The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-03-30

for Springfield, where. she is attend
ing the state normal school
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Shoup,
OF Summit township, Wednesday
morning, fine nine pound girl All
Earties Sdoing well.
The Butler w. c. T. L. will hold a
bake sale at the Peoples Grocery on
the west side OF the Square OH Sat
urday, April 1st. 25-n*
y meeting OF all interested i'll the
N orris cemetery will be held Friday
April 7, at 200 p. IN. at the grave
yard for the purpose of eiccting Off
GERS.
Don't forget that the articles adj
vcrtiscd in the March Sale Bulletin
Tor Wednesday, March 20, can be
bought on Saturday, April Ist, at the
same special prices.
w
day ION Godfrey, Illinois, where she
has been attending Monticello semi
nary, for short visit at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Il. War
mock.
County Farm Agent Drymon is
moving from the Cole property on
Last Dakota street to the Wilcox
property on West Ft Scott street.
Delbert Morgan will occupy the prop
crtv on East Dakota street.
Ii you failed to secure any OF the
bargains offered by the Butler mer-
chants whose advertisements APP
pcarcd in the March Safe Bulletin,
remember that the same prices hold
good Oh those articles for Saturday,
Aprl lst.
We like to sell Tanlac because it
aGsl les our customers. {. {.
Rhodes.
H. $. Jewell, editor OF the Spring
held Leader, came up from Spring
held the last OF the week for a visit
at the home OF his daughter Mrs.
Warren DuvalI, and to make the ac-
Iuaintance OF the new granddaugh-
ter, Jean Jewell Duvall,
al n I
Bates cornty's substantial FARMERS
while in town Tuesday made this Of
ice pleasant call Mr.. Utley is one
ol the old timers in his neighbour
hood. having lived there for more
dian 50 years,
On account of the unlay Orablc
weather and bad roads which pre-
vented many people from getting TO
town Oh Sale Day (last Wednesday,,
The barg aims il. the bulletin may be
purchased at the same special prices
Oh Saturday, April list.
I'd S. Austin, secretary OF the state
highway commission and family, &C
companicd the remains OF the late -.
| A. Colyer to hi, city Saturday and |
stayed over a few days for visit
with his mother, Mrs. O. d. Austin,
and sister. Mrs. {, J. Henry.
Tanlac is olc medicine that does
what they say it will do. {. {.
Rhodes.
X. f. Allen, OF southwest OF town,
Saturday received message contain
ing the sad news OF the death OF
brother, A. p. Allen, which occurred
last "Wednesday at Louisville, Ken
lucky. His home was at Dott Vir-
ginia. and a few weeks ago he went
to Kentucky to enter a hospital for
an operation for appendicitis.
l.. S. Austin. secretary OF the state
highway commission, addressed the T.
commercial Club Tuesday night on
"Why Bates County Hasn't the Jet
ferson Highway and How it Can Get
It," In his talk MIR. Austin told the
members OF the Club just how Bates
county could secure its full share OF
the Soc, 900 900 voted at the last cleo
ton for Missouri roads and being
former resident of tho city he is
naturally interested in seeing that it
gets all that is coming to it.
Absolute merit and merit alone IS
responsible for Tanlac's phenomenal :
and unprecedented success. {. I.
Rhodes.
The remains q X. e.. Tarrant, who
died at his home at Tulsa, Oklahoma,
Friday morning of last week. were
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