The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-01

i Mrs. c. c. Swarens spent the week
end with her daughter Mrs. E. II.
Cascbolt, in Kansas City.
Tanlac makes people strong, sturdy
and we'll by toning up the vital or
gans. c. c. Rhodes.
F. c. Ream arrived the first of the
week from Los Angeles, California,
for visit with Butler relatives and to
look after business matters here.
Finest imported Organizes, all col
ors, S5c. Walker Nc Kibben's.
Miss Pearl Smith has returned from
Rochester, Minnesota. where she has
been under treatment at the mayo
Brothers sanitarium.
Mrs. Ernest Sheppard and little
son. OF Kansas City, spent few days
here last week as guests at the home
OF Judge and Mr.. H. +. Sheppard.
The Times esteemed friends, Mr..
and Mrs. \. NJ Leedy and two inter-
estlng little boys. made this office a
very plcaant call willie in town Satur-
day afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm Holster and chill
dren, OF Kansas City, spent Sunday
with Butler reati'es Mr.. Hoster
will be remembered by the old base
baii fans IS one OF the best third base
men that ever played III Butler.
Special White Imported Organdy
:oc. Walker McNibben'
Two ball teams. one made up of the
white players and the other OF the col
oled players OF the town played all
interesting game on the grounds in
West Butler Sunday afternoon. The
white boys were rictors by 10 to II
score.
The big steam roller belonging to
the contractors who are doing the
street paving on North Main street,
was used last week to roll and pack
the chat some time ago placed OIL
Mill street. The rolling adds much
10 the condition OF the street.
The misery and depression caused
Ev bilious and constipated condition
OF the system can be quickly removed
by using Herbine. 1t puurifies,
strengthens ard iilvigorates. Price,
Coo. Sold by Travis Drug & Mer
camille Co. June
The Rev. ]. B. Clyde, OF the Pres
by:crian church. OF this city, presided
at the installation OF Rev. !. Raymond
Sorenson as pastor OF the Third
church o. Kansas City Sunday. Rev.
Clyde is moderator OF the Presbytery
o. which the Kansas City churches
bclong.
Mems extra Barnyard Tan Work
Shoe, $3.50. Walker McKibben's
Froi. Frank Deerwester, who, IS
connected with the state normal
school at Pittsburg, Kansas, arrived
last week for visit to his father, John
necrwester. and with his many Bates
county friends. Prof. Deerwcsler has
tor many years been one OF the lore
NOS educators OF the country.
George Hartel, OF southeast II
town, who suffered bad attack Of
heart failure one day last week, VS.
in town Saturday looking about as
9 nd as ever. He said that he w.s
feeling very we'll but that his phl-l-
clan had advised against eNerting him
self, SO he was taking life easy.
Mrs. d. X. Walker LETT Thursday
for St. Charles, Missouri, where she
attended the. graduation exercises OF
college. Her daughter.
Miss Agnes, is member OF the grad-
uiting class. On her way home she
stopped oil at Columbia for a visit
with her son, Kirkby. who is student
at the University OF Missouri.
Mems best Overalls, warranted, .
sIss. NATURALIZATION Mere. Co. {
Among the former Butterflies who
attended the meeting OF the Woman 5
society meeting at the l.
Ohio street NJ. Z. church last week {
vas Mrs. Fannie Watson. OF Kansas ,
-:ty. Mrs. Watson will be better re-
7,embered as Miss Fannie Orear, p
laughter OF DR.. L. Orcar. at one time {
d! prominent physician OF this city t
The Cass County Poland China
Breeders Association held its annual
meeting in Harrisonville May 9th
l.