The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-09-11
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Henry w. Laccoarce and Mis-
May Romsburg, Of southeast 0
town, were united III marriage Fri
day afternoon by Justice Of the Peac,
p. G. Newsome at his office in tn,
| court house.
Y Ladies, come to us for everything
IfKou need for the men folks, Black 4
HSons.
III Recorder Fortune has issued mar.
riage license to Mr.. Chas! ]. Conner
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Conner, oi
Summit, and Miss Neva ]. Moles
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
| Moles, Of Shawnee. s
1 Young Fellow, if you want to see
the newest goods, always see Black
& Sons.
Arthur Fortner has purchased the
grocery store of G. w. Dixon, on
! North Main street.: Mr.. Former has
i been connected with the store for
some time and thoroughly under
| stands the grocery business.
We save you money on your work
clothes. Everyone Of you ought to
buy of us, Black & Sons.
Mis- Eura Tuttle was down from,
Harrisonville a few days last week
Visiting with old friends. Miss Eura
was for a long time one of the But
Ter and Rich Hill telephone COM
pany's most popular operators.
! The engagement of Miss Ethel
Pratt of Appleton City and Mr.. Clar-
cnce Longstreth, of the Missouri Pa
cific offices, this city, has been an
nounced and the date of the wedding
set for September I6.-Nevada Mail.
We can save you Sc. 50 to $500 on
your suit. Try us, Black & Sons.
The Times office was honored one
day last week by call by Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Wilson, of the Urich
neighborhood. Mrs. Wilson looked
over the plant and saw just how a
modern country newspaper is print
ed
G. B. Toilette sold his 100 acre
farm just soth of the Lake and Park
grounds to Eugene 20 Rathbun, Of
Maryville, Mo. $I3o per acre being
the consideration. Mr.. Rathbun also
owns the Caruthers farm, west of the
city.
James P. Holland, son of Charles
J. Holland, formerly a resident of the
eastern part of this county, died at
Spokane, Washington, August "a
1919. The remains were brought to
Appleton City, where funeral SER
vices were held.
Thursday night r. L. Beach re-
ccived word of the death OF his sis
ter, Mrs. ]. H. Searfoss, which oc-
Cured at her home at Odessa, Mis-
souri,. Mr.. Beach and family left for
that place Friday to attend the fun
eral, which was held Saturday.
Mis- Mary Bradcn, who has been
spending her vacation in thsi city at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Braden, returned the
last VI tuS WIEN " NdlSdS lily,
where she is teacher in the public
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Walker left the
first of the week for Glenwood
Springs, Colorado, where Mr.. Walk
er, who is the local agent for the
New York Life Insurance Company,
will attend meeting of the agents Of
that company.
Henry c. Hyatt, jr., sold his 400
acre farm two miles east of Adrian,
Monday, to w. F. Duvall at $125 an
acre. Mr.. Hyatt bought this farm a
year ago at $o7.5o an acre and has
raised a big crop on it this season.
Adrian Journal.
Earl Laramore returned to his
home at Omaha, Nebraska. Friday
after visit with relatives in this
city. He was accompanied home by
his cousins, Miss Viola and Johnny
Raumaker, who expect to make an
visit in Omaha.
In what was one of the best games
yet played in the city league the
Printers defeated the High School
team Friday evening by score of 9 !
to 3. 1t was the first game of the |
High School boys and they promise |
to do better when they get to going.
The Shetland pony contest the
Rhodes drug store has been conduct
ing has closed and Noble Ray was
made just about the happiest boy that
could be imagined when he was
awarded the pony, which is a beauty
and would make the heart of any boy
glad.
Wanted-Good reliable Agents to
'ell farm seeds direct to farmers.
Excellent opportunity for = hustler.
Have agents making from $4,000 to
$4,000 per month. Write us for par
iculars.
Standard Seed Co.,
7-3t Clarinda, Iowa.
Ford Turpin, who has been spend
ne ten day furlough with his par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Turpin, Of
'ummit, has returned to his station
I Camp Pike, near Little Rock, Ar
anSas, He saw several months of