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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-12

Filth PartiaI-
Albert B. Priest, executor OF VIII
liam Barker, has filed his fifth partial
account in probate. 1t shows the sum
of $S,S97.4S received and $466.13 paid
out, leaving a balance of $3,431.55.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-08
W. R. c. ELECTION

The election of officers of Mai.
Anderson w. R. c. No. 35 was he'd
On Saturday, Dec. Ord and the fol-
lowing were elected;
Prea.-Mary o. Davis.
Sen. Vice.pres-Winnifred NewcOmb
II, vies-pres-Lily C. Newton.
Chsplin-Annie s. Mills.
aaeretary--Lena Putnam.
ps.-Relief e. Dxxter. i
Observation-Disclosures Abbott,
Asst. Conductor-Susie Royce.
Guard-Anna Recht.
1st Color bearer-Cinderella Bell.
End. Color bearer-Hettie Benson
3rd. Color bearer-Ella Rodda.
4th. Color bearer-Sarah Shafer
Asst. Gusrd-Flora Emory.
Pres. cor.-Winifred Ncwccmb
Musician-Helcn Doud.
Pat. Inst.-Helcn Doughty.
Our installation will be held on
Jan. z, 1922 with Mrs. Nettie Simms
as installing officer, u former resi-
dent Of Arvada who now lives at
Littleton and is Pres. of their corp.
Maj. Anderson Corps has had n
very pleasant and profitable year
and feel we'll satisfied with the re-
lief EXTENDED in various ways.
As the Corps is the only patriotic
organization in Arvnda. we extend
cordial invitation to the women of
Arvada to join US. We include re-
lief to veterans Of the World War in
our work.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-08
D. D. LEsHER MARRIED

The following clipping = from
tie Colorado Springs Gazette:
A quiet home wedding was solem-
mixed Friday afternoon st I o'clock
when Niss florence Alien, the daugh
ter pf M. Sarah n, AAea, l0e
ehs3yApAt te9zd. hseame the hride Of
Mr. uexAe e0akhes LsehaE., h. esee.
meny was Rad In the presence Of
tAs 6ssdia4e families and intimate
friends q Tie couple by the Rev.
Fred Staff.
The bride wore q most becoming
suit Of dark blue broadcloth with .
grey squirrel collar. Her hat was a
se-fittinx grey duvetyn. She
carried . bouquet Of blush pink
brtdS's rosss and baby narcissus.
Thase were ne sttsndanta. JNst
pfeeedtAS tAa service, Miss Alice
Allan, tie sister Of the bride, sang,
~ Love You Truly"
The wedding dinner was served
innsdiately after the ceremony At
the Hospitality House, l06 Cheyenne
Rosd. Mr.. and Mrs. Ussher left thlt
evening BY machine for Puebl' {.
From there they viii 70 on to Rocky
Ford which is 70 be their h.me f,r
the present Mr.. Lssher has the
position Of athletic director In tn.
High school there.
Mrs. Lesher has lived IN Cclcra'o
Springs for the last three years
coming here from Nontross. She
attended Colombo college for = time
and became very popular on the
ea1Dus. Mr.. Lesher whose home is
In nenver, was graduated from the
college and b . member Of the Alpha
M fraternity. He will Be rsmem-
hared In town - wen ~ at the
college.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-08
WINS PRIZE FOR

A. J. Rscht has been awarded .
valuable prize for the excellence Of
the window trim he designed for his
store during Dr.. Schools National
Demonstration Week, Oct. 22nd to
goth.
This was . contest in which thou
sands Of window trimmers Of the
Ieadinx shoe stores In the United
States and Canada participated and
4 \, indeed, an achievement TO have
eained one Of the prizes. The dis
play in question was notable both
tor artistic conception and striking
arrangement and was indeed . credit
to Mr.. Recht.
Mr.. Rscht makes speciality Of
foot service and u = specially train
ed practipedist.
he il : graduate Of the American
School Of prsetipedica and has a
thorough knowledge Of the anat t.my
Of the foot and the causes and
characteristics Of the various all
nents to which the foot Is subject.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-08
osERoN NOTES

