The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-03-09

Sons
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Big
gerstaff Tuesday morning, March 7.
nine pound girl
Work Clothes at prices that save
you money, Black & Sons.
]. H. Nolen, former state drainage
commissioner, Of Jefferson City, was
a business visitor to Butler one day
the first of the week.
Mems Work SHOES SI.o5. S2.45.
$2,o5. Black & Sons the place.
Newton Gossom, of Rich Hill, was
business visitor here Tuesday. Mr..
Gossom is township collector for
Usage township.
Young Men-Do your trading at
Black & Sons. New things.
The jury in the case of the State VS.
]. l.. Ireland, who was charged with
the sale of mortgaged property, re-
turned a verdict of not guilty.
To'the newcomer Come in, let's
get acquainted, Black & Sons
r. F. Allen, who lives west OF
town, has received word that his
brother, A. 2. Allen, OF Dot, Va,
had undergone an operation for ap-
pendicitis and was doing well.
Fellows, come down this way Tor
your purchases We appreciate it.
Black & Sons
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Morgan, who had
been spending a few days in this city
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Asa
Morgan, and brother, Delbert Nor
gan, returned the last Of the week to
their home in Jefferson City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan LaFollette. OF
Tulsa, Oklahoma, w. T. LaFollette,
of Sloan Springs, Arkansas, and
Frank LaFollettc, OF Kansas City,
were called to this city the first OF
the week by the death OF, their broth
er. { has. LaFollette.
Notice--Take your new subscrlp
lions and renewals to Chris +. Black.
Agt. Cat Black & Sons) Kansas City
Post
The case of II. P. Snow VS. Earl
Allen for possession of his 400 acre
farm northeast of Amsterdam was
called in Judge B. +. Jeter's court
"Wednesday and the case was settled.
Allen surrendered possession and
Snow dismissed the case.
4 Cemetery play, Opera House, Tues
day March-l4.
Get you suit OF us this spring.
Prices lower. Black & Sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. A. Silvcrs have re-
turned to their home at Springfield
after visit here at the home of her
sister, Mrs. John Hoffman, and with
ether relatives. They were onnc TIME
residents of this county.
Our good friend Mrs. W. (. Berry
was a caller at this office Wednesday
and had the dates on her paper set
ahead for another year. Mr.. and
Mrs. Berry plan an automobile trip
TO California this summer, where
they will spend Some time with rela-
tives and take a we'll earned vacation
New spring suits, shoes, Oxfords.
Caps, new prices, Black & Sons.
The Times good friend, John I.
Yoss, OF Rockville, while in town the
other day attending circuit court,
found time to make us an appreciated
call. Mr.. Yoss is one of the substan-
tial citizens of the southeast part OF
the county.
John Powell, of Chicago, Illinois.
arrived last week for visit with But
.cr and Bates county friends and rela-
tivcs. John is another Butler boy
that has made good. He is a son of
the late Booker Powell and for sew
.ral years was with the old Bennett
Wheeler Mercantile Company. but
now holds a responsible position with
the Starrett Tool Company, one OF
the largest manufacturers of fine
tools in the United States.
Butler friends have received the
of the marriage Of
Miss Iris Hillbrand and Mr.. Earl
Steele, which was solemnized at Gin
ton Friday, March 3. Mr.. Steele is a
nephew of Mrs. i. NJ. Steele. OF this Z
city. He was a student at the Butler :
high school and has hosts of friends {
in this city who wish him and his
bride all happiness in the journey :
through life, Mr.. and Mrs. Steele are n