The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-06-03


Headlight overalls will outwear
two ordinary pair. Black & Sons. 23-ti
Mrs. Harry Hales came over from
lWarrensburg last week for visit i'll
this city with her mother, Mrs. J. G.
Walker.
Save money by trading at Black &
Sons all this year. Start today.
| Miss Kate Allison and daughter,
Miss Louise, arrived the last of the
week from St. Louis to spend few
days with old time Butler friends.
i B. f. Johnson left last week for
Paul's Valley, Oklahoma, where lie
represents the Williams Hay & Grain
company, OF Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Holloway and
daughter, Miss Lucille, returned to
their home at Blue Springs Friday
after visit with relatives in this
city.
i Newcomer-We would appreciate
your acquaintance. Black g. Sons. 23li
Mr.. Thomas w. Nelson and Miss
Laura NJ. Morrison, both of ShaWs
nee township, were united in mar
riage "Wednesday morning by Judge
B. +. Jcter at his office on East Side
Square.
Rudolph Jackson, formerly with
the Logan Moore lumber company
in this city, but for several years at
the headquarters of the company, i'll
Kansas City, spent Decoration Day
in this city with old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Ream arrived
Monday from Kirksville, Missouri,
where Mrs. Ream has for some time
been undergoing treatment in hos
pital. iIer many friends will be glad
to know that her health has much i'm
!, proved
S. {. Lewis, of northwestern
Bates, was in the city Monday and
was pleasant caller at this Office.
He reports crops, especially corn, as
looking line i'll his part of the coun-
ty. Most of the corn being up and
growing fine.
nighttime & Binns, proprietors Of
the South Side Restaurant, are pre-
pared for the hot weather. They have
installed three electric fans So that
their patrons may enjoy cool
) breeze while eating some of the good
5 roast beef that they are serving.
Mrs. Al SCHUYLER and little son,
Billy-C ole, came over from Appleton
, IL, |
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wm Cole; to take the train for
their home in Kansas City. They
were accompanied this far on thew
journey by her father.
The Cass County Democrat an
nounces that Rev. Geo. X. Scrogg:,
1pastor of the Presbyterian church. OF
that place has accepted call to the
PRESBYTERIAN church at Holden. Be
fore going to Harrisonville Rev
, Scroggs was pastor of the Presby-
tcrian church of this city.
Ed NJ. Welton, who accompanied
the remains of his father, O. J. Well
ton. who died at San Antonio, Texas,
last week, to this city, spent several
days here at the home of his broth
er. A. O. Welton. Mr.. Welton is a
linotype operator with one of :he
largest printing houses in Texas.
Miss Nadine Holloway left Satur-
day for Fayette, Missouri, where she
l., spending few days with her
cousin, Miss Juanita Holloway, who
is a student in Contra College. She
was accompanied as far as Nevaud
bv her mother. Before returning
, she expects to visit relatives at Blue
{ Springs, Missouri.
Miss Cecel Nicolay is expected to
,rrive the last of the week from
t oregon where she has been teachne
r school the past year and will spend
;. the summer in this city with her
e parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nicolay
5 Since her school term ended some
Gays ago she has been sightseeing
and visiting relatives il Portland
e Oregon, and San Francisco.
: John H. Stone, of Butler, Mo-, VIII,
:. is treasurer of Bates County, was il
/, Jefferson last week looking over hi
Il candidacy for state treasurer. III
ATTENDED the meeting of the stat'
democratic committee here the goth
r inst, and paid us friendly call. Mr.
Stone is one of Bates county's sub
e stantial citizens, was raised on
y Bates County farm and the man VIII.
beats him for state treasurer vii
y have to 60 some.-Fayette Democra
Leader.
u c. B. Robinson, of Joplin and II
sIB. Robinson, of Kansas City, spen
e Decoration day in this city. Thu
n Robinson boys" are old time resi-
o dents of this city. In the 8os the.
conducted a blacksmith and Wagon
shop on the corner of East Delaware
and Lyons streets, in building lon,
since torn down. They make ire
!, quent trips to Butleer but say tina
they see but very few familiar face'
iii the places of business or on tn
streets.
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