The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-17
Douglas Shoes at Black & Sons. If

Douglas Shoes at Black & Sons. II
Special service the closing night
for men and boys Thursday night at
Nj. l.. Church, South.
Orville Ray last week sold his
restaurant on the south side OF the
square to- Herbert Steele, who took
immediate possession.
An arrangement has been made with
lleasanton. Kan, Electric Power
company, to furnish a 24-hour cur
rent, commencing May 1.
Col. Robbins returned home Mon
day IRON a several days motor car
trip to Tulsa. Oklahoma. Col. Rob-
bins says they enjoyed the trip very
much and saw many interesting
sights in the oil fields.
Buy Stetson Hats at Black & Sons.
ID. Nanhoy, a substantial citizen
OF Deepwater township, and good
friend OF The Times, made this OIL
flee d pleasant call while in the city
Saturday. He says that crops OF all
sorts look mighty good in his part
OF the county and this year bids
fair - be good one for the farmer.
Overalls-I lumpers-Black & Sons.
The women evangelists who have
been holding meeting at the Airl-
can NJ. +. church, on East Pine
street. lett Thursday for their homes
in Kansas City. Monday night they
held services in the circuit court
room and were listened to by a
large audience OF both white and
colored folks.
Save money by trading at Black 4
Sons al lthis year. Start today.
]. NJ. Chambers. one of Bates
countys all wool and yard wide
democrat, was in town Saturday and
was a pleasant caller at this office.
MIR. Chambers keeps well posted on
political affairs and has a small opin
ion of. the so-called Democrat who
runs around criticizing the Presl-
dent in the present world crisis.
High Art Suits at Black & Sons.
W. J. Bard. one OF The Times
good republican friends, observed
his custom oi many years stan.lng
one day last week by dropping into
this Office and having the dates on
his paper set ahead another year
He is one ii Bates countys very
best citizens and there is always u
chance that he may repent and get
into the right party.
Special service the closing night
iur men and boys Thursday night at
NJ. +. Church, South.
Mrs. Robert L. Andrews. OF Great
Falls. Mont, is visiting at the home
Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. |. 5.
kooniz. near Ballard. She was
called by the illness OF her brother.
Conn. but did not arrive until alter
his death. Several other members
oi the family are tonvalescing from
attacks al the influenza and she eX-
poets to remain until they have lully
recovered.
Guy Silvers. who has ior some
time been q member OF the United
States marine corps and stationed at
Norfolk. Virginia, has received his
discharge and Tuesday morning ar
rived in this city. Before his enlist
ment he was employed in the office
OF the clerk Of the Missouri supreme
court at Jefferson City, but he now
intends 70 make Butler his home and
will go into the law office OF his
father, Judge !. \. Silvers.
Milkoiine * per gallon. 1t will
make Your hogs grow lat and faster
For sale at Logan Moore Lbr.
lard. Butler. Mo. oo-2t
Mr.. and Mrs T.. +. Eggleson. who
have been spending the past several
months IN Sacramento, California,
returned To Bates county Tue sday.
The Eggleson> formerly lived on
one OF the finest improved farms in
western Bates, but when their son.
who farmed with Mr.. Eggleson, was
indicted into the army and they sold
out and moved to California. Their
many Bates county friends will be
glad to know that they are back and
hope that they are back Tor good.
Attend the revival at the NJ. +.
Church, South. Thursday evening.