The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-07-22

The Ruth A. Mitchell Girls of the
M, Z. Sunday School spent Tuesday
and Wednesday camping at the
Christv Lake.
The sIerrell W. c. T. U, met at the
home of Mrs. Hattie Gard July IA
The aext meeting will be held Aug. .
at the home OF Mrs, Will Herrell.
We are having good attendance,
but would like for all members to be
present. Xxx.
Mr.. and Mrs. w d. Yates svent to
Nevada tuesday for a short visit.
The latter part OF the week they will
$50 to Kansas CRY and Garden City,
where they will spend several days
visiting at the homes of their sons
and Daughters.
Mrs. E. NJ. Hooper, of Guthrie,
Oklahoma, who has been visiting at
the home OF her brother, {. NJ. Rank
ley, went to Rich Hill Sunday to
spend few days with friends before
returning to her home. Mrs. Hs.xper
was Miss Della Ha&t sock, da1eght ter
of the late Sheriff Martsock.
Mrs. George w. -Newberry, of St.
louis, spent several days in Butler
and vicinity last week with old
friends and relatives. From here she
rvent to Los Angeles, California,
where she will join her daughter
Miss Leona, who lis visiting relatives
there.
! Special lot Boys Shirts $a-2o
Walker Nc Kibben's
Mrs o. S. Kiersey OF near Ballard,
is in the Laughlin hospital at Kirk
wood recovering from surgical OPP
Grafton performed last week. Her
husband and Mrs. Will Kiersey, who
were with her, have returned and re-
port her doing nicely. Her many
friends join in wishing her a speedy
-recovery.-Adrian Journal.
Overalls- Jumpers-Black 4 Sons.
L. C. Miller, of Kansas City, was
a business visitor here last week. He
drove down to Nevada to witness the
shooting of the supposed oil we'll on
the Rdgway farm and had it proved
to be a genuine oil we'll intended to
invest in some Vernon county land,
but only water was shown when the
well was shot
Rev. Roy L. Biser, of the Christian
church, went to Hume Saturday,
where he assisted Rev. T. e. Pickett
at the funeral services for David
Coon, son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +.
Coon The services were held at the
NJ. E. church South. Mr.. Coon was
. member OF the American Expedi-
ionary Forces in France and while
here made the supreme sacrifice.
Window Shades. Curtain Rods,
Walker-McKibben's
Mr.. and Mrs. Lete Sackett and
daughters, Misses Gladys and Marion
anne down from Kansas City Sun :.
lay and spent the day with Butler
elatives. Mr.. and Mrs. vSaekett re-
urned to Kansas City tlSE!syening,
he young ladies leaving Monday
1orning with camping party for y
ialley's Bluff, where they are spend !
g few days. /.
Elmer E. Young of near Adrian, c
nd Miss Lola Johnson were married a
the home of the brides parents, <
Ir. and Mrs. E. ]. Johnson, st. l
oseph, Mo-, Sunday evening, July u
It'll, the Rev. A. D. Cooper official q
e. The newlyweds arrived in Il
drian Wednesday noon and went to g
le Young farm In Grand River town.
zip. where they will reside.-Adrian
,urnal.
The Times good friend J. 1. Ven {
lie, of east of town, was in Monday W
ID made this office a pleasant cali. c;
r.. Venable raised fine wheat crop W
10 year, Is bushels to the acre, and 81
tested TO and 81 pounds per bushel. c
lst as soon rs II was threshed he N
arketed it and received the top HI
ice. He Is of the opinion that the 50
3 shortage will have a tendency to M
ing wheat prices down. He states
At the wind did some damage in his
ighborhood Sunday evening. g,