The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-11-09

closes at the Missouri State Bank
on Dec. 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Cbas. Ison, Of
Oklahoma Lity, Okla, are visit
ing relatives near Butler.
Miss Rae Robinson attended
the funeral of Mrs. Peter Kiltz,
in Rich Hill Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. George Patrick, of Joplin,
came the first of the week for a
visit at the home of her sister,
s, Mrs. Geo. Patrick.
Corn is now being entered i'll
the corn contest at the Missouri
State Bank. Don't delay, enter
|your corn now.
c. H. butcher, of Warrens-
burg, attended the funeral OF
Mrs. l.. h. Choatc in this city
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur S. McNay, Of Ga
lena, Hans, came the last of the
week for a visit at the G. H.
McNay home, on High street.
w. j. Raschke has sold his but
ter and milk station ip the Smith
block, on the southeast corner OF
the square to Il. l.. Zilliox, OF
Nevada, who is now in charge.
Funeral services for Prof. Ora
vette, late principal of the Doug
lass school, was held from the
2nd VI. f. church Friday morn
ing and intcrment made in Oak
Hill cemetery.
Mrs. r. NJ. Shelton returned
the last of the week to her home
at Independence, after a visit
here with her son, Paul Shelton,
and at the home of Judge and
Mrs. a. b. Owen, on Ohio street.
Clarence Atkeson, who is con-
nected with the office of the
Prohibition enforcement officer
at Kansas City came down the
last of the week for IA visit with
his father. Hon. w q AtkcsoE,
and with his brother, Il. W. AT
kesOn.
c. 4. Hays, Of Wichita, HANS,
was in town last week visiting
relatives and shaking hands with
his many old friencds. Mr..
Hayes left Butler many years ago
and is engaged in railroad work,
holding responsible position
with one of the Western roads.
j. +. Hendrix, who with his
family IA short time ago moved to
Colorado Springs, Colo, arrived
the last of the week OH a short
business visit. Mr.. Hendrix re
ports the family all enjoying
good health and we'll satisfied
with their new home.
i II. Y. Shobe, of Los Angeles,
Calf, came last week to visit
Butler relatives. MIR. Shobe was
one Of the early day residents Of
this county. Old Shobetown just
north Of Rich Hill, being named
! in his honor. He left Bates coun-
ty for California several years
ago
Mrs. Peter. kiltz, 90 years old,
a pioneer resident of Rich Hill,
died suddenly in Kansas City,
Thursday, November End, at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Bcs
sic LaBrant in that city. She
had breakfasted at 6 o'clock and
passed away suddenly at I
o'clock that morning.-Rich Hill
Review.
Rev. j. b. Clyde went to Kan
sas City the last of the week for
a short visit with his daughter,
Jean, who is convalescing from
IA surgical operation in Kan
sas City hospital. Sunday he
went to Leavenworth. Kans.,
where he filled the pulpit of his
new charge, the Presbyterian
church of that city.
John 4. IOss, one OF the best
known and most substantial citi-
zens of the southeast part of the
county, was county seat visitor
Saturday and observed his an
nual custom of long standing by
calling at this office and extend
ing his subscription for another
year. He says that there has
been much fall blowing in his
npiphbOrhoOd and that the farm