The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-10-17

ing at Hayne this winter, spent sun
day with her parents
Ed Kindschi is back from his BUSH
ness trip in Shawnee county
Mrs. NJ. H. Graves and children ar
rived the last of the week. from Pratt
to make this their home, Mr..
Graves has been here for some time
working as round house foreman for
the Rock Island
Mrs. l.. II, Gum and children left
Friday for Wichita, where they will
visit Mrs. Gums parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robinson.
Last Friday evening, after school,
very exciting football game was
played between the first and second
teams of tine Liberal High School
The first team won by a score of 36
to G. It was a good, clean game from
start to finish.
Miss Mildred Long, who is teach
ing at Kismet, spent Sunday at home.
Joe Higgins. of Hayne, was Wis
itor in Liberal this week
Mrs. ]. NJ, Hicks of Tyrone came in
on No. 2, Saturday to do some shop
ping.
Mrs. II. C. Smith of Hooker was
one of Liberals shoppers Saturday.
Mrs NJ NJ Venable, Mrs l., o.
league and Mr. Edward Cole are
visiting near Hooker this week.
Mrs. &C. A. Dorman has gone to
Washington, d. c., where she will
reside.
Miss Wanda Cross and Miss Marie
Akers, who are teaching school near
Meade, came home Friday night to
spend the week end with friends and
relatives.
Mrs W. A. Withrow of Lexington,
Kansas, is visiting the Freeman fam
lily at Floris.
Mrs, Falls of Winfield, came in
Friday to visit her son, N. L. Falls,
and family.
V. II. Grinstead is back from Kan
sas City and Topeka, where he has
been attending court.
Mr., ]. c. Neeley left Sunday for
Tueumcari. He expects to be gone
for some time.
Mrs. T. L. Higginhotham and
daughter and Miss Edythe Jackson
have returned from a visit at Tyrone.
Mr. Frank Swan spent sunday with
friends at Tyronep
Miss Ruth Falls, who is teaching
at Meade, spent Sunday with her
brother, n, L. Falls, and FANNY.
Fred Rapp of Moscow was in
town on business the first of the
week,
The needle society of the Chris.
tan church will serve chicken
noodle dinner at the Craig build
ing Saturday, October Is. Every
body come from II to u. %
cents. 1t ad
Thos. DeGamo left Tuesday for
his old home in McComb, Illinois.
Mrs. o. P. Buckland is in Win
field visiting her daughter, Miss
Phoebe, who is attending South
western college.
Mrs. O, 7. Wood is attending
Rebekah Grand Lodge at Hutch
inson this week,
f. F. Prinz and wife are in
Hutchinson this week attending
the Odd Fellow and Rebekah
Grand Lodge,
AL Farmer and daughter, Miss
Susie, returned the first of the
week from a trip and visit in the
SHOW me state" AL claims that
when the train drew into the sta
tion that he almost had to use a
persuade to get the girl to tear
herself away from the good time
she had in Missouri, but later
when he told about the "possum"
dinner and good things to eat
everybody knew who was the last
to get aboard the train.
Tuesday, John Kelley, of Hugo
ton, was in Liberal. He stated
that he did not expect to attend
the International Dry Farming
Congress at Tulsa but that he re-
ceived lot o. compliments for
Stevens county with the farm ex-
hibit which he took to the state
fur at Hutchinson. The only
distressing thing about the nOteri.
ty he gated is the unlimited num-
her If inonires he has received