The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-11-17

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Mrs. e, X. Lisir spent Sunday n
Rich Hill with M sister. Mrs, 4 Y : Il
Cotton. NJ a
J Miss Helen Lsrsoa las returned Y I' u
her eine n Nevada after visit NM
Bntler friends. Il
See our "a ii another column XII n
our Saturday Special I.
WeMott 3 Maj6r. AZ
s Mrs. Clark Travis III Pleasantoi ss
Kansas, spent few days the fiFs4 ~ IL
the week visiting Butler friends.
/ Nc,'+ miss the Minstrel. Senior
Carnival Nov. roth l Isl
George Owens, of the Owen Me-
AdOO company, visited home folks 20
Lees Summit the first Of the week.
Reduction Sale Black & Sons.
. w. A. Leeper left Tuesday for
Kansas City where he entered hos
pital for treatment.
Husking Cotton Gloves and Mitts.
nap out $I.oo per dog up. III 3589
Black & Sons.
c. w. Hinote, of Cass county.
spent several days in this locality the
first of the week on business mat
tiers.
Mr. Ben Wilson came down from /.
Kansas City the last of the week for
9 few days visit with his father, MIR. 4
B. ]. Wilson. &
Mrs. Bessie Holloway, Miss Ma
dine Holloway and Miss Nina Culver
attended the state Sunday school con- Il
vention which commenced IN St.
Louis the first of he week. 8
See our Specials for Saturday.
WeMott & Major. s
Lee Stith & Sons, of Adrian, have
sold their garage in that town to T..
II. Dowell, of Sheldon, and j. II.
Dade Of Schcll City, says the Adrian
Journal.
One lot Mems Suits reduced to
$500. Black & Sons.
The Missouri Pacfc depot at Rich
Hill was slightly damaged by fire
Monday afternoon says the Review.
The fire was, presumably caused by
defective wiring in the file room.
The Smith building, on the south
cast corner of the square, recently oc-
cupied by the Fox automobile agency
has been leased by Charley Thomas
and is being fitted up for restaurant.
One lot Mems Suits $50 and $500
Suits reduced to $25oo only during
this sale. Black & Sons.
R. M. Bradcn, of lola, Kansas, mo-
tored over Sunday for brief visit
at the home OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. X. l.. Braden. He was accom-
panied home by his mother who will
spend a short time visiting at lola.
Our good friend Uriah Aver OF
Usage township was in Butler
Wednesday Dragging about his new
grandson, the 9 I-2 pound boy. born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Aver Tuesday,
November 9Th.
See our Specials for Saturday.
WeMott & Major.
Uncle Lewis Eichler, one Of
Mound townships unrecors.ru.ted
Democrats was in Butler on business
the latter part of the week anil called
at The Times. Uncle Levi. is the
youngest man of his years in the
state. Qa
See our Specials for Saturday. B
WeMott & Major.
Mrs. Alice R. Mains left the first OF
the week for Wichita, Kansas, where
she is visiting her son, Ben G. Mains.
and family From there she will 70
to San Anselmo, California, to spend
the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
II. F. Gardener.
One lot All Wool Mems Gray
Overcoats reduced to $1,000.
Black & Sons.
Rev. Z. D. Baker, pastor of the N.
Z. Church, south, of Lebanon, SON of
Judge and Mrs. ]. T. Baker of Rich .
Hill, was married Thursday to Miss ii
Jessie Is. Reed at the home of the
brides brother b. A. Reed, at Ash
Grove, Mo.-Rich Hill Review.
We have a excellent line Of Stoves.
Come in and look them over.
WeMott & Major.
Butler friends have received the
of the birth Of twin
boys to Rev. and Mrs. Walt L. Hill il
Of Appleton City. The youngsters
arrived Tuesday, November ID. Rev.
Hill was formerly pastor of the n.
E. church, South, of this city. \
Horace Allen, who has been travel
ng with the Horner- Redbath iyeeum &
bureaus company in Nebraska, but e
Who was forced to quit the company
IN account OF sickness. arrived Sua- d
lay and will spend the winter in this
ity with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
:. A. Allen. ls
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