The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-03-16

wal dhu EAIS' - - s'HiAthb "a L.
Dorado Springs, came the first of tn
week for visit with Butler friends.
Young men are all buying tht
Campus Cap at Blacks this year
Rev. liza, Mitchell, OF the Ohio
street NJ E. church, left the first oil
the wecl, Tor Morehousc, Missouri, on
a-busincss visit.
New spring goods arriving daily
all and look EN- over. Blacks.
Mrs. d. Reynolds OF this city, pre-
sented her daughter, Viola. hand
som piano Saturday in honor Of her
fourteenth birthday
Young mems black and tan
bro2ues at Black Sure will suit
you
A trained nurse came down from
Kansas City Tuesday morning to care
Tor Mrs Lon Dixon, who is serious
ly i'll al her home southwest Of the
city
US It pleasure to buy goods at
Blacks. They appreciate showing
you. whether you buy or not.
j. &. Nafus and Hugh Allen ar
rived last week from FL Dorado
Springs to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Allie lobe. who was sister OF Mr..
| Nalus.
Lite Folks--Have you heard about
the Premium Department at Blacks?
Ask about it.
Township Assessor q. &. Henry
announces that he has extended the
tins for filing state income tax re-
turns through the present week mp to
Saturday. March IS.
Mrs Hugh Allen and little son,
Freeman, returned the last of the
week to their home at Ell Dorado
! Springs after attending the funeral
q her aunnt. Mrs. Mile lobe,
I When ,hey say Guarantee At
. Blacks they mean sure nuff
Saturday afternoon several -ilern-
| brry ui ti1c Butler Enc1rnpr1e.ttfs / @
! O. +. went to Nevada and thar night
assisted in degree work in that lodge.
! ftI,y report :; good time.
! NvMott 4 Major will oil your
harness Tor SI.oo set.
Mrs. Helen Chastain Starr arrived
last week from her home at River
side, California, for visit at the
home of her parents, Dr.. and Mrs
f. \. Chastain, on High street
| Bring your harness and have them
repaired and oiled while you can't
work. WeMott q Major.
Mr.. Ralph Pyle and Mis- Grace
Iona Venable, OF east OF tam, were
united in marriage by Rev. Il. a,
Mitchell. at the NJ. Z. church p1rsou-
age Wednesday afternoon o, last
week
WeMott < Major for your oil
stoves, Florence and Perfection.
While trying" to board moving
Missouri Pacific freight train in the
kich Hill yards Friday afternoon
Leslie Romsburg, young man about
20 years of age, was thrown under
the train and badly injured.
We carry q full line oi cooh stoves
and ranges. WeMott 8, Major.
John T. White, OF Jefferson City,
supreme court commissioner, was III
the city on business one day last
week. Judge White is a candidate tor
the Democratic nomination Tor Judge
division No. ? OF the Supreme Court,
WeMott x Major have machine
needles and bobbins for ali mates OF
sewing machines.
Miss Anna Belle Campbcii lett the
first OF the week Tor Warrensburg,
" here she is attending the Central
Missouri State Teachers college. Miss
Campbell was the teacher at the rat
~ school, which was burned. some
time ago.
- Keep the carbon out OF your en-
ginc by using Nourse oil. '
K WeMot, & Major.
- DIR, and Mrs. L. 5. Ballard re-
turned to their home in St. Jesrpn'
Friday, after a visit in this Clay At the
homie of Mr.. and Mrs. w. -. Can
non. The Doctor was a n;acticing
physician here about tw''''-'"o
years ago.