The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-05-20
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fight for her.
Douglas Shoes at Black & Sons. If
When Mr.. and Mrs. +. E. Witter,
|of Kansas City, returned home fro II
a visit with her parents at Amstef-
dam they found that thieves had en-
tered their home and carried off
about $3.50 worth of valuables, says
the amsterdam Enterprise.
Nice stock ladies OUTSIDE Hose.
Walker McKibben's.
B. r. Baskerville and N. d. Brown,
of the east part of the county were
callers at this office one day the last
|of the week. Mr.. Baskerville is one
|of our old and valued subscribers and
friends, while Mr.. Brown, following
his example. enrolled as Times
reader while in town.
Mems Socks, black or colored, csc.
Observation-Disclosures.
|, The Times good friend, J. Acker,
man, of the Hume 'feighborhood, was
"a county seat visitor Monday and
while in town made this office an APP
.preciated call. Mr.. Alderman owns
one Of the best farms in his section
and is one of the So}inty's most pro-
gressve and substantial citizens.
Light or dark Aprons, $I.oS and
S2.25. Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. J.. w. Voris, of Summit, left
the first of the week for Cedar
Rapids, Nebraska, where she will
snend some time visiting her sister,
Mrs. R. l.. Mcdonald and Mrs. Nc
Donald. Mr.. Mcdonald, who is pub
Usher of newspaper in that city re-
teived his newspaper education in
this city.
Our remnant counter is a money
saver. Walker McKibben's S.
Relatives in this city have received
the announcement of the birth OF
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X.
Bennett, of Manila Philippine Islands.
The little one was born at Pueblo,
Colorado, where Mrs. Bennett was
visiting her parents. Mr.. bennett is
a son of L. A. Bennett, of this city.
i. Their >labors for the year being
over, the teachers Of the Butler
schools, who do not live here left
the last of the week for their homes
Il, various parts of the country.
Sine plan to spend the summer en-
jcying a we'll earned rest and others
will attend summer schools. None of
the High school teachers of the year
just closed will return next year. :.
Emmett Bullock, who for the past
few months has been holding posi-
ton with the Missouri Pacific rail-
road in Western Kansas and Eastern
Colorado, returned home Sunday and
will spend the summer in this city
with home folks. Emmett says that
part of the country is all right, for
those who like it, but he prefers Mis-
souri,.
Young men-Trade at the Young
Mems Store, Black & Sons. 23-tf
Burpee's unequalsd Sweet Corn,
Golden Bantam, Howling Mob, Early
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Sweet Orange, Early Minnesota,
Kendall's Early Giant, Mammoth
Early, Golden Giant, Country Gent
ema1, White Evergreen and Stow
Ills Evergreen, all soc pound. Have
some good home grown StowelEs
Evergreen at 2oc pound.
D. o. Deacon.
Frank Armstrong, who is in charge |
VI the Democratic state committee |
headquarters in Kansas City, was in
own Saturday looking after business
matters. Mr.. Armstrong is an old
man, being for many years
connected with the Cass County
democrat and later was the publish
r of a newspaper at Camp Doniphan,
uring the time that the 35th division
vas modified there. While here he
made The Times office a pleasant
all. II
Our spring goods are here. Come
I aud see them. Black & Sons. z3-tf
The new Standard Oil filling sta
on, corner West Ohio and North
lavana streets, that has been under
for some time has been
ompleted and Saturday morning
pened for business. The new build
lg, of brick and stucco, constitute
on, adds much to the appearance Of
lat corner that has for years been
coupled by disused livery stable
I'd a.row'o of frame shacks. The Wis
OF to Butler as he comes UP Ohio
rect will form much better opin-
n OF the town.
Headlight overalls will outwear
70 ordinary pair. Black & Sons. 23-ti
Mayor Askew, of Adrian, has ap-
,inted Warren Ricketts, as city !
easurer to succeed H. l.. Fair, who |
- yerved the city in that capacity
E thifty-seven years and during II
iselou6 period Of time every penny i
~ cftys money has been faith
~ scounted for, says the Journal.
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