Mrs. Geo. Gairback Of Minneapo.ia
has been visiting Mrs. Peterson tha
last two week.
R. Young has purchased a Hup.
mobile touring car.
Quite a number Of Oberon young
folks have been vaccinated and are
suffering with sore arms.
Grandma Edwards 10 visiting with
Mrs. Bell this week.
VIM. Brown is improving his place
by putting in sidewalks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smaha have
returned home after a two week
visit in Nebraska.
Clark Robinson spent the week end
in Boulder.
Mrs. J. C. Edwards and family
spent Sunday with the Misses
beverley, Elsie and Helen Evans ol
Denver,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 7. Robinson ex
pect to move into their new home the
last Of the week
Z. G. Morris is installing hot and
cold water plant in his house.
Watch Oberon grow!
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-08
EDCEWATER COMMUNITY NEWS
By MRS. JARRETT ]. BENSON

The people Of Edgewater arc
grateful to the Denver Tramway Co,
for the placing of the Edgewater
sign on the front Of the street car
that serves the community.
Beautiful in every way was the
business Mems Banquet held In
Community Hall on Thursday even
ing, when covers were laid for 100
guests. A musical program was Z
pleasing feature Of the occasion and
the after dinner speakers were DR..
Jas. Thomas, Mr.. Mcdonald, DR.. o.
w. Auman, DIR. Loren NJ. Edwards,
Rev. r. II. McVickcr and Mr.. God.
frey Scheirmer, President Of the
American Bank & Trust Company.
A pretty feature Of the Ladies Aid
Bazaar on Friday evening was the
Japanese Tea Room, presided over
by several of Edgewater's charming
young women dressed in Japanese
costumes.
A new baby boy has arrived to
brighten the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo. Dallarosa.
Mrs. E. A. Fitch of Indiana Is
spending the winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. R. Mobiles.
M. w. Hurlburt Of Pine Grove
was week end guest at the Nit
chell home. Mr.. Hurlburt returned
to his home on Tuesday and was
accompanied by r. A. and H. o.
Mitchell.
A pretty service of Dec. 9Th was
the christening Of little Donald
Richardson Gates. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Gates. Miss Grace Labot
sponsored the occasion.
The many friends Of VIM. Mar
shall regret to learn that he is quite
i'll at St. Anthony's Hospital in Den
YER. Mr.. Marshall ~ns operated on
for appendicitis on Dec. 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mason and
little son, We're guests Of the Solo
mon family Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. M. Jack are the
proud parents of n little son who
arrived on Dec 4th. The little fel-
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-08
ARMADA LOCALS

Rev. Reed OF the Presbyterian
church is laid up with severe cold.
L. D. Morris, new manager Of the
brick yard is getting ready to fire
his second kiln Of brick this week.
Mr.. Mcfarland was down from
Central City this week to visit his
family.
1.-The new hot water heater for the
at the Baptist church was
used for the first Time Sunday. y It "
very successful,
Walter P. Smith and Son are now
agents for the National Surety Co.,
OF New York, handling all kinds o.
bonds, burglary insurance, etc.
Mrs. Henry Lane at East LIST anu
RalstOn is offering some Of her fin.
White Plymouth Rocks tor sale in an
ad in thus issue Of the Enterprise,
They are most assurediy some spien-
did birds.
ChAs. Allis, proprietor Of the new
meat market, was at his ranch ~
Greenland this week, Coming back
by way Of Denver be hauled out
some new equipfnsut 3of his m19t
market.
H. H. Hunt, specialist In the very
best collie dogs reports the arriva.
of Q litter Of seven beauties last Sun.
day. Every kid in the country nov
wants one Of these for a Christmas
present.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-08
PAVING PLANNED
FOR ARMADA IN SPRING

connect with the state highway al
the end of Grand View. Fedora
aid has been secured for this project
and the property owners have al
ready signed petitions agreeing t.
bear one-half Of the expense.
Messrs. Hurst, jackson and Smit
were named a. the nominating com.
mittee to select candidates for the
club offices. The election of Of
ficers will take place at the first
meeting in January. The present
officers Of the club have most as.
suredly made good and deserve the
greatest praise for the wonderful
work they have accomplished during
the past year. It would be a very
hard proposition to find better set
Of men.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-08
low will bear tn. nam. Of Joseph n.

