The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-02-06

A few overcoats. duck coats and
corduroy pants to close out at cost
Black & Sons.
Jack Mcclure, of Parkville, spent
d couple OF days the last of the week
i'll this city visiting old friends. Mr.
Mcclure was Tor many years the
head miller at the Power Brothers
mill, on South Main street.
r. A. Bachelor, of St. Clair coun-
ty, spent Wednesday in this city
with his sister, Mrs. V. l.. Johnson.
Mr.. Bachelor. had been to Kansas
City with cattle and made a briet
stop on his way home.
James NJ. Mock, for many years j
resident OF the Round Prairie neigh
borhood, in the southeast part OF the
COUNT uicd at his home in Appleton
City, Monday, OF last week. after 4
long illness of cancer.
We are marking down our goods
in line with after the wal" prices.
Get yours while getting is good"
Black & Sons.
A. G. Mouse of near Adrian,4 was
in the city Saturday advertising a
sale which he will have Friday. Mr.
Mouse has sold his holdings in this
county and bought large farm in
t1enry county. near Blairstown.
Miss Lena Jenne died at Sis
o'clock Wednesday evening, at her
home near Adrian, of pneumonia.
following influenza. Miss Jenne's
twin sister. Amelia .)enne, died De-
cember !. OF pneumonia. following
influenza.-Rich Hill Review.
Vest Murphy, OF the Spruce neigh
borhood. was among those who re-
ceived their discharge from the army
at Camp Funston last week. Ever:
train brings in one or more young
men who have been doing their bit
in Uncle Sans army.
Seeds for ~lants now ready. Bur
PEGS fine cabbage, cauliflower. egg
plant, kohl-Rabi, pepper. tomato
also most of my lettuce. spinach
mustard. tobacco, sweet peas, pansy
and saliva seed for early sowing,
D. 0. Deacon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Morris AMI
daughter, Dorothy, of Kansas City.
spent Saturday and Sunday with rel
atives iii this city Mr.. Morris was
formerly sheriff OF this county and
now holds "a responsible position
with the Armour packing company.
L. J. Dennerline, who will hold a
sale of his surplus stock and farm
implements on February 10. was in
the city Tuesday advertising his sale.
Mr.. Dennerline contemplates going
to New Mexico and if the country
suits him he will locate there On II
ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Roster OF
north of town, received letter the
first OF the week from their son.
Richard, who is in the navy, saying
that he had arrived at Newpor,
News, Virginia, but would be unable
" SVt luIlOtikH dHU COIIlc NOME d. |
this time.
We have just finished our invoic-
ing and find we have too many
goods on hand, SO to reduce our
stock quickly we are marking
down" which will be money savrr
in your pocket.
Black & Sons.
Did the ground hog see his
shadow Sunday, February end. is
The question that is agitating the
minds, of those who believe that if
he did he will go back in his hole
md six weeks more of winter will be
he result. He certainly did unless
lis eyesight had been affected by his
winter sojourn in some dark under
ground hole.
I still have the registered Duroc {
,igs. and grass will be growing soon I
some farmer can make money by
'uying these pigs now. ! have no
Irass for them. Ny former re
hinder" brought in quite lot of adj S
'ance orders for the story book, but c
am still shy quite number Look {
10 my letter. sign the order And mail a
in now. w. O. Atkeson.