The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-07-24


We have 8 or 10 good Ford cars
4 tor sale; one new Sedan.
II Jefferson Highway Garage.
Alt .s Butler, Mo.
\ Rev. J. w. Alexander. of the Bap-
4 fist church, has returned from Green
Field, where he has been holding q
Il protracted meeting. w. N =
| Mrs. E. C. Mulkey, who has been
depending the past two weeks in this
city at the home of her mother, Mrs.
H.. Clnkenbeard.
\ Buy Stetsoh Hats at Black & Sons.
n Floyd Holloway, who is employed
in the business office of the Kansas
\ City Star spent Sunday in this city
Lat the home of his parents, Mr.. and
n Mrs. J. w. Holloway.
ii Mr.. and Mrs. John McKissock
have returned to their home in Kan
sas City after visit with Mrs. NC
Kissock's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Frank, west of town.
h Save money by trading at Black &
Sons al this year. Start today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore WeMott
have returned to their home in Kan
sas City after visit here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. We
Mott.
Mrs. w. +. Phillips and children
came down from Kansas City the
4 T. IS
guests at the home of their sisters.
Misses nellie and Alice Smith and
brother, R. J.. Smith.
One dozen used Fords for sale at
right prices. Jefferson Highway
Garage. Alt
Butler was we'll represented at the
big celebration and reunion at FL
Dorado Springs Saturday and Sun
day. The roads were in fair condi-
ton, barring the dust, and several
parties enjoyed the drive.
Warmers corsets will wash; 81 up
1 Walker Mckibben's
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Frazier ard
| daughter, Beverley, of Drumright
! Oklahoma, arrived last week for 4
visit at the home of MIR. Frazier
mother, Mrs. Claude Frazier. The
trip was made in the Frazier car.
Mrs. w. D. Keirsey and daughter
Miss Norma, little SUI, 6Ute, and
! baby daughter, Mary Lee, lett Tues
day for Fl. Collins, Colorado, where
J / ,1nIr aVfRndPd
J Later they will be joined by Mr.
) keirsey and son, Sam.
Hundreds of pairs new silk hose
lust received at Walker Nc kibbens
Sunday morning about 100 O'Clock
the roof of one of the warehouses o.
! the Farmers Elevator at the depo
. was discovered to be on fire and al
: alarm was turned in. The depart
!, mcnt responded promptly but the tire
= was distinguished before they arrived
Clyde Johnson came in the last o
!, the week from Bartlesville,, Okla
y homa, and is spending few days a
!. AAhe home of his parents, MIR. AM
Mrs. B. F. Johnson. The condition
y. fof his mother, who has been serious
q w sick Tor some time remains lin
: changed.
The Montrose Tidings says tina
= il Hears OF instances where cricket
: have eaten the Irvine on whea
= bundles-shock after shock of it, AM
cites it as another aggravation to tn
i work OF saving the wheat crop, am
t winds up by wanting to know wha
$ a burned cricket wants to lunch OF
: twinc for anyhow.
We have several used Fords price
:, right. Jefferson Highway Garage.
o In a letter enclosing a remittanc
R. B. Childs, a former Butler DO
now of Arecibo, Porto Rico, say
that he could not we'll do withou
- the weekly visits of The Times as
II keeps him in touch with his oil
friends i'll the States" and that h
). enjoys the 80 Years Ago Column
immensely.
It w. B. Bridgford, who about 3
y years ago was associated with til
+ late w. H, Hupp in the painting busi
ness in this city, arrived in the city
few days ago to spend few day
$ with his friends of long ago. MI
: Bridgford's home is now in Cincin
i natl, Ohio, and he has been visitin
l. relatives in North Dakota an
a stopped off in Butler on his wa
) home. ---------
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