The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-02-09

OfCCuCIS was a VlSltOT dt tHlS OIICC
Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Sellon has
on his farm some of the best regis
/, tered Shorthorn cattle to be found
in this part of the country and is Of
fering some young stock for SALE.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Littrell of
Denver. Colo. have taken charge of
the Talmage hotel at Rich Hill. Sew
eral different persons have attempted
! to successfully conduct this hosiery
but couldn't make a go of it and it is
hoped the new owners will have bet
ter luck as Rich Hill needs a good
hotel.
I Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Butler,
| who have been spending some timc
with relatives and friends in and near
Butler, returned Tuesday to their
, home at Sheridan Lake, Colorado.
Several years ago Mr.. Butler lived
short distance from Butler and at
forwards for some time in the south
part OF town. e
Over quarter Of million we'll
known men and women from differ,
ent parts OF the country have signed
written endorsements for Tanac. G.
c. Rhodes.
c. II. butcher and Ed butcher
of Warrensburg. attended the meet
ing OF the Board of Directors OF
The Walton Trust Company
last week. Both of these gentlemen
are former residents of Butler, where
they have many friends so that their
business trips here are much like a
Visit back home"
Sunday morning the ire depart
ment was called to the HON. of I'ohu
Cunning ham, of South High street,
where defective flue was responsible
for small blaze in the roof. The
damage was small. Saturday after
noon an oil stove at the Coca-Cola I
Eottl,nq works caught lire and the de- |
paruncnt was called, but the fire was
soon CNtingushcd.
LIQUID Borozone, is an efficient
healing remedy for human or animal
iIcsti 1t meuds severe wound, sore,
cut or scratch i'll the shortest pos
s.blc time Price, soc, 6Oc and SI2o.
Sold by Travis Drug & Mercantile
Co, Feb
Maude Louise, the II months old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bart
.ctt, ulcd at the parents home on
Wel Pine street at 500 o'clock
Monday morning of bronchial pneu-
monia, complicated with bowel trou-
Bile. Owing to sickness in the fam
lily, the funeral services which. were
at the home by Rev. II. a,
Mitchell Tuesday morning were
private.
The Womans Missionary Society
IF the First Baptist Church is max
ng a last and urgent call for any
good article of clothing to be sent to {
he needy Russians. Any one may t
ontribute to this and the society will
Jay for the shipping. Drs. Love and 70,
ill are calling Upon us and. say the 6
iced is great Leave package with {
Mrs. Ed Snidcr Oh at the church. I
L. c. Brammer.
If your head is dizzy on stopping i,
W. rising suddenly and everything
urns black Dcioic thc eyes, you have
torpid liver. Take llerDne. 1t is
powerful liver regulator. Price,
&C, Sold by Travis Drug and Mer-
autile Co. Feb
VIM. Stcffen, of southeast Of town,
.as. a pleasant Ca Ter at this office g
lille III the city Saturd~y afternoon. Il
Ir. Stcifcn is one OF the countys D
est citizens. During the past three p
car 5 lie HAS Hdu many OPPoi teii''iN'I
} sell his fine farm at a price that
,ould have made him big profit but
was home to him and his good vile
nd they concluded that it was better u
keep it than to try and fund place q
lat would salit them better. -
Twenty million people have m
ken Tanlac with the most crafty v
g results. &. l.. Rhodes. 81
The five cent loaf Of bread has ar
we'd in Butler Larry Monday MORN -
e one of Buffers hustiing mer- l.,
ANTS, an agent for Kansas City =:
,kery, was observed displaying a :.
& sign in front OF his place of busi- -.
SIS announcing that one of the best a.,
Town brands of bread could be had "
r five cents per loaf. With the price
wheat be.ow what it was be'ore
e war there was no excuse for keep