The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-08-19

New wool plaids for the popular
1pIaid skirts. Sam1 Levy Nero. Co.
Mrs. J. w. Holloway went to Osce-
| ola last week and spent few days
4 visiting at the home Of Mrs. Harry
| Judge X. B. Campbell has sold his
farm in Pleasant Gap township and
Icontemplates moving to this city in
1.-THE near future.
I. c. Pollard, formerly in the in
surance business in this city,>but now
lof Columbia, Missouri, was a busi-
kness visitor here last week.
Adolf Burda left Monday for a
Visit to his old home in Iowa. From
there he will 60 to Montana for q
further visit before returning home.
rMr and Mrs. Orville Standsbury
I1ayrived last week from Okmulgee,
lCklahoma, for visit at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Alice DeArmond
Red Crown gasoline 28.1 cents per
gallon at Henry's Garage. 45-tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Hartel, of
southeast of town, are the proud
parents of baby girl who took up
her abode at their home Tuesday OF
last week.
c. X. Long, J. A. Trimble and J.
B. Walton left last week in MIR. Wal
tons car for Waunita Springs, Colo
RADIO, where they are enjoying a sew
eral days outing.
Havoline Oil IS cents per quart at
Henrys Garage. 45-It
Claus Hagedorn, of independence,
Kansas, was in the city last week
visiting old time friends. He is a
son of the late Chas. Hagedorn and
was born in this city.
Manhattan shirts for men, bright,
new patterns for fall wear.
Sam'l Levy Nero. Co.
1h, big barn on the w. II. Nag
rcr fam two miles west oi ..drlan
Tuesday afternoon caught fire and
was burned together with its con-
tents. The barn was 36x56xao, and
was insured for $1,000. The contents
belonged to John Taylor and con-
sisted of 100 bushels of oats, 100 Of
wheat ,a-saow full OF hay, straw stack,
harness, two calves and several pigs.
He had little if any Insurance.
Adrian Journal.
New neckwear for ladies, to be
worn with fall apparel.
Sam'l Levy Nero. Co.
The local Sunday schools are max
ing large preparation for the Bates
County Sunday Schools Association,
which will be held in Hume at the NJ.
L.. Church, South, Monday and Tues
day. August g and ~. Rev. J. K.
Scott, Of the M. E. church, South. is
this General Chairman for the local
school and is making every arrange
ment possible tor the entertainment
Of the delegates, from all over the
Telephone.
Buy your school shoes here, "Red
Goose" and other good makes.
Saml Levy Mere. Co..
4
ssPtof Stephen f. Smith, who, with
his Wife, is enjoying a vacation at the
home of his mother in Mingo town
ship, was in Butler the last OF the
week and made US a call. Mr.. Smith
taught last year in the high school
at 'Taylorville, Ill, going from there
about the first OF June to Warrens-
burg, where he has since been teach
inf agriculture anF photography.
Mr.. Smith expects to take . course
next year at the George Peabody col
lege for teachers at Nashville, Tenn.
Our new fur scarfs are here now.
E Sam'l Levy Mere. Co.
In company with Prof. c. A. Lee,
Prot. B. L. Taylor, principal of the
Butler High school tor the coming
year, called at this office Saturday.
Prof. Taylor's home is at Cole Camp,
Missouri, but last year he taught
school in Kansas. lie is clever,
gentleman, and stands very
high as all educator. He has studied
at several of the leading universities
and is we'll equipped in his line, that
Va VOS0ShOual o&AISubSuASS WAINn liz
will teach in addition OF his duties
as principal. He will move to this
city as soon as he can secure suit
able residence, which he has been un-
able to do so far.
Lsdies handsome suits are now be-
ing shown in many OF the very latest
styles. Sam'l Levy Nero. Co.
A. c., Coberly was q business Wis
itor to Neosho the last Of the week.
rte ssys that the folks down there
akespide awake hustlers, great ON ad-
veSeising their country and the
Oeaxks which they cali the Land OF
: Thousand Smiles" Mr.. Coberly
llfiuiEs that they have . fine country,
fiAe water, fine scenery, big red ap.
M and al the rest of it, but taking
teal together he greatly prefers
rod old Bates county
II. and Mrs. Lee NJ. Hardinser
Nj her mother, Mira leila Wolfe.
- brother, George Wolfe, returned