The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-03-11

Miss Emma Fry went down to Rich
Hill Saturday to spend Sunday with
relatives and friends.
Sam Barr has sold his residence on
West Ohio street. near the Catli"llc
church, to w. d. Howard.
Howard Claunch and family ar
rived last week from Hartley, Iowa,
for visit at the home of his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. &. c. Claunch, i'll Shaw
nee township.
Mr.. Elijah G. Stephens OF Joplin
and Miss Minnie NJ Nets OF Amster-
dam were united in marriage Monday
afternoon at the recorders office,
Judge B. +. Jeter officiating:
High Art Suits at Black & Sons.
The funeral OF Andy Shane was
held Sunday afternoon at $50 from
the Baptist church, Rev. J. W. Alex
ander officiating. Thc services at
the cemetery were in charge OF the
odd Fellows lodge OF which Mr..
Shane had been a member since 1868.
S. w. Barr has sold his residence iii
Butler to w. d. Howard. considcra-
ton $3.50. Mr.. Barr has purchased
the property known as the Joe Baker
home South Sixth Street, this lily,
and which will be rcmodeled, making
modern home.-Kich Hill Review
Save money by trading at Black 4
Sons all this year. Start today.
w. l.. Coonrod, OF Butler, district
agent of the Illinois Life Insurance
Co., was here on Wednesday of last
week to deliver the draft in payment
of the policy on the lie OF Albert
Goodman, who died February 4. The
company is to be commended for its
prompt settlcment.-Urich Herald.
Alfred Head of the DcntonCole-
man Loan and Title Co.. was called to
Clinton last week by the death OF his
brother, Raymond Head. .vho died III
that city from blood poison from an
infected tonsil. He was foreman OF
the mechanical department OF the
Henry County Democrat.
Mrs. w. G.. Shaier, who has been
visiting at the home OF her sister,
Mrs. T. w. Arnold. left Thursday fol
Kansas City. where she made a stay
at the home OF her daughter. Mrs. X.
V. Aycock. before returning to her
home at Colby, Kansas.
Hon. II. O. Maxey, OF Butler, was
here this Friday afternoon and adj
dressed a number oi the democratic
women at the Gem Thcater on the
! importance OF women aifiliating with
the political parties and pointing OFT
| what the democratic party had ac
complished in advancing women suit
frage.-Rich Hill Review.
The Amsterdam Garage changed
hands again this week. Claud Nor
wood disposing OF it to John Braden'
of Amoret, who will take charge at
once, and proceed to stock 1t up and
carry on the Garage and implement
business. John is well known and
liked here, having had charge OF the
Baker Lumber Yard here for several
years.-Amsterdam Enterprise.
Have you seen the new Studebaker
Special Six? Phone rs for demon
stration. Owens Motor 20.
Herbert WeMott, who for the past
several years has been with the Sam
Levy Mercantile company, left the
first of the week for Atchison, Kan
sas. where he has accepted position
in one of Atchison's largest clothing
stores. His family will follow him
later. The departure of Mr.. We Mott
and his family will be regretted by
his Butler friends, and he will be es-
pecially missed in musical circles.
Hot bed sash, $2oo
Logan-Moore Lbr. Yard.
G. E. Harkrader and r. +. Davis,
two prominent young farmers of the
Pleasant Gap neighborhood made this
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