The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-11-06

overallss Jumper Black b SONS.
Art Gilmore, 81 DeepwAter, was ii
33sRutief Monday looking sitter bust
Frees matters. " A
t Capt. v. +. JoEnsou of The Times
Editorial staff has been sconfined lo
bhis home for several days. -
MrA Jennie Endefs .of Ashland,
ECregon: IS viciting her. mother, Mrs.
Mary Barron At Amsterdam
81 The damage suit Of E. H. Roster
FAgainst ]. Laswell and ]. D. NOVEL;,
iof Kansas City. for running into Mr..
Rosters car last September south OF
Adrian, was dismissed BY Mr.. Roster
Hin the Circuit Court last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. H. Black and
Andy Black and family left Wednes-
lday for Lompoc, California, where
Ithey expe0t to make their home.
The Blacks are good people and their
many friends in this community re-
Egrct their departure.
& Mr.. and Mrs. w. "A. McBurney .of
'',lAmsterdam are visiting relatives in
North Missouri and Kansas. The
Enterprise says that Mr.. McBurney
Twill commence the construction Of a
Ehew Groom home, modern in every
EWay, upon their return home.
W. w. and Mary Perry shipped a
fine male pig Monday to J. S. Kelley
1 Son. Watervalley, Miss. They
have fine herd of hogs, and are get
ting orders from far and near for
their stock. Watch the Crescent Hill
herd of Poland Chinas.-Adrian
Journal.
For Sale-Corner Fulton and Mill
streets. acres, 8 room house,
floored attic, modern except furnace.
If desired will sell with place I75
Baron White Leghorn hens and pull
lets. Also 1917 Ford car cheap.
Owner, H. c. Funk, Butler. Mo-.
phone 48S. Ne .4-tf
Fred Wisherd was in town Mon
day on business and favored us with
a call. Mr.. Wisherd has sold out
and will leave soon for Oklahoma,
where The expects to locate. He in
forms us that he still owns his
tlreshing outfit and will probably
return to operate it temporarily next
season.
Vane w. Walker. administrator OF
the estate Of the late late J. e. W a II
was in town the first of the week ar
ranging for the advertisir~ of pub
He sale of live stock, hay, grain and
implements to be held at the Walker
farm Thursday, November 18th.
Mrs. ]. 6. Walker and family expect
to move to this city, and make their
home here.
DR.. II. +. Mulkey and family have
returned home from several
months stay in the west and the doc
tor has resumed the veterinary prac-
tice here He has opened his office
in the former George Smith livery
seems to have agreed with DR.. Null
key as he is looking well and says he
is feeling fine,
X Charley Simmons has received
letter from his son, Clarence Z. Sin-
mons, who is attached to the 23d
Balloon Co.. at Fl. Sill, in which he
said that he was making preparations
to tax, another flight and would
land somewhere in Kansa,
this trip. He has already taken sew
cral flights and is much pleased with
the aviation service.
Frank Smith, OF six and one-half
miles southeast of this city received a
message late Tuesday from his
notifying him of the criti-
:al condition Of her husband, Gar
field Ramila, at Lee. Nebraska. Mr.. |
Ramila is not expected to live, and
Mr.. Smith left Wednesday morning
'or his bedside. Relatives of Mr.:
Ran1ila were also notified and left
Wednesday.
: Mrs. +. w. Pierce of Bison. Kan
sas, who spent Sunday with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Fritts of
near Amsterdam, was in Butler Mon
day. shopping. and made The Times
4 deligh ttul cal. Mrs, Pierce IS the
wife OF DR.. Pierce, a prominent ply
sfclan OF BISON Dr. flerce was Sta ;
:ioned at one of the southern camps
Turing the. war. A brother, Billie,
Who was also home Sunday, recent
y returned from service abroad.
]. L. Williams. postmaster at But
or, No, accompanied by his family,
'pent last Saturday visiting in II
Dorado, being quests while here at
he home of their old time friends,
!. p. Starlight and wife, former Bates
:odnty residents. Mr.. Williams has
leen postmaster at Butler for the
last seven years and IS one OF the
most popular officials that city ever
|ad. While in Ell Dorado, Mr. Vii
iams. in company with Mr.. Searigl,t,
cid this office a social CALI which
,as very much appreciated by the ed
loSs.-El Dorado Springs Sun
Hal J. Travis, owner and manager
{ the United Drug Company at Bit
i, was in Harrisonyilie A. short
lille last Friday afternoon. en- route
ONE with ! new Mitchell Six.
lotor car. for which he has the