The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-06-17

l.. c. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. J. q.
Aill... and daughter, Miss Doris,
drove down from Kansas City Sum
tia a4ernin4 -and-Sp til day iii this
city with the gentlemen mother,
Mrs. G.. C.. Miller. and sister, Mrs. F..
\. Hardin.
e Mrs. ]. w. Coleman and two little
sons. Sam and w. j., returned Mon
day from a visit to her parents, DR..
and Mrs. J. S. Cussins at Decatur,
Illinois. She was accompanied home
by DR.. Cussins, who will visit here for
a time.
Mrs. ". i. griffin, Of twin Fatt5,
Idaho. and two children are visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Hart,
and other relatives Mrs. Griffin re =
ports good crops promising in Idaho
and an abundance OF fruit. Mrs. Crit
fin expects I remain about SIX weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Charters and
children expect to leave this week for
several months trip through the
west. They will make the trip in
their car and first expect to go to Los
Angeles over the Santa Fc trail.
l hey will return home about Sept. !.
Hume American Legion Post AZ
their meeting Thursday night held all
election of officers and elected Ray
Tuddcr as their Post Commander,
Clark A. Moore as Vice Commander.
Charlie McGrew as Adjutant and
John Snow was Finance Officer.
Hume Telephone.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Bell and two
little daughters. OF Paul Valley. Ok
lahoma, spent Sunday night and Mon
day in this city with old friends.
They were travelling overland from
northern Kansas, where Mrs. Bell
and the twins had been visiting rel
atives, to their home.
A. +. Moore. a prominent Demo
crat of Eastern Bates, was a pleas
ant caller at this office Monday al
rernUUTI.- MI Moore is confident
that the Democrats will have no
trouble in beating the ticket nominal
ed at Chicago last week, On instruc-
tons from Pennsylvania.
I'D S. Austin of, Jefferson City,
was in town the last of the week Wis
itng his mother. Mrs. O. d. Austin,
and shaking hands with his Butler
friends. He is a candidate for the
Republican nomination for secretary
of state and is making a trip through
this section of the state in the interc Il
of his candidacy
A. M. Campbell was over from
Wichita, Kansas, one day last week
after his car that was left here on as
count Of the condition OF the roads
when he moved the balance of his
worldly goods from this city some
time ago. He says that they have
at last gotten settled in their new
home and think that Wichita is a
mighty fine place.
Miss Rachel Jingle returned home
Tuesday from a visit with relatives III
Indiana. Miss Tingle says the Re-
publican women are very much dis
satisfied with the G. o. p. platform
and the nominee and says things loOi;
mighty good for the Democratic par
ty. On her way home she stopped
III ~. i-ouo "hNiC SIC was ClItCl
tanned by the Town Club.
Z. A. Hobson, of King City mo-
tored down from Adrian Monday,
where he has been visiting relatives
and spent the afternoon with Butler
friends. He left Wednesday morn
ing overland for King City. Mrs.
Hobson. who had been visiting here
and in Adrian for about week, re-
turned with him. Mr.. Hobson was at
one time connected with the Cannon
Brothers mill in this city.
Mrs. J. z. Harper and children.
Sally 10, Richard and Francis, left
Tuesday for Chicago, where they arc
visiting at the home of her brother,
DIR. Beverly Vaughn. At Glasgow
they were joined by Mrs. Harper's
sister Mrs. Edith Hughes. At the
conclusion of their visit with DR..
Vaughn they will return to Glasgow
where Mrs. Harper and children will
spend month before returning