The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-07-29
We sure can save you money on
your work clothes. Black & Sons. 23-tf

your work clothes. Black & Sons. s3-tt
Mrs. Will Fritts and son, William,
Of Rich Hill, were in Butler Monday
Ri visiting relatives and attending the
big Odd Fellows celebration.
II The Elks float, which won the
prize at the national convention OF
Elks at Chicago and which was sche-
duled to be in Butler Friday evening
did not arrive until Sunday morning
and then only made so brief a stay
that few people had-an opportunity
to see it, As it had been caught in
the severe wind storm at Nevada the
evening before it was badly demol-
ishd and little of its former beauty
remained.
Ii you want to buy land worth the
money attend the land sale near
Drexel August :. 42-It
A. +. Wyard, who many years ago
conducted harness shop in the
building now occupied by Prewitt:'s
lunch ROOM, and who now lives IN
St. Louis, was OH hand Monday 10
march with the Odd Fellows i'll their
celebration parade. Gus is an en-
thusiastic Odd Fellow and besides he
had read i'll the papers about that bas-
ket dinner, so there was no doubt
about his being on hand. He spent
a pleasant day renewing old friend
ships with the old boys who wear the
three links.
Uncle Sam White MILDLY Cloth,
Coz. Walker-McKibben's.
The Times good friend Coleman
Snodgrass, of Deepwater township
was a pleasant caller at this office
Monday. Mr.. Snodgrass has finished
his harvesting and haying and say:
that he has nothing to do from no"
on until corn cutting time except
feeding his stock, building fence, get
ting his machinery ready for tai
blowing and thousand and ont
things that a good farmer Away:
finds to do to keep his farm up t.
date and productive.
Headlight ovcralls will outwea
! two ordinary pair. Black & Sons. 23-t
: Our good friend Ed Wcadieton o
Spruce township, was in Butte
Wednesday on business and mad
The Times call. Mr.. Wendlcton j
O making preparations to hold a sal
e about the second week i'll ANgls
at which he plans to offer a well iii
proved 'S-acre farm. about so hea
OF live stock, consisting OF som
g good mules, cattle and hogs. and
Il line OF farm Implements la wa
;, nursing sore jaw when we saw hin
- :, as the result of his car flying Off. tn
!, crank and hitting him in the iacc.
Y. Newcomer-We would appreciat
your acquaintance. Black & Sons. 2.'t
nj According to word received b
l. friends in this city Miss Maude Flick
d lin, principal of the Butler Zig
school ior the 10000 term, was mar
ried at Huntsville. Missouri, Thurs
day. July -. to Dr. X. +. Stobit
They will make their home in ST
attic, Washington, where DR.. Stobl
is engaged in the practice OF his pre-
le fession. Mrs. Stobie was one of Blu
IT lers most popular and efficier
20 school teachers and her many Butle
u friends wish her unlimited happines
Ill 1cT lldIIlCu lIlC.
5. Munsing Unionsuits are the cheal
! est in the end and most people kno'
n it. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
. Sunday evening persons in tn
l. neighborhood of Cannon's Mill. .
y South Main street, saw smoke com
IS ig from the coal bins and turned /
fire alarm. The fire department
4 made a quick run and it was foun
4 that some coal in the bins had bee
ri set on fire by spontaneous combus
N ton. 1t was extinguished before
r great amount of damage had bee
y done. As the alarm sounded ju:
" when a large part of Buffers popt
al lation was out of doors, some o
S. their way to church and others Ct
e joying the evening autombile ridinl
IS the latter far in the majority, it va
}. one of the "best attended" fires til:
Ie has happened in Butler for Ion
time.
" Young men-Trade at the Youn
E. Mems Store, Black & Sons. az
Is j. H. Decker, automobile exper
~ and formerly foreman of the Stud'
~ baker Co., in Kansas City, has az
ii cepted position with the Epperso
a. Motor Co., of this city. Mr.. Deckt
has had twelve years experience !
l. the city and is thoroughly familia
y with all makes OF cars. All our nlt
chanical work guaranteed. AL