The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-03-27
Buy Stetson Hats at Black & Sons.

Mrs. Lete Sackett, of Kansas City
/ is the guest of Butler relatives.
Vote nor Moreland for County
superintendent of Schools next
* Douglas Shoes at Black & Sons. If
+ Misses Jessie Ray and Lulu Shorts
two Butler girls teaching school in
Kansas City, spent Sunday with
u home folks.
| Gentry Walton, who represents
The Walton Trust Company at Chill
licothe, was business visitor to
Butler Monday.
High Art Suits at Black & Sons. tt
Postmaster J. Z. Williams is at
tending the annual meeting OF the
head camp of the Modern Woodmen
of America at Chicago.
y Overalls- Jumpers-Black & Sons,
Paul Shelton, assistant cashier OF
the Peoples Bank, spent Sunday IN
Independence with his parents, Rev.
and Mrs. X. M. Shelton.
No private business can be as inn
/ portant as the welfare Of the public
schools of the county. Do your duty.
Vote for Moreland for County Super
intendent of Schools.
$50 square feet, two coats per- gal
Ion Lomoco Paint will cover it..
Estimates free. Phone 10, Butler,
Mo. Logan Moore Lbr. Co.
Save money by trading at Black &
Sons all this year. Start today.
Bates county never had more eff
ficient official than County Superin-
tendent of Schools Arthur c. More
land. lndorse his record with yot,r
vote next Tuesday.
No private business can be as inn
portant as the welfare of the public
schools of the county Do your duty.
Vote for Moreland for County Super
intendent OF Schools.
Bates county never had a more ef
ficient official than County Superin-
tendent of Schools Arthur c. More
land. Indorse his record with your
vote next Tuesday.
| High grade blue grass. white
clover, red, alsike and sweet clover,
timothy, dwarf essex rape, kaffir
corn. sudan grass, golden millet twas
German millet, alfalfa. etc.
+ d. o. Deacon.
Fred l.. Hermann and Miss Leona
Snodgrass, two we'll known young
people of the Spruce neighborhood,
were united in marriage in this city,
Wednesday afternoon OF last week.
Justice of the Peace Jeter officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bynum, OF III
Dorado Springs, made brief visit
with Butler friends Sunday. MIR.
Bynum was formerly i'll charge of
the shoe department at the Walker
McKibben store.
| am offering especially nice stock
of Stowell's evergreen, white ever
green, golden bantam, Minnesota
early, Shakers early, early MANI
moth, late Mammoth, sweet corn.
Also extra early and large Adams
corn. ID. q. Deacon.
The Republican organization has
laid its plans to defeat County Sup
erintendent OF Schools Moreland at
the election Tuesday. They are en-
erting every effort to put his OPP
ponent over" No Democrat should
fail to vote.
No private business can be as im-
portant\as the welfare OF the public
schools OF the county. Do your duty.
Vote for Aloreland for County Super
intendent of Schools.
d. B. Reynolds, who was called to
this city last week by the. serious
illness of his daughter, Mrs. Free
man B. Walton, returned to his home |
at Kingfisher, Oklahoma. Monday. |
Mrs. Walton's friends will be glad
to learn that her condition is Gerry |
much improved.
1t would be folly to discharge
good and efficient teacher to employ !
one of unknown ability. Would it
not be even more unWiSe to do the
SdiIlC Will TIC hCdu VI tiS Nouhey
school system?
Col. Ben E. Harrison and w. NJ.
Parker, from over in Bates county,
were in town Monday closing up a
deal in which the colonel becomes
the owner of Mr.. Parker's 72-acre
farm on the north line of Spruce
township. Mr.. Parker will remain
on the farm till next fall.-Urich
Herald.
Claude L. Clark, for some time as
sistant superintendent Of the state
insurance department has been pro-
noted to the position of actuary Of
he department. The new position
pays $4,000 per year. Mr.. Clark is a
ormer Butler boy and has many
friends here who will be glad to
earn of his promotion. .. !,
The body of Donald, the small
on, of Mrs. Kirk Mustard. who died
n Kansas City of diphtheria, was
'roxgat to this city Saturday and
hat afternoon funeral services con-
ucted by Rev. ]. W.. Alexander. of
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