B. Eckert
northwest Of town.
-Overalls- Jumpers-Black & Sons.
G. w. Scribner, of Nevada, made {
brief visit in this city the first of The
week with his son, O. J. Scribner
the Indiana silo man.
w. 0. Atkeson left the first of The
week for Sedalia on business trip
Before his return he expects to &C
on to Jefferson City and watch the
lawmakers at work.
Several members of the Butler Re
Ebekah lodge attended meeting Of
Adrian lodge Monday night. They
report pleasant trip and royal EN-
tertainmeHt by the Adrian sisters.
Save money by trading at Black &
Sons all this year. Start today. .
Adolph Burda, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Jake Burda, OF north of town, ar
rived Thursday from Camp Meade
Pennsylvania, where he was dis
charged from the tank, corps OF the
army.
Eddie Morgan, the son of Asa
Morgan, OF this city, was elected
councilman for the second ward at
Jefferson City Tuesday. Mr.. Nor
gan was one of five Democratic
aldermen elected.
Two weddings were solemnized by
Justice B. +. Peter Tuesday in the
Recorders office. Willard DeIlaven
of Omer, Kentucky, and Miss Corda
Mae McGuinn. James +. Prick and
Miss Emma l.. Brayton, both OF
Amoret, Mo.
Rev. +. d. Baker, who is holding a
revival meeting at the Nj. Il. Church,
South, is Bates county boy and
spen, the greater part OF his fife
here. lie is son Of J. +. Baker, OF
Rich ill, and brother OF w. L. and
y. L.. Baker, of southeast of town.
Like the rest OF Bates county Bakers,
he is a live wire.
Charles koontz, aged about II
years died at his home near Ballard
| Tuesday, April 4, as the result OF
an attack OF influenza. Several
other members OF the family are i'll
with the same disease. Mr. koontz
is the son OF |. 5. koontl. who was
stricken with paralysis about two
years ago while in Butler serving ~on
the jury.
Preparations are being made for
the remodelinS of the buildings oc-
cupied by the w. w. Henry Garage
and. machine shop on North Main
street, The first floor OF the build
ings will be converted into storage
and show rooms and the work shop
and machine shops will be placed on
the second floor An electric ele-
vator will be installed.
Mrs John Norfleet, for many years
a resident of this city, died at Ne
vada, Saturday. March 20, alter a
long illness. Some months ago her
husLandj suffered stroke OF paraiy-
SIS and as he was not able to care lor
, her, She was taken to Nevada by rel
atives and placed i'll a hospital where
She died. M Norilce, is making hi,
home with relatives in that city.
Guy Silvers, son of Judge and
Mrs. J. a. Silvers, of this city. last
week received his discharge from the
marine corps and lis expected TO ar.
rive III this city the first OF next
week. Previous to his enlistment in
the marines Mr.. Silvcrs was d clerk
in the office, OF ]. ID. Alien, clerk OF
the supreme court, at Jefferson City.
lie is lawyer and on his arrival
home will enter the law Office OF his
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tillman F. kincaid.
OF near Drexcl. have received mes
sage announcing the death of their
son, john .vcrett klncald, which oc-
Cured March ii, in hospital at 81.
>Nazarie. France. as the result of an
accident on the u. 5. 5. Yellowstone.
wilRe that vessel was in dry dock i'll
some\purt i'll France. He was
brother\of MissSTillie kincaid. Il
member OF the senior class OF the
Butler High School. !
w. A. Baker, of Pleasant Gap was
in Butler Wednesday looking after
business matters and made us a i
most pleasant call Mr.. Baker in
forms us that the herd SOW pur-
chased by w. A. Baker ~ Sons
from L. II. Glover about two months |
ago, has farrowed litter OF nine |
fine. healthy pigs. These pigs >sre
hX / iherafnr the pOland China