The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-12-23

student at Central College, at Fayttte
is spending the holidays in this city
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. V. J..
Johnson
Ladies all wool jersey blouses, s.. SO
to Sl2.5o. Walker Nc kibbln $.
Robert Licvan and Glenard
| Thomas are home from Chilicothc,
where they are attending bushes,
college, to spe,H the holidays with
home folks
James Byford, who several years
ago resided east Of town returned TO
his home in Oklahoma last week
after visit with old friends in ami
near Butler.
Mr. and Mrs. Water Smith, of La
Cygne, Kansas, were in Butler the
last of the week looking after business
matters. MIR. Smith has retired from
the farm and has engaged in the res
taurant business at LaCygne.
Wonderful $2.5o Neckties for ST. so.
Walker Nc kibben Mere. Co.
Mrs. Adaline Stanley and daughter,
Miss Daisy. arrived the first OF the
week from Kansas City for visit
with Butler relatives. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. Nellie Welch who
rad been visiting relatives in that
| city.
| The fire department was called to
Observation-Disclosures
I Ohio street, Friday morning to ex-
tinyush a small fire on the roof
started by sparks from flue. The
chemical extinguisher was used and
the loss which was small was fully
covered by insurance.
$3.50 Outing Gowns ON sale $I.oS.
/ Walker McKibben Mere. Co.
Frank Harris, colored, a Federal
prisoner, who has been confined i'll
the Bates county jail charged with a
violation OF the Volstead law, was
taken to Kansas City by Sheriff Bak-
or Tuesday. He was arraigned in the
United States court Wedne sday morn
ing
For SALE-One case air rifles.
One case shot Fonc $50. 1I-4t
The Missouri Pacific passenger
and mail train due to arrive III this
city at $50 Saturday morning was de-
laycd several hours by two derailed
freight cars just this side of Pleasant
ILL The mail and passengers were
detourcd by way of Clinton and
Nevada and arrived here that after
noon.
Harley Campbell, for thirtyseven
years a resident of Nevada, and al,
cmploye Of Missouri Pacific for that
length of time, died Tuesday OF last
week at Wichita, Kas., from para
lytic stroke. Mr.. Campbell is we'll
known to many Butter people, having
run on passenger trains between
here and Kansas City for many years.
Plenty of Good seats yet for the
F'Iks Minstrel. either night.
The agriculture class of the Apple
ton City high school, accompanied
by their teacher, Prof. HillhouSe
drove over Friday and attended the
Bates County Corn show. They are
a live bunch of youngsters and are
taking advantage of every oppor-
| tmity to add to their knowledge OF
agriculture.
Black face con1c,iians anil coon
shoutcrs at the I-lks Min,'.',l.
Butler friends have received the
announcement OF the marriage OF
Frank Green, formerly of this city,
and Miss Olive G. Snyder, OF Fuller
ton, Nebraska, whill was solemnized
at the home OF the bride in Fullerton,
Wednesday, December s. The groom
is son OF Lee Grfcen, one of the
former proprictors OF the Inn, and
has many frineds in this city.
Beacon Falls Rubber Boots and
| ArcticS are best.
Walker Mckibben Mere. Co.
John T. Yoss, one OF the leading
farmers of Rockville township, was a
county seat visitor Friday and in
formed his friends here that it was
the forty-seventh anniversary OF his
birth. Mr.. Yoss was born in Rock
vile township December II, 1873, and
has ever since his birth resided in
that township December 23d will
also be the anniversary of his mar
rage and he now has All interesting
family OF five children. MIR. Yoss
not only is a first class farmer but is
a good business man and is a director
in the Farmers Bank of Rockvil Z
and takes an interest in all move
ments which will be beneficial to the
upbuilding OF his community. We
wish him many more such anniver-
saries.