The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-02-05

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! home.
Np.lr!@- n.cns-s,lits,- special lot,
s.. ga, SAINT Levy Mere, CO.
Sex eyal al! and gas leases ON ia'>I
II D>Agc township have been ilie"
,or record III the recorders oiii,e
@ith;n the past week.
New spring hats ior men, Sam
| Levy Mere. Co.
Mr.. Andy Shepard, oi Kansas Clay,
and Miss Nice NJ. Mcars. of 4Amorct,
were united in marriage Saturday al
Recorder office, Judge b. i. .eter
officiating.
New room size rugs, Sam'l Levy
Mere Co. -
Articles oi incorporation OF the
Adrian Produce Company, OF Adrian,
Tuesday. The new firm has cap;,
tai stock oi $4,000.
New spring shirts ior men, Sam!
Levy Mere. Go.
/, Mrs. Beulah Sherman, oi Butler,
who was operated ON at the Dclain7
otcr hospital here Tuesday morning
Tor ;4pnendicitis Is reported to be do
ing ncely.--l<;ch llill Daily Review.
New plaid yinyhams, Saml Levy
Mere. Co.
I leytrn Parks, prominent Clinton
attorney. was in Butler Tuesday and
cdncsday in attendance on the cir
cult court. The case in which he
wa interested was continued until
the next term IF court
"Kenlrcw Devonshires in a large
variety ol patterns, Saml Levy Mer-
camille co.
"Wednesday as MIR. and Mrs. -. X.
Peak. ii Kew Home township, were
coming to Butler the car in which
they were riding skiddcd into ditch
and overturned near Cortland, south
I'll this city. Mrs. Peak was rather
nadty bruised and sustained injuries
10 her back Mr. Peak was not in
lnrt'I.
"Aiiicrcn," designed Colonial
Iraprr,,> lor home beautifying, Sam
'.vtH Mere. Go.
Relatives in this city have received
-, A flu. ITrIIint Of
: Miss \. Na,iine ltea>is, daughter oi
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Reavls. former
~ I'll this city, to MIR. y. {. Wilson,
,nf Dictz Wyoming. The wedding
,occurred at l.dgemont, South Dakota
" cdnesd day, January - The brid.
is well known in this city where she
has many friends who wish her all
happiness in her married lite. Tho
groom is young business man Of
Dicrz, Wyoming, where they will
make their home. lie has receM ~
returned from years service Will
the american ENpeditionary Force ii
France.
! The very newest in Silk and Woo
Dress Goods Tor spring wear, Sam
levy Mere. Co.
Judge and Mrs. y. b. Owen las,
week received telegram announc'
l,lr the death OF Mrs. John Eehr
" hich occurred at her home at In
d.n,ndcncc, Missouri, alter a bricl
Illness with pneumonia. Mrs. Fchl
was formerly Miss Irene Davis
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. X
Davis, at one time residents OF thi,
city. Her mother, uAlrs. Davis, has
also uccn seriously i'll with pncu
monia, bu, is reported to be recover
ing. Mrs. fehr was very popular II
the younger set of this city and heI
husband and parents have the SYM
tpathy OF the entire community II
their loss.
Thirty mail sacks filled with cat
alloys from a mail order house were
received at the kich Hill post Office
thi, -;l,.lAy morning TOR -.listrib,l-
ton in this city and vicinity. 1t is
astrni>h'lH how many Poop, are
irau.h, IL. the mail order net and send
their money away from hcmc ior
goods, and. too, in the lace OF the
fact that when Il church. SCHOOL house
or public road is to be built, i'll in
dustrial plant located, Tor The belc-
lit vi all the people OF the town, the
first fellow to be called upon to dig
up is the home merchant, and lie
does Is that what YOU call 4
sQUarc dcal:--Rich Hill Review.