low will bear the name Of Joseph N.
Jr. 7
Among the sick In the community
are Mrs. Albert Jost and John
Francis both Of whom are sufferinR
with tonsilitis, Hy Samuelson con.
tinues Ill at his home on Harland
Street. Mrs. Herssy who has heen
ssrtously III for three weeks is siisht.
ly improved.
The H. E. s. Players, gave ples.
sure to . full houss, in de produc.
tton Of their play, "The Bashful N.
5obbs In Community Hall recently.
The play. was given under ths
auspices Of the Ducallian Club Of
Edxewater.
Mrs. JOHN Francis will spend he
Christmas holiday season In CAicagu.
Otis Cox has returned home fron
a two weeks vacation Ia Kansas,
Mr.. Cox says Kansas u q ereat state
out tis . pleasure to live In Colo.
RADIO.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Francis, form.
or residents Of Edgswater. have r..
turned from = several weeks vieit
IN the east and are now making their
home In Denver.
At the Dedication services Of TIE
Edgewater Community church 'oa
Sunday and during ths preeedtn9
week, $9600.00 was secured In eAsS
and pledges To cover the loan asainst
the new church building. Dr., NJ.
siop. Pastor Of the rrst MetAodisI
church IN Colorado 1prinss, prsacAod
ct II o'clock sermon and b. Dan.
lazy. President Of Iliff eeheel Of
Theology. Denver. preached Ne Ds.
dicatton sermon at 3 o'cloek In the
evening. Special music was given
BY the church choir and vielln ss)ec.
tions added to the harmony q G,
program. The Dsdicatien sertise
was an impressive one. The Bear /
OF Trustees grouped about the s)lsr
formerly presented 10 ths church for
Dedication % the worship Of 0od.
Rev. r. H. Hcvicksr, pastor. reed
the service and then ne cessgrsGa.
tion stood up With happy hearts sn.l
triumphant voice sang, "Praiss 0ed
From Whom all Blesoinas Flow"
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-08
FRviTpALz NOTES

Dea.t fssU1o ~ lnAles heanee q
Dsecmbef 1StA 9 ~ Asas u N.
and Mn. -ffaak Bond.
There was . smallpox scare over
near the city limits this week. N
leading questions Of the day are.
".How's you armf" and Have you
been vaccinatsdf"
Mrs.. Chas. Grimes spent few
days In the city last week.
Rev. E. 8. Stewart returned from
the east Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Janss Stewart form.
erly Of Kansas have purchased
home near Arvada.
Geo. Grow ID rsmodsling his hsns
on ]]th-ave.
For the coming Sunday dinner
Mrs. G. w. Stewart will entertain
Rev. link and his assistant and nr.
and Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Eaten.
Elmer johnson was working for
his brother-in-law, Elmer kullsr-
strand, on the lattsr's new bera q
few days ago when he fell but was
not badly injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Jehnson are
the proud parents Of fias bii WIN
arrived at their home ths past week.
Mother and babs are doiag nicely.
The little lady has bssn named after
her two grand mothers.
Carl Pstsrson. Msrths Johnston,
Mr.. Shsfto, Harry Ford and li&4ia
ron Frasisr, Geo. Underwood, A. q
Beck and little Betty 10" Barnes
are al on the sick Int.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-08
HARD TIMES IN COLORADO

Denver-Amsrican Society Of Civil
Enginsen planning 70 build tsn-
story office building here for ths
exclusive use Of engineers.
Colorado Springs - Construction
work started on storm sewer.
Denvsr-Mountain States Tsle.
phone Co. spending $4,000 on I'm.
provemcnts 10 "York" exchange.
Denvcr--Masons lay corner stone
Of 1900. 900 Scottish Rites templs.
Colorado beet growers get $780,.
600 Nov. 18th for bssts delivered In
October.
Victor--Work under way on $500
foot extension Of thu Roosevelt drain.
age tunnel between the Portland and
Vindicator mines.
Cripple Cresk--Learers on TIE iiu'
level Of the Mary McKinnsry ship
ping high grade ore.
Lake City-Coiorado Consolidated
Minss and Power Co. remodeling
their mill. WIN start operations i'm
msdiately.
Lamsr--Manvel Canal 4 lrrfEs-
tion Co TO spend $4,000 on repairs
To canals
Idaho sprinsx-New pipe line being
installed at Matte mine, active oper-
stions TO start In December.
Cripple Creek--New ore body
opened IN Ajax mine assays show
| $500 to $3.50 per ton.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-08
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
THELMA STRICKLAND, Editor

