The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-02-27

Travis, where things happen. are
selling wall paper 20 per cent off till
March 10th.
Butler was we'll represented at the
motor and tractor show in Kansas
City the last OF. the week.
Mrs. F. T. Letton, who had been
visiting at the home of her son, II.
{. Letton, returned to her home in
Nevada Friday,
Otto Sunderwirth, of the Denton
Coleman aud Title Company,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
home folks at Rockville.
Bring in your harness and have
them repaired and oiled before the
spring work opens up.
WeMott & Major.
w. a. Claunch has purchased from
l.. a. Barber the home on East TT.
Scott street that he has been occn-
pying for the last several years.
Mrs. Ike Howard went to Kansa,
City Monday to be with her husband
who is III the Wesley hospital, where
he had undergone severe surgical
operation.
Eggs for Matching: From finest
bred S. c. Reds. Only $I.oo per IS.
Put in your order early. Mrs. J. B.
Boulware, 3I2 Harrison street,
Phone I26. I9-4t
Roy Coonrod and sister, Miss
Flossie, came down from Kansas
City and spent the week end with
their sister. Mrs. Lloyd Gaines and
MIR. Gaines.
When in need of halter remem-
Der the Chicago rawhide halter, If
you break one within year OF day
of purchase we will replace it with
a new one.
WeMott 4 Major.
NJ. +. Perry, OF Shawnee township,
has purchased the w. w. Trabue
place just north of the City limits.
Mr.. Trabue will move to the Roster
place on West Dakota street.
J. c. Wilson, who last fall bought
the Sturgeon place, in Summit, has
purchased the 100 acres lying Just
east oi it at 500 per acre. This will
make Mr.. Wilson one of the finest
farms in this part OF the country.
Scott \ewsome, who was recently
discharged from the ammunition
irain OF the Rainbow division, and
has been visiting at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. New
some, in this city. LETT the last of the
week for Kansas City.
Down she goes-No I. No. and
so. ], galvanized wash tubs o5c
$l.l5 and Sl..25. Were $l'5. SI.ho
and SIS. Galvanized buckets. TO-
- and IL quart, Joe. 45c and SOC.
Were toe. o5c and zoe.
y. @. Deacon.
Henry llerrcll, who lett Butler
with Company h. but who was soon
after transferred TO the quartermas
ter's department. arrived in the city
Tuesday from South Amboy, New
Jersey. and is spending short iur-
Tough with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| John l!errell.
Nernic Daniels. who has been serv
j. in the engineering corps OF the
l.. s. army has received his discharge
and returned home Saturday. Dur
ing his service in the army he was
stationed at Camp Funston. Rams.
Camp Mills. New York, and Camp
humphrey. Virginia.
DR.. T. w. Arnold attended the an
nual alumni banquet of the Western
Dental college. which was held at the
Hotel Baltimore. in Kansas City,
Friday night. There was also a
clinic and all the newest things IN
dentistry was demonstrated tor the
benefit OF the visiting dentists.
Claude Shanklin. Rich Hills con-
scientious obiector. who has been
serving a oo-day sentence i'll the
Bates county Jail for failure to regis
ter ior the selective draft has served
his sentence and been discharged
1t is said that Shanklin had exemp-
tions that would have kept him from
going TO war if he had registered.
Mr.. and Mrs.-F. VI. Wheeler OF the
Sprague neishborhood, have received
the sad news OF the death of theil
son, Frank Wheeler. who has beer,
with the L. S. army in France since
August. They were notified of his
death by his nurse who said ht
passed away Januar 10Th and was
buried in beautiful little cemetery
in France. The parents have not as
vet been notified by the War Depart.
mcnt. Mr.. and Mrs Wheeler and
family have the sympathy of all I,
their sad bereavement.-Rich Hill
Review.
Friday night the members OF Car,
nation Rebckah lodge |. o. O. r.