The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-04-06

Evangelist of the Butler Baptist As
ISOLATION, will preach at the Pleasant
Gap Baptist church next Sunday,
n April 9th. Hours, II a. III. and P. M
Airs. Bryan London. who was called
here ,bl the dcah of her father, Lay
den Bowles, has returned to her home
! at Lincoln, Nebraska.
| Bargains in Ladies Slippers, $2.oo.
| Walker Nc Kibben Mere. Co.
Mrs. ID. c. Cooper, OF Nevada, was
I a visit.r the last of The week at the
home Of her mother, Mrs. Nj. A. Gar
! tin and sister, Mrs. A. C. Stuckey.
II you want plenty of pep, strength
and energy take Tanlac. Z. I.
Rhodes.
Chas Robinson, H. B. Robinson
and Mrs. n. Maddox of Kansas City
were csllei to this city last week by
the death of her brother, c. B. Rob
:nson.
Mrs. II. c. Mulkey returned to
Kansas City the last OF the week after
| making visit in this city at the home
| of her mother, Mrs. H. L. Clinken-
beard.
A. N. Gartn and daughters, Mar
! garet and Mary, who recently moved
to this city frc!n Garden City, have
rente,l the Col: property on North
| Water street.
Friday night Mr.. and Mrs, r. L.
Bralcn were quite sick as a result OF
| ptom"ine poisoning, Mrs. Braden
| soon recovered but he was confined
to his room until Sunday night.
ii you are feeling all worn out, if
| you can't eat, sleep or work with any
salts action, you need Tanlac. G. c.
Rhodes.
Mis- Doris Wyatt and Marian War
i mock, after visit with homc-folks i'll
II this city, left Monday for Godfrey,
Illinois, where Miss Wyatt is an in
structor and Miss Warnock is a
h tudent at Monticello seminary.
A, clear as the purest water il
Il Liquid Borozone, yet it is the mo it
| powerful healing remedy for flesh
II wounds, sores, burns and sCalds thu
Il medical science has ever produced
Il Try it. Price, soc, Doc and $I.2o Sold
II Ly Travis Drug & Mercantile Co. Apr
4 Mrs II. l.. Buxt4n returned Thurs
i day 10 her home at West Chicago,
i Illinois, alter visit here at the home,
Il OF hc.- parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. !.
Il Duncan, and sister, Mrs. Dick Nc
/ CURE Mrs. -McGuirc has been ser-
/ rusy sick with influenza but her con-
II ditinn is much improved.
4 ID. +. Allen brough. over load OF
4 Household goods from Butler late last
i Ihui soay and lie and his family are
getting pretty we'll settled in their
4 home Iii the rear of th. store. Mr.
| Allen thinks he was fortunate to get
that many OF his goods here before
this last rainy srell.-Amsterdam En-
| terprise.
Ianlac is the ideal strengthened and
body builder for old folks, because it
creates healthy appetite for whole
| some food and strengthens and i'll
vigorates the digestive organs. {. {.
| Rhodes.
| The Sunday, March 25th edition Of
| 'ae St Louis Globe Democrat, in its
| illustrated section, had a picture fX-
tending across two pages OF the BID,
class OF Miss Jessie Burial, OF Co.
lurlhia. The class has membership
OF 1900 and i'll the picture are three
students from this county, Miss Nina
McCombs and Vernon L. Johr.u,,.
Jr,, OF this city. and Jack Cromwell
OF Rich Hill.
Beacon Fails Rubber Boots are
guaranteed the best.
Walker Mckibben Mere. Co
Butter will have baseball this sum-
Iner. "A club with the following OF
GERS has been formed Fred J. fIupp.
manager; George Hupp, Secretary
Nortcr Seelineer. treasurer, and
Claude Reichel and Wendell Hulse
publicity. committee. Work will soon
be commenced in getting the team to-
geth,r.
j. *. Baum has received number
OF ciloice shrubs and plants from Con-
gresham w. .. Atkeson. who re-
quests that some of them be planted in