The Vn1nHlated would - poSpIex'
ed to see everybody in school studi.
ously avoiding contact with their
left arm. Vaccination is not com
pulsory, but nearly every ne prefers
n little smallpox to a lot.
Miss Mellow, the Junior roll-call
teacher has been absent from school
this week on account Of sickness.
Her place is taken by Mrs. Bryant
Of Denver. We surely miss Miss
Mellow and hope she can come back
soon.
The Mother of the seventh grade
entertained the seventh grade and
Junior High faculty at n party last
Friday afternoon. Everyone had q
lovely time.
Miss Brown: What are the
Articles of C0nfederation?"
Senior: "a, An and The"
Watch this column for particulars
Of the Senior play to be given just
before Christmas.
Lafayette Sophomorcs play Arvxds
Sophomore second team in practice
Basketball game Friday, December
9th.
A Camp Fro Circle is again or
lani2ed in tie Hi"n Schoo! under
.hc able leadership Of Miss Duggan
Esther Dcsch is temporary chairman
OF the group, which now contain;
thirteen Of the twenty members
The girls are looking forward to .
lot oi good times together.
Miss Johnston: "Now il had s
ounces of steak and divided IL for q
family of eleven, how much would
each havcw
Frosh: Hamburger"
Mrs. Mary c. G. Bradford will
speak to the L, T. A. Wednesday nj
3:lb ut the high school building or
December l4th.
Miss Duggan's Roll Call gave &
delightfully."- entertaining and origin
al program in Assembly last Friday
The play was n taxcoff on Shake
spears Romeo and Juliet.
At last we breathe again. NJ
more burning Of midnight oil. The
first book reports of the year are
in. Now Miss Kcrkcr declares sht
will be the one TO burn the mid
night oil.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-08

Friday night Of last week was a
cold blustry night-the worst Of the
winter but > good sized crowd turn
cd out for the Rarnysrd Minstre.
Show put on by local talent for the
benefit of ths Ayvsda Band. The
show itset was 4 great event and al
who attended say they would face q
much worse blizzard through several
miles Of travel to get to 60 aga.n.
It was the richest production ever
staged in Arvada. 1t has all the
travelling shows backed clear off the
boards. 1t was = rip-roaring, side
splitting whirlwind Of wit from start
to finish. There was not q dull mo-
ment: The whole performance was
elevsrly planned and grandly put or,
Professionals could not have done s,
well. A few more such attractions
"a this would be greatly appreciated
BY the people Of the community.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-08

A. L. Davis, representing the COM
mittes on roads made q good report
st the Arvada Community Club meet
Ing Monday evening. He had talked
With EnehSsr Naioney Of the State
Highway Department and had learn
"a that the contract would be let In
January for the eomplstion Of the
STATE highway from Berkeley to con-
meet with Grand View-ave.
The surfacing Of Wadsworth has
been completed south from Broom
field a. far ~ fuckers place and
llth-ave Il soon to be surfaced.
The paving Of Grand Visw-ave
from the end Of the present pave
inont at the tranaWay bridge will be
pnshsd - soon - possible 70 ~ to
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-08
COUNTY COURT NEWS

