The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-02-24

N part OF the week.
\ Boys, we have some end hama
bicycles now on hand
/ WeMott & Major.
George Radcliffe, who has been
visiting at the home of his daughter.
Mrs. VIM. Skinner, OH South Main
street, returned the last of the week
to the Soldiers Home, in Kansas.
4 MIR, Radcliffe was one of the early day
blacksmiths of this city.
Mrs. Dan Mcconnell, Of Southern
California, who has been visiting at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Fred
A Wright, south of town, left the last OF
the week for Omaha, where she will
spend some time before returning to
her home.
i If yur head is dizzy on STOPPING or
rising suddenly and everything turns
black before the eyes, you have a tor
pid liver. Take Herbine. It is
powerful liver regulator. Price, Coo.
Sold by Travis Drug & Mercantile
Co. Feb.
4 Joe C. Hupp had the misfortune
Friday evening to suffer broken
and dislocated right arm when the
Ford that he was cranking kicked.
Most flivvers are satisfied when they
are able to get man once, but this
one pulled double barreied "kick"
and caught Joe twice.
/ Coleman Wood, who returned from
a trip through Louisiana, Texas and
4 Oklahoma the first of the week says
that industrial conditions in those
states are very bad, especially as re-
CARDS the cotton grower. In some
localities the entire crop on big
plantations being still in the field.
4 Mrs. Amanda Mccormick, who had
been guest for some time at the K.
l.. Braden home on East Dakota
street. left Friday morning for West
crn Bates, where she is visiting old
friends. and relatives.
The basket ball team of the Butler
Boy Scouts went to Amoret Satur-
day and won a game from the boys Of
that town by a score of 2o to If.
The Butler boys played a fast, clean
game, the star of the aggregation be-
ing Jack Reedcr, the speedy forward
who during the evening made 9 tield
goals and dropped 3 free throws into
the basket.
Come out of the brush with a
Shumate Razor. Spring IS cor, rg.
WeMott & Major.
Mr.. Stanley c. Mckee and Miss
Edith tloutz, prominent young pco-
pie OF the Merwin neighborhood,
were married in Joplin, No, July
18th, 1920. The Rev. c. +. Lines of
st Louis officiated. The young
couple kept their marriage secret
until quite recently when it was an
nounccd,~to the surprise of their par
ents and many fricnds.-Adrian Jour
nal.
| Buy a pocket knife of WeMo,t &
Major.
Cemetery Association Benefit at
!, Opera House Tuesday, March IS.
! Home Talent will present the three
u act COMEDY Safety First" 1t is a
scream" Fifty children as blue
birds and fairies. Entire show direct
ed BY Miss Francis Catron Admis-
sion lower floor, 75c; balcony, soc.
Seat sale opens at Wclton's Tuesday,
Mar. 8, at IL o'clock.
Let WeMott & Major put a
Sterling tire on your car.
John Crouch, one of Buffers Oldest
and most highly respected colored
residents, died at his home on East
Pine street Thursday of last week.
Uncle John, as he was generally
known was seventytwo years OF age
and was a resident of this county be-
fore the Civil War. During the war
he went to Texas, but returned here
soon after its conclusion and has
made his home here since.
Our hobby is square dealing ann
quick service. WeMott & Major
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Laney and
daughter, Miss Ada, left last Thurs
day afternoon for Aberdeen, South
Dakota, in response to a message re-
ceived announcing the death that
morning OF Mrs. Clarence Laney,
wife of their son and brother, which
occurred in hospital there, follow
! ing an operation some two weeks
tprevious. Mrs. Laney had been i'll
falling health for about two years
Appleton City Journal.
Alathan S. S. Class Entertains.
! A delightful party was given
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. e. E. Robbins by the Alatban
class of the Butler Baptist Sunday
school in honor of one of their men,
bers. Mrs. P. l. Turner, who is soon
to move to Kansas.
The ladies spent the afternoon
playing games, visiting and listening
to music by the Victrola. Dainty
refreshments wera served. All de-
parted with regrets Wat Mrs. Turner
was to leave. K
Cemetery Association Benefit.
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