The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-04-22
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Rev. H. A. Mitchell, Of the Ohio
street NJ. f. church, made trip to
Carthage Tuesday on business con-
nected with the church.
Miss Mildred Moore Tuesday re-
turned to her home in Kansas City
after visit in this city with her
cousin, Miss Josephine Cook.
Mrs. Paul Preston, of 1ndcpend-
ence, who has been visiting in this
G E. Culver, has returned to her
home.
WeMott & Major, the South Side
harness and automobile accessory
dealers, have installed free air SER
vice. If your tires need air, just stop
at their store and help yourself.
Chas. B. Vickers, editor OF the Sun,
and Mrs. Vickers, and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Scheurich, of Schell City,
drove to Butler Friday Of last week
and while in the city Mr.. Vickers
made The Times office a fraternal
CALL
Don't throw that tire away. Take
it to Smith & Lucas Vulcanizing
Shop. They'll put the mileage back
i'll it.
Douglas Shoes at Black & Sons. If
George Butcher who lett Ra'"s
county about 20 years ago for Okla
homa, came back last week on visit
to relatives and old friends. he
found very little to remind him OF the
days when he called Bates county
home
Don't throw that tire away. Take
it to Smith & Lucas Vulcanizrg
Shop. They'll put the mileage back
i'll it.
Mrs. Mary Louisa Jenkins, of But
Ter was here last week looking for q
location. Mrs. Jenkins was reared in
this vicinity and lived here many
years. She wanted to secure small
cottage - Warrensburg Standard
Herald.
Mems and women's Wayne Knit
silk hosiery. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
During the storm last Sunday even
ing lightning struck several mules
belonging to James Gritty of Grand
River township, killing one and in
juring several more. The injured
ones are expected to recover.-Adrian
Journal.
Our spring goods are here. Come
in and see them. Black & Sons. 23-ti |
The general pension Apr opriation
bill carrying 2I4,02o,ooo was reported
to the House last week by Represen.
tativc Cannon. There are 624,427E
pensioners. There are 357 eligible |
pensioners living in Germany who
will get no pension.
Headlight overalls will outweaf
two ordinary pair. Black & Sons. 23-ii |
The Times staunch friend of many |
years standing, Squire O. M. Burk-
hart, of the Pleasant Gap neighbor-
hood, was in the city Wednesday and
dropped into the office for chat and
to nave the OSteS on MS paper SCI
ahead for another year.
Long Life Southern Red Cedar
Posts at Logan-Moore Lbr. Yard.
The funeral of James A. Brown,
well known mine operator
Of Rich Hill, was held in that city
Friday afternoon. The funeral SER
vices were under the auspices of the
lodge, with Wesley Denton,
IF this city, acting as master.
Mems brown or black socks, spe-
:ial 2sc. Walker-Nc Kibben's.
Goldie, the Is months old daughter
If Mr.. and Mrs. Miles MCGUIRE, died |
It the home of her parents. about
light miles west of town Tuesday !,
hight. April Io, of an, affection of the |
pine. Funeral services were held at
he home Tuesday afternoon and the |.
title one laid to rest in the Virginia
cemetery. The grief stricken par
.nfs have the sympathy of the en-
ire ;eommunity n their bereavement i