{ Last will and testament of Thomas
T. Tucker, late of Broomfield, filed
Tor Probate.
\ Hannah Hsller appointed Admins
tratrix Of the estate Of Harry Halier,
deceased,
Complaint in action on note filed
by ]. N. Breckenridge, F. c. Hand
and F. r Pollard, doing business
phder the firm name Of Texas Law
Company. Colorado Branch, against
q p. Grommon,
+ Complaint in action on note filed
W The Broomfield State Bank
against Mike J. Vera, Ceceiia Vera
and E. C. Tibbetts.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-08
BUILDING A NEWSPAPER
LIKE BUILDING CHARACTER

a newspaper cannot be built up
In n year. Like mans life IL y n
matter Of slow growth and develop
mcnt. Look over your exchanges
and you will find all the successful
oncs-thc Leading papers In every
town-hnvc long been run under one
management. II is w the world
over. Money alone can no more
creatc u newspaper than II can sud
denly get for n man n new character.
Hon. Guy u. Hardy, Past PreSi-
dent National Editorial Association.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-08

L. D. Morris Of the Denver Shal ,
Brick Co., reports that his workmen
struck = small vein Of fine, clea
Ignite coal few days ago at &
depth Of forty feet below the sur.
face. The coal blossom shows Oh
the surface and 10 traceable to whei G
the vein was struck. Mr.. Morris in.
tends to investigate the vein further
in hopes that he may be able to d..
vslop enough coal At least to run tn.
brick plant and possibly have a sur.
plus to sell. Work at the brick yard
10 going ahead nicely and it promises
to be . big proposition in the way
Of employing . large force Of men
BY the time spring opens up.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-08

The Benchland Egg Farm Is ad-
yertising some white leghorn pullees
for sale in this issue OF the Enter
prise. Here is q chance to get som.
Of the very best egg producers at a
bargain.
The writeup Of the Shrine of St.
Anne which appeared in the Enter
prise last week should have been
credited to the Denver Post. 1t was
written by W. II. Grattan of thai
newspaper.
Al very enjoyable family reunion
was held At the home of Mr.. ana
Mrs. E. u Newcomb on Dec. 4th the
occasion being the birthday of Mrs.
Newcomb's mother, Mrs. Terrence
White Sr. Seven Of her children
were present with their families. A
daughter from ElPaso and son from
Belcher Hill, being unable to at
tend. Thirty-tw0 guests sat down
to the dinner which was served at
80 o'clock.
District No. Columbine C.uL
met with Mrs. II. T. Chinn on We'd
nesday. The ladies answered rol
cali With = verse from l.ongfellow.
Those present were Mesdames Web
ber, Allen, Fisk, Clayton, Jasper,
Kimmitt, Day, Wilson, Doan, Fields,
Fieland, Davis, Bell and others. A
general good time was enjoyed by
all. The next meeting will be al
Mrs. Clayton's.
City Marshall Townsley has re
ceived a bunch Of steel bristlc
street brooms for use on the pave
ment. Now all that is needed is a
volunteer gang Of street sweeper
to keep our pavement looking like
new.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-08
BAPTIST CHURCH
W. F. Cole, Pastor

Bible School at 9:d5 n. m.
Preaching service at II.
B. Y. p. u. at Gao.
Preaching service ut 7,3o p. NJ.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday 1880
Had fine day last Sunday and
sxpect another next.
Two conventions Sunday n. m
Rev. A. J. Finch will speak In the
a. m. Don't fail to hear him.
Come help US make next Sunday
still greater. You are invited.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-08

Every year there are millions q
Christmas packages that never get
to their destination. This is caused
to large extent by the carelessncss
OF the sender. II you are sending
presents outside the state they should
be mailed before December n Nh as
there is usually two or three days
delay ut terminals during the CHRIST
mas rush. The further they d. the
.arlicr they should be mailed n} they
have t. go thru more term inals.
Address all packages plainly with
pen and ink. Put your own name
and address in the corner OF the
package. Notations not to OPEN UNI
III Christmas may be put Oh the
package. Wrap all packages 1ecure'
ly as they are handled very rlughly
and may be lost IL care Is nou taken
in the wrapping.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-08
RALsToN PRESBYTERIAN

Sunday School at 2:l5 p. m.
Service for Worship and French
ing Of the Word Mt 3 p. m.
Mid-week service, Thursday at 7 $50
p. m.
A cordial invitation to this Com
munity service Is extended to all.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-08
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Clinton Reed, Pastor.

