The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-05-08

Best grade Millet, Feterita, Red
and White kaffir, Sweet Corn,
Dwarf and Pole Beans, True Michi-
gan Navy Beans, Cucumber. Water
and Musk Melon, Squash and
Pumpkin Seed at y. O. Deacon's.
Sergt. George Hupp, of the quar-
termasters corps OF the 35th division.
was discharged at Camp Funston the
last of the week and Monday morn
ing arrived home. Like majority of
the returned soldiers, Mike has had
a plenty of army life for the time be-
ing, but looks as though it thorough
ly agreed with him.
Hammond's Slug Shot. Destroys
potato bugs and cabbage worms, GER
tain worms on tomatoes, egg plant,
flee beetles, striped cucumber beetles,
certain slugs and caterpillars on rose
bushes, and gooseberry bushes. Pro-
tect your muskmelon and water
melon vines with Slug Shot. Sold by
d. O. Deacon.
T. w. Wainwright, OF this city, has
a photograph, furnished by the war
showing the grave OF his
brother, Captain John w. Vain
wright, at Issoudin, France, who died
of pneumonia September IS, 1918. A
large stone which marks his resting
place is inscribed "a father to all in
his command The graves all seem
to be we'll cared for and the depart
ment says that they receive daily al,
tention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dickerson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Voris lett
morning on a three
months automobile trip through the
West. They will go southwes
Oklahoma, New Mexico, Ar
iona and Nevada and up through
California to the Yellowstone Park,
making the return trip by the north
ern route, reaching home some time
in August
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Moore and son,
of Kansas City, and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Moore and daughter.
Kathrine, of Kansas City, Mrs.
Howard James and daughters. Laura
and Eleanor, of Rich Hill; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Logan, of Nevada; anil
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Logan, OF FL
Dorado Springs, attended the funeral
of Mrs. Rudolph Jackson, which was
held in this city Tuesday afternoon.
DR.. H. f. Mulkey and DR.. E. c.
Mulkey left overland Sunday for
Colorado and if they can find a suit |
able location in that state they may
conclude to locate there for the prac-
lice of veterinary surgery. The Null
keys have for several years ranked
with the best veterinarians in this
section of the state and their depar-
ture will be regretted by the many
friends they have made in Bates
county and who wish them success IN
their new home.
The Times office was compliment
ID Saturday by call from Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. T. Dawson, who are farm
ng on the ]. r. Baum place few
niles north OF town. Mr.. Dawsou's
me of the Bates county farmers Jho
links that Bates county land is
worth the high prices that it has been
ringing lately and thinks by using
he latest farming methods together
With energy and perseverance it can
'e made to pay big. Mrs. Dawson is
daughter of Mr.. md Mrs. Baum and
grees with hef husband that Bates ,
ounty is about the best place for a
ome that there is. ,
Lieut.. w. o. Jackson. Jr.. first
eutenant of Co. B, I18th machine ,
nm battalion, of the 3sth division.
rived home Sunday from Camp
Xix. New Jersey. The 6attalion act: q
d - reserve a the wipine ont OF
he St Mihiel salient and from there Z
,ent to the Asgonn< forest where foe /
b days in the latter part of hast Sep I
emher they took part h that terrific
rule IN the aimost impenetrable '
,rest They were feli<ved by the 1
rst divisions one q the crack divis- I
- q The amy, WHO finished the '
OH H. agfh haa colxmenced liz