The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-01-27

4 - - -. SuiNGI WCHt W LCdVcuWOI'ii,
Kansas, the last of the week for a
| visit at the home of his son, B. G.
t Gulver, who is manager of the 1Abcr7
nathy Furniture Company's plant at
1 that place.
] Jesse-E. Smith, w. F. Duvall and
Carl J. Henry are representing the
Butler Commercial Club at the meet
ing OF the State Federation of Conf
mercial Clubs this week in Jefferson
| City. Mr.. Duvall and Mr.. Henry
were accompanied by their wives.
Reduced prices on everything at
Black & Sons. Buy what you need.
J. W.. Holloway and son, Leslie,
left the first of the week for Kansas
City, where Leslie is to undergo a
surgical operation for the purpose of
bringing together tendons in his right
forearm which were severed some
time ago in all accident at the high
| school building.
100 good style mems hats former
Price $3.50 to 5000 for Saturday Sales
Day Price s.. Setback & Sons.
The iour-year-o son of Ross VIII
fans. living in the east part of town,
suffered the loss of one of his fingers
one day the first of the week wher
enc OF his playn1ates attempted &c
cut with An AK string which the
little fellow was holding.
The IIerrell w. c. r. u met JAM
20, 1921, at the home of Mrs. Jennie
Ellington. A very good meeting was
held, after which a delicious lunch
was served by the hostess. The next
meeting will be Feb. 3, 1921, at the
home of Mrs. Zelda Voris. All MEN,
hers are urged to attend. Visitors arc
cordially invited to meet with us.
Press Reporter.
Lloyd Burk who holds respons-
IDLE position with the United States
Agricultural department, bureA, Of
animal husbandry, with headquarters
at Washington City, was here The las;
of the week visiting home folks. Mr..
Burk has recently made tour Of
South America studying the cattle
conditions of that country for the ag~
ricultural department. He had been
to Denver, Colorado, where he adj
dressed a cattlemens convention ard
stopped off at Butler for short visit
on his way back to Washington.
lie price in Mems Suits and Over
coats, Black & Sons.
w. w. Leavitt and his two sons w.
A. and Z. f. Leavitt, residing south
Of the Star school house in Lone OAK
township had some, difficulty with C..
-NsR Eeexa. who has Seer living, with
them and running saw mill OH intii
place over a business settlement. Oh
Tuesday they tried to make settle
ment and Breeze attempted to move
his saw mill from the place. The
.eavitts became angered and the
four had fist fight and Breeze came
out of the fight badly bruised up.
freeze appeared before Judge B. II.
Jeter Tuesday afternoon and applied
for a warrant and also brought re-
plc,in suit for the saw mill and asked
for the sum of ninety dollars due
him The Leavitts appeared before
Judge Jeter Wedne sday and settled
their differences with Breeze. The
criminal proceedings were dismissed
ard the replevin case compromised
and Breeze was allowed to move his
mii1l FROM the premises.
Say. Bill. where did you get your
harness oiled last year? I always go
to WeMott & Major. The Use Dr.
neatsfoot and harness oil and gla'-
;ntrc satisfaction, and only charge ~
Der set and collars thrown in. Bring
in your harness now while you are a,
leisure Spring weather will 500 l.
here and you won't have time then.
WeMott & Major.