The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-08-26

/ School books II Smiths Z Book
tSt1re. Inn Building.
\ Ed Heavilin left the first .of the
week for a few days visit with
friends at Mound City, Kansas, Il /
Edgar, Crigler, of Nevada, arrived
\ Monday for few days visit with rel
atixes in the Spruce neighborhood.
/. Turner and family, .of souti,
TOT town, returned Sunday from a
three weeks automobile trip TO iii
EEois, where they visited relatives.
Glenard Thomas, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Fl. Thomas OF this city, has
lenrOlled as student at the Chilli
cOthe Business College.
Miss Marguerite Morgan. daugh-
tier of Mr. and Mrs. d. B. Morgan,
VI Springfield is visiting relatives in
this city.
Mrs. Fred Rich, who has been Wis
Iiting friends and relatives in Butter
and the east part Of the county, has
returned to her home at Bunnell,
Florida.
The Times office was compliment
cd Saturday afternoon by visit
from Miss Edna Mier, of route four,
who ordered The Times to make
weekly visits to the Mier home dur
| ing the next year
Hear DR.. Burris Jenkins and Mrs.
w. w. Martin speak at the opening
Of the Democratic Campaign in But
Ter today, Thursday, Aug. as.
| l. NJ. clearinghouse has sold his
residence properly on East Dakota
street andswill give possession with
iii the next few days. He plans to
spend some time visiting relatives in
the east after which he will return to
this city and buy another home.
| Mrs. Joe Bellman, 62 years old, a
former resident of Rich Hill. died at
the county infirnaryt at Butler
| Thursday evening, August 10Th, hav-
ing suffered a stroke of paralysis.
She is survived by her husband, also
| two sisters and two brothers. Rich
Hill Review.
The Times is informed that J. W.
Alder. who some time ago disposed
| OF his interest in the Bank Of Mer.
win, had bought it back and has also
bought the Bank of Amsterdam.
This will be good news to the Inauy
friends of Mr.. Alder in the western
and northwestern part of the county.
Hear DR.. Burris Jenkins and Mrs.
w. w. Martin speak at the opening
of the Democratic Campaign in But
Ter today. Thursday, Aug. a6.
Lee Phelps, wife and two children.
arrived Monday from Billings, Mon
tana, where they went three years
ago expecting to make that state
their home, but like many others
they found that there was no place
fike good Old Bates county, 50 they
are back home" again and will make
their home in or near Butler.
Skim your milk with Renfrew
Cream Separator. WeMott & Major
The heavy rains of\ last week just
about assure Bates county a bumper
corn crop and were of immense ben
Gift to the tall pastures, which, were
getting pretty dry in SECTORS. News
paper, reports would indicate that the
downfall was general over Missouri
and Kansas, the state fair a: Sedalia
being practically rained out Thurs
day and Friday.
School children attentiou! II You
are going to school and to light
house keeping, remember we have
several and hand oil stoves we are
offering cheap. Come in and see us.
IA WeMott & Major.
c. w. Ray returned home last
week from . several weeks trip
through Northefn A1i1oaa. Mrs.
Ray, Who has been visiting 1t hide
pendence, has xlsor 'returded home.
Murray was delighted with his trip
and with the country. :.
Scissof Books, for all the schools
in the county at Smiths Book Store,
Inn Building .Just Around the Cor
ner," Butler, Mo-. r
w: c. T. U. County Convention
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