The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-25

J.. {. Nantrees came down from
Kansas City Saturday to spend few
days with Butler relatives and friends.
Nj. Vantrees was one of Butler 5
pioneer woodworkers and wagon
makers and was for many years in
partnership with his brothers in the
Nantrees shop on Chestnut street.
Keep coming in, Black & Sons.
Rev. I. G. Brammer has returned
home from the meeting OF the Bap-
fist association held at Jacksonville,
Florida, and will give report of the
work at next Sunday morning ser
vices. At the night service Mrs.
BrAmmcr will make report on
Woman's Work.
BE sure and take advantage OF the
Sales Day Specials we are offering
Sales Day, Blacks.
Elmer Dixon arrived the last of tine
week fom Dodge City, Kansas. for a
visit with Butler relatives. Mr.. Dixon
is in the furniture business in Dodge
City and is prospecting. He expects
in the near future to take trip to
Cuba and the islands off the coast o.
Florida. He was formerly in the fur
nlture business in this city.
Mems Cool Underwear, Blacks.
Among our new subscribers thi:
week is Judge L. S. Paddock, who
some time ago moved from the ives,
part of the county to fine suburban
h, me that he purchased just south
west of town. Judge Paddock is one
o! Bates county's old timers and high
class citizens. He was in business in
this city many years ago.
y. {. Barnett, Secretary OF the Har-
rsonville Board of Education, an
nu, noes that Prof. Donald {. Pllaris,
tie present teacher OF Vocational .Ag-
ricUIture in the Ilarrlsonville Hi-h
school, has accepted the same posi-
| ug2 10 the next scholastic year. This
will be good news to all OF the local
students, especially those who were III
! h., classes this ycar.-Cass County
Democrat.
Lower Prices at Blacks.
The preliminary hearing o. Rufus
campbell, charged with ielonious as
sauit ON Fountain Miller, was held in
.|ldge .)eter court Friday afternoon
Campbell was bound over to the cir
cult court and in default OF SI,soc
bond was returned to Jail to await the
calling OF the case in the circuit court.
Campbell was represented by w. O.
Jackson and the state by Prosecut-
ing Attorney Hales.
Even' Butler has her labor troubles.
Wednesday OF last week the shovel
men employed by the contractors
who are doing the paving on North
Main street, struck for higher wages
and shorter hours The contractors
were taken by surprise but refused 10
accede to the demands of the men and
as result the work was tied up until
"a bunch OF negro help could be
brought in from Kansas City.
J. NJ. Green, one OF Bates county ;
old time, true blue Democrats, was in
town Saturday. He reports that the
farmers i'll his section are working
hard and catching up with their
work. lie says that he has some corn
up and that it is looking good, but
needed a Jew showers. Ii there were
few more Democrats Ike Mr. Grren
tn farmers would not be paying the
high taxes imposed by the Hyde adj
DIR. and Mrs. J. T. Hull and daugh-
ter, Miss Gertrude, left the last OF the
week on an overland trip to Cali
fornia and points OF interest in the
west. Going west they will go by
way OF the Santa Fee trail and visit
points OF interest OH the way. At
Escondido, California, they will spend
stme time with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Speer, former residents of this couu-
ty. While in California they will visit
at Los Angeles. Hollywood and other
places. After performing
the arduous dnties of mayor OF But
Ter for two years the Doctor thinks
that he sure deserves good long va
cation in which to recuperate.
Everybody's buying little folks
inionalis from Black & Sons.
Eugene Hartrick. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George NJ. Hartrick. o. Butler.