The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-09
School Clothes at Black g. Sons.

school Clothes at Black g. Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cannon went
to Wichita, the last OF the week to
spend few days with friends. -
Born to MIR. and Mrs. H. H. Hol-
loway,. OF East Dakota street, a girl.
Thursday morning, September :.
keep Comm in"-Black & Sons.
Everett Hays, of Kansas City, was
IN Butler the last OF the week visiting
his sister. Miss Anna, and meeting old
friends.
Lester Graves came down from
Kansas City and spent Sunday and
Monday i'll this city with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Graves.
John {. Garrett, who has a posi-
ton in the Kansas City postotfice,
came down and spent Sunday w,n
home" folks.
Miss Ceccl Nicoiay departed
flhursday Tor Eureka, Utah, where
she has a position in the public
schools ior he prese It school yeat.
Mrs. Jacob Miller, an aged resident
OF Rich Hill, died at her home in that
city Saturday morning. She had
lived i'll Rich Hill for the past 80
years.
Airs. Clyde Johnson, who has
been spending several days with
friends and relatives in :.lis city, has
returned to her home al Ealt.csviiler
Uklahoma.
Louis Pratt, son of MIR. and Mrs.
II: l.. Pratt, OF Hudson township,
lett the last Of the week for Column
bia, where he entered the Univefs.ey
OF Missouri.
School Clothes at Black 4 Sons.
L. ". Chandler and family, of near
ARKANSAS City, Kansas, arrived
thursday for visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Chandler, OF
southwest OF town.
Alfred Warner Moudy and Miss
Cora Rains, OF Adrian, went to Har-
risonvllle ednesday, August IS, and
were married, says the ADRIAN Jour
nal. They will make their home in
Kansas CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. George llartel AMI
Mrs. flarters mother, Mrs. Sarah
White, left Friday for motor car
trip to Edinburgh and Gross City,
Illinois. They expect to be gone
about two weeks.
J. NJ. Spain, of route seven, is an
other who wants the news and knows
where to get it. He was in town
Saturday and dropped into the Times
office and had his name added to our
rapidly growing mailing list.
L. {. Ruggles has commenced an
unlawful detainer proceeding against
Chas. Grape for possession OF the
Ison tasin northeast OF the city. MIR.
Ruggles claims that the tenancy ex-
rlres September, while Grape claims
that he is to remain until next March.
The case will be heard in Judge Z.
r. letters court Friday.
MIR. }. II. Robinson, of Pleasanton,
Kansas. and Miss Lettie Claypool, OF
Rich Hill were united in marriage
Monday afternoon by Judge b. +. /
Jeter at his office on the ,ere. 80, ca
the square. II. Ine submarine ne
gut and calling for aid, as l didn't ~
nix we would be able to cut through
. hull with our one little drill. @.
AT 9:Is, the Alanthus flashed us o.
At Grace had number OF holes aa
lied through, and the men were =.
eatly revived. IS sent out the y
.ssages but still called for help. "
Later the Hunt, an oil tanker, ar VI
ell after picking up our message. at
t had an electric drill, but We &C
md it was useless. She stood by u
-eral hours and finally left, finding ~
. could offer no assistance. ~
In the meantime, Grace and Nc ei
lliams were taking turns with the
nd drill, and finally at 30 a. m..
er hours of the hardest kind of We
rk Il hole was cut through large We
oush for the men to escape. Il
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