The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-07-15
Big lot Childrens Shoes and Slip
pers on sale $3.50.
Walker-Mc


Walker Nc Kibben's.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe T. Smith, Nose
Concklin and Mrs ]. ]. Concklin mo-
tored to FL Dorado Springs the last
of the week for few days stay at
that resort. Alter a couple of days
they concluded that Butler was a
pretty good place to enjoy an outing.
Mr.. Smith says that some folks may
acquire a fondness for the waters of
FL Dorado Springs, but he greatly
prefers Miami river water as fur
nished by the Butler waterworks.
Miss Norma Kiersey entertaine
her Sunday school class, the Euze-
lians of the Baptist church, at her
home on North Delaware street,
Monday evening. 1t was the regular
monthly meeting of the class and af-
Ulcers, Hazel Wade, president; Zelma
Steele, vice president; Ethel Major,
secretary; Garlic Howard, treasurer;
Ruth Jones, reporter, dainty lunc:l
was served by the hostess and very
pleasant evening was spent by the
young folks.
Satin stripe Shifting Silks on sale
Sass. Walker Nc Kibben's.
Mrs. Carl J. Henry, OF Butler,
came with her husband to Stockton,
last Saturday, and enjoyed the celc-
bration. She is daughter of the
late O. d. Austin, who was for fifty
years the editor OF the Bates County
Record, one of the first Republican
papers published in Western Mis-
souri,. Mrs. Henry has drifted en-
tirely away from the political teach
ings of her father and declares she
now believes as her husband in the
principles of the Democratic party
Cedar County Republican.
Kansas City VS.. Butler Sunday.
Miss Cleo Moon, of the United
States Health Service is in the city
for the purpose of gathering statistics
to be used in the better health can't
paign being made under the direction
of the government. Miss Moon, who
is cooperating with the Red Cross.
will make house to house canvass
of the city for the purpose OF compil-
ing the desired information, which
will be held strictly confidential, and
the public should cooperate with her
in ever" way in her work, which is
for the betterment of health condi-
tons generally.
Fred Nehring, Of this city, present
ed us with fine sample OF pure white
clover honey Monday. MIR. Nehr:ng
takes a great deal Of pride in his bee,
and It is proving to be a most prof
liable line of business for him. He is
rapidly placing his bees upon a pure
bred basis, ii that term may be ap-
piled to bees, and is importing his
queens from Italy, where. SO he in
forms US, the finest strains come
from. He has alreadv taken out
more than six hundred pounds OF
honey and expects to have for sale
much more. He is marketing both
honey and honey in the
:omb.
Window Shades, Curtain Rods,
Walker-Mck,u.en's.
Members of the Women's Demo-
Il otlS SOIAbliIttCC Vi. TIC County say |
hey are much encouraged with the {
manner in which the Democratic
aides of the. county are participating
n the organization Of Women's DEM ,
'cratic Clubs and predict that it will
'e but short time until practically !
II the Democratic women of the
ounty will be affiliated with the or
anization. While no membership
rive has yet been made, the volun-
ary enrolment has been heavy and ?
he ladies are enthusiastic. Miss
lachel Jingle, of this city, is taking
n active part in the organization and q
avs that most of the townships in II
he vicinity of Butler have enough
to form the nucleus for
trong township clubs. She urges f
ldies IN such townShips where local 6
rganizations have not been formed d
, enroll in the county seat with the e
rivilese of changing their member p
nip to their township club when o. 4