The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-03-20
Silk collars at Black & Sons.

week visiting old friends.
WeMott & Major for your ma
chine and auto oil.
}. l.. Smith has disposed Of the
Southern hotel property. on West
WeMott & Major for your ma
chine and auto oil.
| Otis Andrews has sold his farm,
near town. to p. J. Hasgard. Mr..
Andrews intends TO move to But
Ter.
Mr. Robbins advises his friends to
trade at Black & Sons.
| J. w. Holloway has moved to the
Carpenter property on East Dakota
street, recently vacated by George
Alsbach.
Castor, machine and graphite ma
chine oil, WeMott 4 Major.
Claus Dykeman has been appointed
trustee Of Homer township to fill out
the uneXpired term of his father who
died recently.
Castor, machine and graphite ma
chine oil, WeMott & Major.
W. O. Atkeson is attending a meet
ing OF the state camp of the Wood :,
men of the World, as delegate from
the Butler camp.
We back up everything we sell,
Black x Sons, the place to buy.
Judge w. T. Cole has purcha ,ed
the Rome Cameron property on East
Dakota street, just across from the
Franklin school.
Newcomers: We want to- meet
you. Let's get acquainted, Black K
Sons.
Miss Amner Bullock, OF the South
ern hotel, spent few days the last
of the week in Adrian, visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. Brullman
Ladies': We would appreciate sell
ing you the clothes you buy for your
men folks. Black & Sons.
Mrs. Eugene Casebolt. OF Kansas
City. spent the last of the week III
this city with her parents, Circuit
Clerk and Mrs c. c. Swarcns.
On account OF bad weather last
week. the one cent sale will be run
one day this week. Saturday, March
2. Rhodes Pharmacy.
J. l.. Coleman and c. y. Allen. of
the Denton Coleman Loan and Title
company, made business trip To-
Springfield the first of the week.
Mrs. l.. W. keele, who underwent
all operation at Wesley Hospital in
Kansas City, Saturday morning, ~
reported as getting along nicely.
Save money by trading at Black &
Sons all this year, Start today.
DR.. Hull attended a meeting Of the
board OF regents of the Warrensburg
State Normal, at Warrensburg las
week. He is member OF the board.
MIR. ]. II. Baum, who for many
years lived north of town. has moved
to the q acre tract which he recent
ly purchased just south OF the city
limits.
The Virginia w. c. r. U. will meet
at McFaddcn's hall Thursday alter
noon at , o'clock Everyone invited,
Ola Ayres,
Press Correspondent.
Mrs. A. X. Guyton went to Kansas
City last week on business connected
with the cafe which she will open in
the opera house block in the near fl
ture.
Clyde Rogers returned to Kansas
City Saturday morning after visit
here at the home OF his mother, Mrs.
Sue Rogers, on South Mechanic
street.
J. p. Thurman, one time CIrcU1t
clerk and school commissioner OF
Bates county, spent last week in the
city attending to business matters
and shaking hands with his many
friends.
Several mild cases of the influenza
have been reported during the last
week. 1t had been hoped that But
Ter had seen the last of this plague
for some time at least, but like the
lat, it came back.
County Clerk J. w. Hall. who has
been living in the Welch property, on
Ohio street, has moved to the J. +.
Harper place, on East TT. Scott |
street Mr. Welch intends to moe
nto his Ohio street property.
1t is said that the owner of the lot
IN the corner of North Main and
chestnut streets contemplates the
rection OF a two story brick build
ng thereon in the near future. The
ormer building was destroyed by
ire.
A. c. Roster was last week called
o Muskogee, Oklahoma, by the news
# the death of his brother, l.. j..
,osier, at one time resident OF this
ounty. Funeral services were en-
ucted at Muskogee Friday after
Don.
Chas. Garard is another OF the