The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-01-13

i FRED brayt0n, OF the Virginia
rcighborhood, breeder Of fine hogs,
Twas in town one day the first of the
week and was business caller at this
office.
Miss Mary E. Petty and Mr.. Clyde
fC. Grassland, both Of Rich Hill, were
united in marriage Sunday afternoon
BY Rev. Roy H. ,Biser, Of the Chris
tan church, at his home in this city.
Clarence Atkeson, the son of Con-
gresham w. O. Atkeson is very i'll
with pneumonia in Kansas City, &C
cording to advices received here
Wednesday.
Quaker Craft Curtain Nets on sale.
See Rug adj of Administer Rugs.
Walker-McKibben Nero. Co.
Hezekiah Thomas and Miss Anna
Colvin, of Pleasant Hill, were united
in marriage Wednesday evening It
asst week by Rev. H. A. Mitchell, at
his home on Ohio street.
Miss Laura B. Duyall has returned
home from an etended visit to-.Albur-
Guerque, N. M. Her sister, Mrs.
John Nichols and children, Earl and
Corrine, of Pomona, Calf, accom-
panied her home and will visit here
with relatives.
The friends of G. G. Henry arc
predicting that he will be candidate
for clerk and assessor for Mt. Pleas
ant township in the approaching
township campaign. Mr.. Henry is a
prominent Democrat and his qualifi
cations are we'll known to the voters.
Cotton Batting 20 per cent off.
\ ard wide Comfort Cretonnes, sale
2oc. Walker McKibben Mere. Co.
Frank Koontz, the we'll known gro
gerry drummer was severely injured by
bong run down by an automobile .oil
the streets of Amsterdam Monday af.
t..rnoon, says the Rich Hill Review.
lie was taken to Rich Hill where his
injuries will keep him laid up for sew
eral weeks.
J. R. Simpson, of Spruce, was a
county seat visitor Tuesday and
found time to drop into The Times
office for friendly visit. Mr.. Sin:p-
son is one of the old time Democrats.
who is always with his party on
every issue and believes that now is
the time to start the campaign to pvt
Bates county and Missouri as well
as the nation back into the Demo-
c.atic column at the next election.
$500 Fancy Petticoats sale $I.oS.
Walker McKibben Mere. Co.
+. w. Silvers, J. A. Silvers and Guy
4. Silvers, attorneys of this city have
announced their association under the
firm name of Silvers and Silvers for
the practice OF law. They will occupy
the suite of offices on the west side
1T the square formerly occupied by
T.. w. Silvers. The firm name of
Silvers & Silvers was first established
years ago when T. w. Silvers of this
city and J. A.. Silvers, then of Rich
Hill, formed a partnership and con-
Quoted their law business under that
name. Later when T. w. Silvers ic-
moved. from Butler the firm was dis
solved, but the firm name was again
revived when upon his return to this
city ahesand his son, Elmer, formed 4
partnership under the. name and con-
tinued until the latter removed to |
Kansas City and the partnership was
again dissolved. +. w. and ]. A. Sill
vers are we'll known as among the
foremost in the legal profession in
his section of the state. Guy Silvers,
he son of J. A. Silvers, is a young
awyer who is rapidly earning his
spurs in the profession. He served
Nth the marine corps during the war
With Germany and is commander of
he James P. Arnold Post of the
american Legion.