The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-05-13
High Art Suits at Blacke& Sons,

High Art Suits at Blacka& Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Campbell left
Saturday morning for Wichita, Kan
sas. where they expect to reside in
the future. Their many Butler
friends wish them health, happiness
and prosperity in their new home,
but hope that they will sometime con-
clnde to come back and again call
Butler home.
Beautiful new Shocks. $500 to S..
Walker McKibben 5.
A meeting was held in Rich Hi!l
last week for the purpose of organic
ing a base ball team for the preseut
season. Last year Rich Hill had
enc of the best teams in this section
and it is said that the season was !
financial success to the managers nf
the team. Does Butler have team
this year?
Extra quality black Taffeta Silk.
SOB and $3.50. Walker McKibben 5.
Frank Hendrix, who was severely
injured Thursday morning of last
week by falling down the stairs at
his home northeast of town, is re-
ported as rapidly improving. 1t is
thought that as he was coming down
the stairs he tainted and fell, striking
his head on some hard substance,
causing slight conclusion OF the
brain.
Ladies white silk hose special, $r.oo.
Observation-Disclosures.
A. Hanson and B. A. Biggerstaff
returned last week from the Rio
Grande valley, in Texas, where they
had been for several days looking for.
land Mr.. Biggetstaff invested in
ten acres which he intends to make
into a fruit farm. They were fav-
orably impressed with the future of
that part of the country.
F. Ladies $3.50 to $12 Raincoats at
half price. Walker McKibben's
B. F. Sparks and niece. Miss Cleo,
Sparks, of Cherokee, Georgia. ar
rived last week for a visit at the
IaeHae- Of his Daughter; Mrs. II. H:
Sherman, northwest of the city. Mr..
Sparks, who is an old resident of this
county, had been to Emporia, Kan
sas, where he had spent some time
visiting his sons, Herman and
John.
Young men-Trade at the Young
Mems Store, Black & Sons. 73-tf
Frank Isley, J. S. Bell, jr., and Sec
retary Leedy of the Usage township
BOARD, went up to Butler Wednesday
70 meet the county court together
With the commissioners of special
,ne Oak Road district, including the |
last part of Usage township, Tor the |
purpose of determining the amount |
If revenue the commissioners are
untitled to of the road and bridge |
und.-Rich Hill Review.
Mems genuine Unionalls, $500.
Walker-McK ibben's.
Edward Dillon, for many years
esident of the northeast part of this
ounty died Thursday of last week a,
hospital in Kansas City from heart
isease. The body was brought to
Adrian Saturday and from there TAX
n to the old home cemetery where
nterment was made. Mr.. Dillon was
bachelor and had been troubled
or some time with the disease of the
cart and last week went to Kansas
,ity, where he entered a hospital for
reatment. He had only just arrived
t the hospital when death came. He
J survived by brother and
ephew, Ed Dillon, of Kansas City.
: Col. A. v. Adams, of the adjutant
eneral's office at Jefferson City,
nd Mrs. Adams, made a brief visit
nth Butler friends Sunday. They
ere enroute, overland, to Nevada,
here the Colonel will superintend
ome extensive improvements on the
tate rifle range. His many Butler
tends will be glad to know that he
- entirely recovered from the in /,
,ries he received when a railroad
lofor car ON which he was riding Il
amped the track while he was on
N.Y. with the troops sent to guard
= coal mines in the south part OF
e seste daring the coal miners |