The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-06-19

4. Grass, Weed, Brush, .Scythes and
snaths at D. Q. Deacon's.
" Mrs. George Kiersey, who has
been visiting in Kansas City, re-
turned home the first Of the week.
Nj John E. Burris and Anna M. Nc
Kinney, giving their address as But
der, Missouri, were granted a license
(xo wed in Kansas City Monday.
Copper Rivets, assorted, were. 4oc,
now csc box at D. O. Deacon's.
Z J. T. Prewitt, of the Candy Kitch-
en-, and George Kiersey, motored to
Kansas City one day the-last of the
week.
Select Fork and Hoe handles at
reasonable prices at D. o. Deacon's.
u Mrs. J. G. Hayes, of Mt. Vernon,
Missouri, arrived the last of the week
Etor visit with her sister, Mrs. J. r.
jenkins.
n Opportunity Extraordinary, set of
rs drop forged steel S Wrenches for
$I.25\at D. O. Deaeon's.
Fred Hupp and his sister; Mrs. Earl
Mulkey, left Tuesday for Kansas
City, where they are spending few
days with friends. q.
h You know those Iowa Hay Forks
with small, springy HANDLES, best
made, at D. O. Deacons.
+ Miss Helen Kiersey arrived the
first of the week from Okmulgee, Ok
lahoma, and is visiting at the home
,of her brother, George Kiersey. -
Genuine Crescent Wrenches, Long
Nose Pliers, Monkey Wrenches, Cold
Chisels and Punches at
n d. O. Deacon's.
\ George Osborne, of St. Paul, Min
3nesota, is visiting at the home of his
father, Capt. VIM. Osborne, in the
west part of town. He expects to re-
main until about July 4th.
\, 1t will be to your advantage to buy
your Gillette, Gem, Ever Ready, En-
Gers Safety Razors and extra blades
'6trop, Brushes and Homes of
d. o. Deacon.
O. l.. Radford, who represents the
Denton-Coleman Loan and Title
company, at Bentonville, Arkansas, is
visiting relatives and friends in and
near Butler.
Miss Vera Benedict left Thursday
Of last week for Fl. Scott, Kansas,
where she is spending a few weeks
with her brothers, E. X. and F. E.
Benedict. -
p When there is only 3oc or 4oc diff
ference between cheap Freezer and
Shepards Lightning, with its heavy
can, round hoops, strong gearing and
quick action, that it pays to buy a
Lightning. i d. O. Deacon.
&C. NJ. Walker came down from
Kansas City Tuesday and drove his
car, that he was compelled to leave
here last week on account of the rain,
back with him.
<Chas. E. Mains arrived from
Wichita, kas., the first of the week
and after a brief visit with his moth
err, Mrs. l. N. Mains, left Tuesday
night for St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Smith and
son, Billy, and Mr. and Mrs. w. W.
Cannon left Sunday for fishing and
trip to southwest Missouri.
The trip was made in Mr.. Smiths car.
Mrs. Frank Ream and brother,
Ditzler, and Mrs. C.. +. Hupp and
son, Ben, and daughter, Miss Her
schel, left Sunday morning for Cali
fornia, where they expect to spend
the summer. They were accom-
panied as far as Kansas City by Mr..
Hupp.
Estray Notice-Found smooth
mouth, light hay horse, with star in
face, in my pasture, May FL. Owner
may have him on Identification and
paying for keep and this advertise
ment.
O NJ. o. McClarnon,
33-4t Archie, Mo.
w. F. Lenhart has severed his
CONNECTION with the E. M. Cole store,
where he has for some time been en-
,loyed as baker, and left Saturday
hight for Higginsville, where he has
accepted a. position as foreman of
he Higginsville Advance. Besides
,eing a first-class baker, Mr.. Len
TART is good printer. His family
will follow him later.
Chas. Roy Staley, of near .Urich
nd Miss Meta l. Board, of Mont
ose, were married at the home of
Ter parents, J. w. Board and wife, in
dontrose, Wednesday evening at 4
clock by Rev. Swan, pastor of the
4. E. church. The bride. wore a
ainty gown of white organdie
in lace. She is a very at
ractive gift and taught Wagner
chool the past term very successful
I. Previously to that She taught
eyeral years in Bates county. The
room is a hustling and progressive
Dung farmer and the son of T. R.
taley and wife, of Bates county
linton Eye.