The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-04-20
Lower price for 1922 at Blacks.

d WISH IN TINS CITY at tne nome VI
her father, J. K. Hulse, and with 9TH
cr relatives.
Mrs. c.. NJ. Burrows, of Salt Lake
City, Utah, arrived the first of the
week for visit with her mother, Mrs.
NJ. Smith, and brother, Harley Smith,
at the Inn.
Boys Knickerbockcr Pants, 75c, CSC
and $I.5o. Get pair at Blacks.
Sunday night, as Walton Cruts-
niger and family were returning from
Butter their Ford sedan caught fire
and was completely destroyed. The
loss is covered by Observation-Disclosures
Journal.
Mems Work Shirts Coo, 7oc and ooc.
Lay in your summer supply. Blacks.
Mrs. Lewis Swarens and sister,
Mss Irene Coleman, went to Holden
Sunday for visit with relatives.
Miss Irene is still b'dy crippled as
the result of an automobile accident
in Kansas City some. time ago.
The Model Grocery store, J. H..
Zwahlen, proprietor, is looking
mighty fine in its new spring dress:
In other words the paper hangers aud
painters have completely redecorated
the interior, and it's Still Clean
Mrs. c. c. Oliver and children, OF
Fit. Scott, KANSAS, spent few days
in the city last week as guests of Mrs.
Hattie Scott Smith. The divers
were formerly residents of this city,
Mr., Oliver being conductor on the
| Inter State.
Mrs. Laura Rich and her gr1ul-
daughter, Miss Lora Rich, of Bunnel',
Florida, who have been visiting rel
atiyes in and near Butler, left Wedncs~
day for Trenton, Missouri, where they
are spending a few days at the home
OF Chester Rich,
Girls Bingham Dresses on sale U.s..
Walker NJ c kibben Mere. Co.
The Monday mornings Kansas City
papers carry an account OF the wed
ding OF Miss Eunicc Ncomans, dangh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. A.. O. Ieomans,
OF this city, and Mr.. Jesse Moritz, OF
Kansas City. The ceremony was sol
emnizcd at Kansas City Sunday.
Bows Newest Suits and Shoes
Blacks.
Newton Brannock, OF Kansas City,
Kansas, was called here last week by
the serious illness of his iathcrr Rob-
crit Brannock, who was suffering from
Il severe attack OF the influenza with
complications, which on account OF
his advanced age was quite serious.
ChIdrens Unionalls at Blacks.
Elmer kcene, of near Ballard, and
Miss Rena Naruc,, of Hudson, We're
united in marriage i'll this city
W cdnesday afternoon by Rev. J. b.
Clyde at the Presbyterian mansc OF
South Delaware street, Both these
young people are we'll known and
popular III the east part oi the county
where they have many friends who
wish thelii all JOY i'll their married liic.
They will reside on farm near
! ballard
Work Straw Hats l5c up. Blacks.
Butler folks had TO get along few
days last week without singh den
list as Drs. T. w. Arnold T. X,
Arnold, J.,T Hui and T. J.. Shad-
burne were attending the TriS.ate
Dental association meeting in Kansas
City. There were delegates pre- sent
trcm Miss ouri, Kansas and Oklahom
and some very interesting and profit
able discussions were bad and the
newest things i'll dentistry explained
and demonstrated by specialists.
beautiful new Wash Blouscs
Walker Mckibben Mere. Co.
The merchants and business men OF
Rich Hill have organized business
mems club with John A. Connolly
pre- sident and Geo. Il. Dowell. secrc-
t;ry. The purpose of the new or
ganization, says the Review, is to
lcok after the best business interests
OF the city, extend the trade territory
of the city and be business booster
generally. 1t is planned to give a
monthly luncheon at which time the
members will interchange ideas.