050VVV0 SScC0f H6IVTs
Sunday School at 9:45.
Service for Worship and Preach.
ing Of the Word at II.
Christian Endcavcr pt Gas p. Nj.
Evening Service At 7,30,
Mid-Week service for Bible Study
and Prayer, Wednesday at 7 $50 p. m.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-08

A. J. Rccht has in a mngI ficent
assortment Of Christmas toysI dolls,
games and everything 10 maNc the
little folks happy. With such nice
line Of toys. etc. and weari1g ap-
parcl carried by Mr.. Recht therc Is
no excuse TO go to Denver q your
Christmas presents.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-08
Christian Science

Christian Science services are held
Sunday morning vt West First and
Adelaide Streets. ut II o'clock.
Sunday School at 0:30.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-08

Frcctradcr and protcctionist ac-
knowledge that the American beet
farmer cannot stand unaided against
European beet and tropical cane
competition.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-08
WHEATRIDCE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL. CHURCH

ROBERT X. ADAMS. Pastor -
1000 A. NJ. Sunday School.
100 A. NJ. Morning Worship.
1870 p M. Epworth League De-
votional meeting and short serme n
by pastor.
All are cordially welcome.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-08
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red pul
lets ready to lay. Second hous
south Of c. & s. track on Avalon.
ZIP
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-08

FOR SALE-Fifty white Leghorr
pullsts. Beachlsnd Egg Farm, Ar
vada 07J. 27-p
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-08

The people Of Edgewater are
grateful to the Denver Tramway Co.
for the placing of the Edgewater
sign on the front Of the street car
that serves the community.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-07-28

Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. Bert Brad
ley spent Sunday with relatives It
Sprague.
Miss Edna Clark left riday for
Kansas City, where she is visiting at
the home OF Mrs. H. A. Fowler. J.
Good country butter wanted at Nc
Cullough's Grocery. Phone 20. 42-2t
Joe T. Smith was up from FL
Dorado Springs the first Of the week
attending to business matters.
Clay Adair, postmaster at Clinton,
was over one day last week visiting
his son, Gene Adair.
Mrs. Claude Edwards and daugh-
ter, arrived the last Of the week from
Oakland, California, for . visit with
Butler relatives.
Miss Winifred Aabry I, returned
Saturday to her home at Warrens-
burg after q visit in this city at the
home of Miss Cecel Nicolay.
Mrs. John Yaple and little daugh-
ter, Alice Page, who have been visit
ing <slaaives in This lsis city left Satas
day for their home at St. Joseph.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-07-28
Everything reduced, Black & Sons.

Julius p. Heckadon, aged ~ years,
a native Of this county, died at his
home near Sprague Wednesday of last
week, says the Rich Hill Review.
Mr.. Heckadon was born in the Vir-
ginia neighborhood, this county.
w. S. Arnold, formerly Butler
business man, but now with the Blan-
kenship Clothing Company of Kansas
City, was in town the last OF the
week visiting relatives and renewing
acquaintance with his many Butler
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Hensley ar
rived overland from Wichita, Kan
sas. last week Tor a visit in this city
with his brother, Lyman Hensley, on
South Main street and with her
mother, Mrs. Jennie Brown, on East
Dakota street.
The officers Of the State Fair have
designated Everett Drysdale, Of this
city, as Centennial Commissioner OF
the State Fair for Bates county. His
duties will be to handle the publicity
wurk and 70 sec rhar Bzres county
folks attend the fair.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-07-28
Everything reduced Black & Sons.

" Everything reduced, Black & Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. McKibben left
last week for Eldon, Missouri, where
they will visit their daughter, Mrs. G..
II. Pahlman.
Mrs. Cole Hensley returned Mon
day to her home at Hume, after few
days visit in this city at the home Of
her son. Lyman Hensley, on South
Main street.
Miss Burney Rice. formerly .prin-
cipal Of the Butler High School, ar
rived last week from Butte. Montana.
where she now lives and will spend a
few days visiting her Butler friends.
Miss Alice DcArmond and little
sister,, Ann Lands, left Friday for
Liberty, where they are visiting rel
atives. They were accompanied as
fas As Kansas City by their father.
y. A. DeArmond.
p. B. Levy has received telegram
from his brother, Julius, saying that
he had arrived safely in New York
on his way home from Germany,
he he has been visiting his moth.
er and other relatives.