The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-05-01

Fred Williams has purchased thu
Richardson property, on South Me
chanic street.
Miss Frances Catron went te
Drexel the last of the week to, coacf
the Drexel High School pupils in /:
play that they will present.
veralls-Jumpers-Black & Sons.
Mrs. Wallace Heinlein left the las,
of the week for Denver, Colorado
= where she joined her husband, who
is travelling in that territory.
= c. A.. Chambers, who recently pur.
chased stock in the Montrqse bank
and removed his family to that city,
has sold his holdings and returned
to Butler.
Buy stetson Hats at Black & Sons.
John Dibb1e, an inmate of the
county home, died THURSDAY morr-
ing of last week. Fuperal' services
conducted by Rev. S. B. Moore, of
the, Christian church, were held Fri
= day.
James Barker,> of the White House
Barber Shop, received Telegram the
last of the week from his soma Lewis,
announcing his safe arrival ii New
York after abonnt a years service
overseas.
Mrs c. A. Lusk. OF Virginia, last
week received wire from her hus-
band, Capt. c.. A. Lusk, of the Army
Medical Corps, saying that he had
arrived in New York from overseas
and expected to be home soon.,
Ira Woste, of Norfolk, Nebraska,
former Butlerite, who has been .yis-
iting relatives near this city, left the
last of the week for Ell Dorado
Springs, where he is visiting other
relatives before returning = to his
home. -
4. Thursday night as Elmer Solder
strom was cranking his car prepara-
= tory TO starting to his home south OF
town after taking in the High School
play, he was the victim of kick
back which broke his right arm.
:. Douglas Shoes at Black & Sons. If
Mrs. N. E. Giililand and two
daughters, Misses Doris and Eva,
and son, Whitney, left last week tor
Pueblo, Colorado, where they will
make their home with her father, DIR.
S. w. Maxey, who is practicing med
icine there. ' /
Mrs. Anna Mallett and Mrs. Kath-
crime Noonan, of Kansas City, who
were called here last week by the
death of their father, Casper SIAM
men, have returned home. Their
mother went back to Kansas City
with them and will make her home
in that city.
Rev. John Baxter Clyde and A. H.
Culver returned the last1of the week
from Kansas City, where they had
been attending a meeting /of the
Kansas City Presbytery Of the Pres
byterian church. Mr. Culver was
elected one Of four commissioners
10 attend. the St. Louis assembly
some time this month.
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Frank Schantz arrived home the
last of the week from overseas SER
vice. Young Schantz was at one
time reported missing in action, and
was. afterwards found in German
prison camp. He is perhaps the only
Butler man who enjoyed" that dis
tinction, and he certainly looks none
the worse for his experience.
A certain Butler citixea says that
the tank may have been very de-
stiuctive concern, but that there are
seyersl horses and cattle pefmitted |
60 run 1t large in his part Of toylnt
that have il on any tank ever made |
vixen Il comes 10 tearing up end de- i
sffoying Uzfdens. Furthefmdfe bel
s1Ss hat hsf;s getting mighty tired
ofs ~ edAy 6ettiAg g1fdeql
ii fi1e shS6e5 asd tea that niGaf
5z6 1iB 1slGhbu1s horses md cattle Il
e.. a. ; 80 ~ "a ! ); q -. -