The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-06-24

Several Butler folks motored to
Ell Dorado Springs and spent the day
Sunday.
. Extra good wearing Ladies Cotton
Hose, 35C. Walker NJ cKibben S.
|. {. Patterson, vice president OF
the Denton-Coleman Loan and little
Co., left Friday for an extended trip
through the east.
Fiatex Voile, the Georgettc Wolfe,
all cvfcrs, $$i5o.IN afker-MCk1bbc 5.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry VanDyke. Of
this city are rejoicing over the BIRTH
OF a fine ten pound girl, Catherine
Irene. Monday, June II, 1920.
Dandy line Suit Cases and Grips.
Walker Nc kibben
Bowman, the land man, conducted
another party OF prospective land
buyers to the Rio Grande valley, N
southern Texas, last week.
A wonderful stock OF underwear tor
the smallest baby to the longest man.
WalkerEMc Kibben's.
Rev. Roy II. Biser, OF the Chris
tan church, last week attended d
convention of the Christian churches
aud Sunday schools of the state az
Marshall, Missouri.
High Art Suits at Black 4 Sons.
Sow Rape Seed. in the corn! Its
all velvet. Dwarf Essex Rape is
the jucicst, quickest fodder. and
comes out new whenever it rains.
Best fresh seed at ID. @. DcaconS.
Newcomer-We would appreciate
your acquaintance. Black 4 Sons. 23tf
The Pleasant Gap Home Makers
Club will give an ice cream supper
at the home OF +. f. Morilla Tues
day evening. June 20. The Butler
band will furnish music. Everybody
invited. SIT
Young men-Trade at the Young
MEMS Store, Black 4 Sons. 23-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. X. +. Morgan, OF JET
fcrson City, are here visiting his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Asa Morgan,
and other relatives. o MIR. Morgan
has a position with the permanent
seat OF government department.
The Z. A. Strout Farm Agency for
Bates County, represented by Canter-
bury & Harper, is receiving inquiries
for Bates county land. If you have
any property for sale, list 1t IN this
Agency and get the service.
loo Geer. who lives few miles
west of town. Thursday enlisted III
the United States army at the But
Ter recruiting office. He was sent to
Kansas City to be mustered into the
service and assigned o his command.
Bates county frieneds have re-
l'ceiv ed the news that Mrs. 1. L.
Dixon who until her marriage few
weeks ago was Miss Hazel Carr, OF
near Foster, is critically i'll with the
typhoid fever at her home at West
Frankfort, Illinois.
George Hupp spent the week end iii
this city with his mother, MRS. WIN.
Hupp, and other relatives. Mr.. Hupp
has for some time been holding a
position as stenographer with Kan
sas City firm in their office in that
city, but has been transferred to their
Texas office.
Clarence Kinney and family left
the first of the week for an extended
automobile tour through the West.
They expect to be gone about two
months and on their trip will visit
at the home of his parents. MIR. and
Mrs. Charley Kinney, at Los
Angeles, California.
C. H. Evans, of Spruce, one of The
Times Oldest and most appreciated
friends, made this office pleasant
call while in town one day last week.
He informs us that crops are looking
exceedingly well in his section, al
though there are good many chintz
bugs which may do some harm later
ton.
Our spring goods are here. Come
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