The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-03-04
High Art Suits at Black & Sons.

High Art Suits at Black & Sons.
Mrs. c. {. Duke has sold her prop
erty on West Harrison stree. 20 \. E.
Stuckey.
Mrs. Ina Tiffany, OF Kansas City,
is a guest at the home OF Mr.. and
FRS. Ed Culver.
Choice stock room rugs,
Walker ii c kibbcn 5.
The Hume Telephone failed to sc,
ont paper last week on account OF
the editor being down with the i'll
ilucnza.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T.. Walton re-
turned the first OF the week iron, al
extended stay with relatives ~ Los
angeles, California.
Tie Foster hotel, near the Mis-
souri, Pacific depot has been sold ana
it is said that extensive improve
ments and additions will te made by
the new. owner
New silk gloves and neckwear,
Walker Mckibbcns.
Miss Josephine Cook returned tnc
FIRST ol the week from Nevada, where
she had been visiting at the home OF
her aunt, Mrs Howard james. Ms.
James accompanied her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Johnston. WHO
have been spending some time with
relatives and friends in the east par:
OF the county, returned to their nome
at Great Falls, Montana, last week.
George Miller of Urich, route 20,
made this office All appreciated sai!
while in the city Saturday. he re-
ports that his part OF tine county Is
,dlv in need OF a little moisture.
New silk waists and petticoats.
| Walker Mckibbens
I'd Crabtree has disposed OF his
interest in the Crabtree and Lucas
vulcanzing works to Joe 7. Smith
| The new firm will continue III the
old Pyle block. OH South Delaware
street.
The Butler High School basket ball
| team went to .,drian Friday nisnl
| and lost a game to the Adrian All
Star team by score OF 81 to ~: u
| was said to have been a clean, hard
! fought game from start to finish.
Finest grade mahogany cali foot
, filter shoes for men, 5000, Walker
Mckibbens.
! From A. B. Burlington. who was ~
town Saturday we learn the family %
| Lewis Ewing, who while sntierln-
! from the pneumonia and intlucn<'
were forced OF leave their burans,
home one morning about ten day ,
ago are all getting along nicely an"
are showing no i'll effects from the
! exposure.
John w. Barnhart and Mrs. Mill
ME Lanahan,. of Emporia, Kansas
we're united in marriage in this city
Sunday afternoon. Judge b. r. Jete'
officiating. Before moving to tins
cit. Mr.. Barnhart was for many years
one of the leading farmers and stock
1aisers of Pleasant Gap township. Tic
will reside in this city.
! L. l, Williams, who many years
ago ran a livery stable in the build
ing now occupied by the Norflcet q
Rcam Public garage, but who foi the
past 20 years has made his home al
| Chickasha, Oklahoma, was III tl,e
city one day the first of the ~eeS
shaking hands with old friends. A
this is his first visit to Butler III
about IS years. he saw many change
and improvements.
Mrs. J. w. Holloway was yer,
much surprised Monday morning b,
a visit from her nephew Hays Stew
art, OF Fl. Scott, Kansas, accom-
panied by blushing young lady who
| he introduced as his wife. 1t seen'.
THAT that morning Mr.. Stewart nn'
Miss Brook Broadbeck had puieti,
left their homes and went to Nevad'
where they procured license an'
were married and came on TO Butte
lfrom where they telegraphed II n
Scott for parental forgiveness.