The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-12-22

left hand almost severed on Wednes
day afternoon. He and his twelve
year-old brother were engaged il
cutting corn, when William got hi!
hand in the way of the axe wieldet
by his brother and his finger badl,
cut. He was brought to the office o.
DR.. Allen Thursday afternoon ant
the injury dressed.-Rich Hill Re.
view.
James A. DeArmond and H. o
Maxey, both prominent attot';ys ane
citizens of Butler, will speak III. 81
Dorado Springs on the evening o.
December 20 in the interest oil tax
Kansas City-Springfield Highwa,
and other road projects in this sec
ton of the state. Messrs. DeArmont
and Maxey are both eloquent speak
ers and enthusiastic road boos ers
and both are strong supporters of the
KS. Highway. The meeting will be
under the auspices of the loca
Chamber of Commercially Dorado
Springs Sun.
csc off on all sweaters in the next
ten days. Black & Sons.
The classes of the Ohio street M.
Z. church to which Mr.. and Mrs. l.
M. Deffenbaugh belonged rendered
them a farewell reception at the
church Thursday evening of last
week, as they left the first of this
week for California, where they ex-
pect to make their home in the flu
ture. An enjoyable program was
rendered after which an oyster sup
per was served. Mr.. Deffenbaugh
and his estimable family have long
been active members of the Metho-
dist Sunday School and they will be
missed not only in the Sunday
school, but in other branches of the
church as well.
Special price on Mems Overcoa,s
at Black & Sons.
Attorney Generl Barrett Friday
furnished State Auditor Hackmann
with legal opinion holding that
there is no law under which the ac-
counts of DR.. E. L. Farmhouse,
state food and drug commissioner,
and II. +. Wigemann, chemist, in the
department. can draw accounts for
their expenses to meeting of the
National Food and Drug Commits
sioners held in Miami, Fla, last No
yember,
The Times is in receipt of letter
from A. l.. Ives, of Apache, Okla
homa enclosing remittance for an
other years subscription. Mr. Ives
was formerly teacher in the Butter
public schools, but IL years ago
went to Apache, where he has since
served as superintendent of the pub
lie schools. He says that himself
and family are happy and reasonably
and hope to some day see
their Butler friends again.
Tan1ac, that wonderful medicine,
sold in Butler by c. c. Rhodes.
The Butler band went to Adrian
Tuesday afternoon to play at the
funeral Of the late Henry Moudy.
Mit,s. 1oc; 81 per doz. Gloves,
1oc; 81 per doz., Black & Sons
Milo Wilcox arrived from Spring
field the first Of the week Tor visit
with relatives and friends in this
city.
Mems Fur Caps 1-3 off for the
next ten days. Now's your chance,
Black : Sons.
]. L. Smith, president and c. II.
Smith, secretary OF the Butler COM
mcrcial club attended the road meet
ng at Nevada Tuesday afternoon.
Read our sales day special in the
argc circular. We've got something
here for you, Black & Sons.
The Monday Evening Club held
heir regular meeting Monday night
It the home OF Postmaster J. +. Viii
Jams on North Havana street.
,cry good program and a good So
,ial time was enjoyed.
Mems Fur Caps ID off for the
lext ten days. Now's your chance,
Slack K Sons.
Is. Il. Jeter, Clerk OF Butter Camp
No. 24sS Modern Woodncn OF
America has received notice that the
leath claim of William a. Leeper,
If Pleasant Gap had been allowed.
Mr.. Lceper died Nov. 20, 1921.
James Rcam arrived the first OF the
week from San Diego, California,
where the Ream family now reside.
md is spending the Christmas holt
lays with his grandmother, Mrs. J.
\. Norflcet, and other relatives
Irregularity in the bowel move
nents makes you feel uncomfortable
Md leads to constipated habit,
which is bad. Herbine is the remedy
,ou need 1t restores healthy regu-
arity. Price 6oc. Sold by Travis
Drug & Mercantile Co. Dec.
w. E. Paddock. of Kansas City,
purchased this week SIS turkeys OF
he farmers of the Virginia neigh
,erhood. On Wednesday he dressed
he turkeys at the home of his faith
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