The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-11-10

81 Mrs, I N. Allen, 81 Elsie, Nebrass
sister and Mrs. Cole Henley "
Humid, mother 81 Lyman Hensley
/ spent 4 few days the last of thu week
at the Hcnsley hdmc on South ~ LAIN
street.
EIighlan Mitchell. who spent sev-
eral days Ia this city last week Witt
| Ing old. ftiends, returned Friday ~
Ibis hot1s Durasat Oklahoma. He
Twas iniiaef resi- dent sof this county
Iliving fpr many years On the farm
now owned BY Mrs. Nelson, in Sumo
INIT township. 1;
MI. and Mrs. w. w. Cannon re-
turned the last Of the week from
kansas City where they had been
Visiting for several days. They were
accompanied home BY Mr.. and Mrs.
| j. j. ,Kraettli who visited them for .
few days.
Hear Ex-Sec'y Daniels Of the
Navy Nov. I4th, in Butler.
Isaac Lingenfelter, formerly Of
this county who left here to, locate
Inear Hamilton, Mo-, writes rs that
1 lie has sold his farm there for $500
per acre and has purchased q quarter
section s miles from Olathc, Kansas.
He says wheat in that section looks
good. Mr.: Lingenfelter at one tins
lived on the Ike Kelley farm.
DO not fail to hear Daniels in But
Ter Nov I4th.
r. E. Forbes, Of Adrian, and Miss
Mary Messenger Of Butler were mar
ried in Harrisonyille, Ne. Thursday:
| October 77th, 1921. They inmedi-
ately returned to Adrian, where they
will reside The groom is engaged
in the blacksmith business here and
served overseas during the late war.
Adrian Journal
More Sweaters. Sweaters, Blacks.
Thursday evening c. w. Braken-
sick. who is to leave Butler in the
near future for Junction City. Kan
sas, was given a surprise dinner by
Mrs. Gaines and his fellow boarders
at the Gaines home. 1t was a very
enjoyable affair and Mr.. Brakcnsiek
was given several presents showing
the esteem in which he was held.
Following the dinner the entire party
attended the picture show.
Overcoats for men and boys. Spe-
cial prices now at Blacks. r..
The Butler High School foot
bali team were defeated by the har-
risonvllIe High School foot ball
team on the Eaters grounds tr-
day afternoon by score OF AZ to
H.. This is the first season tor many
years the Butler school has been rep
resented by a football team and 1t
was necessary to build the team from
the bottom of untried men and, nat
urally, they lose a majority Of their
gaines, but they are building up 4
team that will be heard from later.
See those new suits Blacks just re-
ccived. All sizes. Sure nobby. u.
Mr.. and Mrs, J.. M. Miller enter
tanned number of their friends at
their beautiful country home south
west of the city last Sunday to a
chicken dinner. Those present were
Rev. K. H. Biser. wife and children.
IR. +. Mouutjoy, Mrs. Hattie scott
Smith, Mrs. Efiie Jamison, Mr.. and
Mrs. K. E. Mooney, Mr. and Mrs. II.
A. Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. Berry Miller
aud Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Miller. a
very enjoyable time was had aud the
I guests we're delighted with the hos
| pitality accorded them at the Miller
nol1r.
i Don't fail to hear Daniels, the man
with a message worth while.
If you have anything to sell yoi
can find buyer by using the Want
! Ad column Of The Times. Lass
week d man came in and ordered a
little aot,ce inserted to run four
times. Later iii the week he called at
the office and said to discontinue the
4 advertisement as he had sold out.
The Times is printed to so out OH
the rural routes Thursday morning.
ne paper wa. delivered to a ma's
who read the want ad, and who was
in the market for the articles adver-
tised, at about 900 o'clock. Right
after dinner he hitched up the wagon
and called on the advertiser. That is
the service one can expect by using
The Times Want Ads; they bring the
buyer and seller together. =
| We, the undersigned Grocery Mer-
chants will close our places Of BUSH
ness on Nov. nth, Armistice Day, at
~ o'clock a. M, making one delivery.
Get your orders in by o'clock.
hays Il Zwahlcn,
Lon Ray,
/ A. ~. tortncr. "a
| c. w. Anderson,
Golden Rule Grocery.
X Boner's Grocery,
w. d. Mccullough,
i q A HeinIeis Mere Co y