The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-02-20
stetson hats. at Black & Sons.

ing March 10, 1919.
Douglass shoes at Black & Sons.
Charley Hupp has disposed of his
home on East Fl. Scott street 20
Harry French, who will take posses
sion abort bort the first Of March.
High Art suits at Black & Sons.
Captain Geo. L. Caruthers. who IS
stationed at Spartansburg, S. c., has
notified Mrs. Caruthers that he ex-
Ipects to be home within short time.
Eggs for Matching: From finest
bred 5. c. Reds. Only $I.oo per IS.
Put in your order early. Mrs. J. B.
Boulware, 3I2 Harrison street.
Phone I26. Io-+t
i Mrs. Chas. f. Fortune entertained
/ the Priscilla Club Wednesday after
noon OF last week at her home on
North Havana street. Mrs. Henry
Sheppard was guest of honor.
Silk shirts. collars, Black 4 Sons.
Jodie F. Woirhage and Miss Eli !,
NJ, Hoover, both of Mayesburg, were
united in marriage at the Recorder S
office in this city Wednesday,. Fe5ru-
airy 10, 1919, Judge B. F. Jeter Of
ficiatng.
Overalls and jumpers. Black &
Sons.
| Captaip William Allen has received
honorable discharge and is home
from Fort. Riley. Captain and Mrs
Allen will soon be at home to their
friends in the Lartonoix apartments
Jefferson City Capital News.
Trunks and bags at Black & Sons
DR.. and Mrs. T. w. Arnold enter
tanned the members and their wives
of the official board of the Christian
church Monday evening at their
home OH West Ohio street. Dainty
Refreshments were served.
We make your dollars have more
cents, Black & Sons Clio. Co.
The Epworth League OF the Ohio
fStreet Methodist Episcopal church
gave a Japanese tea. Sunday after
noon from $50 to o:3O O'Clock. III tht
League chapter rooms. Mrs. +. n
| Hobson acted as hostess.
Everything sold with guarantee
Trade with Black & Sons now.
On March Ist. the Hnpp & Sod
paint shop will move to the br:!4ins
on the west side, nn7r occupied "
1T. W. Fisk. The Fisk store will
move to the north side to the hu'l"
ing formerly occupied ~ the k""1e-
| Pharmacy.
ion brand work shoes. The very
Hest in Butler. Black & Sons.
Mrs. i. l.. Nantrees. the wife :"
Ernest Nantrees. formerly OF Tx
democrat OF this city. and little son
twere painfully injured at abilene
Kansas where they reside. severa
days ago when they were struck n,
a motor car.
Save money by trading at Black <
Sons this year. Start today.
The four o'clock morning ,ras>en
ger train from the north was can
celled Wednesday morning OF az
count of wreck on The trat> Al
Harrisonville, where tw 0 freight car:
were derailed. The morning 'nai
did not arrive until the 1920 traii
from the north.
Sam w. Davis, c. A. Denton amt
r. d. Allen have received from Go,
Gardner appointments as delegate
from Bates county to the mid-cont!'
nent section of the National Con.
gress tor League Of Nations. to b,
held at St. Louis Tuesday ant
Wednesday. February rs and ~.
William Ketner, worthy and
highly respected citizen = OF East
Boone township, died at his home
last Friday of appendicitis. Funeral
services were held Sunday at tn.
Crescent Hill cemetery. conducted b!
M. E. Trowbridge.--Adrian Journal
Green Bolin. of Ph ,ei,ix. Ariz.. re
turned home the first OF the wees
after a weeks visit here at the home
TO Doc Bolin in Shawnee and Strr
Bolin in Pleasant Gap. Mr.. Bo!en
who about eighteen years ago left
here and went to Arizona. is nov.
serving his third tenn as State Mine
Inspector. ----a----'--.---...--.--- ----------/
Word has been received here OF the
birth of son to Lieutenant and
MRS. David Colyer which event hap
Dorad ~ G. I ou;S Mrs CO1ver WAS