The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-06-13
Local and Personal

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daylight for a'business trip east.
Corn and all other row crops are
reported as looking exceptionally
fine at this time.
Don't forget the Davis Star
entertainment of the Liberal Wo-
mems Club. adyt
A car load of strawberries were
sold here on the track last Friday.
They brought around So a crate.
The Liberal Woman's Club will
have the Davis Star Entertainers
at the opera house June Goth. ad
The early wheas will be ready
for the harvest about the 20 tn in
this vicinity, and there is some
good grain here, too.
VIM T. Ward attended the M.
+. Pratt District Conference and
Epwortb League convention at
Greensburg, this week.
Single men wanted to occupy
nicely furnished, well ventilated
rooms in modern private house in
this city. See Light 6 S.oufer.
The good roads idea is being
practically demonstrated within
the city limits at this time by the
city council. The work speaks for
itself.
For Sale-One of the best homes
in the city. Modern in every re-
spect. /Will take some land or
other city property. See Light &
Stoufer.
Fred Engle's new house on Sher-
man avenue is nearly ready for
occupancy. 1t is a mighty neat
structure and we are sure the Eng
lie family will enjoy life there.
Miss Katie Sada Amy sang in
Los Angeles, California the Song
of the shirt and seven hundred
people listened with tears in their
eyes. AT Liberal June goth. ad
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H., Vickers
started Monday morning for Jop-
lin, Missouri where they will visit
friends and relatives in their old
home town, while taking a short
vacation.
Il. NJ. Crawford, one of the big
men of Hugoton, was a business
visitor here last Saturday. He re-
ports some good rains over in his
country lately and consequent good
crop prospects.
Mrs. Mary E. Todd is 10 En-.
poria taking special work in her
profession, teaching She has al
ways kept in touch with her work
and will probably teach in this
county next year.
John Prentice left last Friday
for visit to Excelsior Springs in
an effort to benefit his health
which has been poor for several
months. He was accompanied by
j. +. Fuest, bis brother in-law
Mrs. A. K. Stoufer and little
daughter, Margaret, left Tuesday
for Hutchinson, where they will
join the family of E T. Guymou
on an automobile trip to Colorado
Springs where they will spend the
summer.
Dean Sampson, travelling aud
itor for the BIZ 10 Lumber Co
left Saturday for Texline, Okla.
homa, after spending the week a
home in Liberal. His mother il
here from Muskogee, Oklahom,
TO spend the summer with hel
sons family.
The board of county commission
ers are considering the building o
a bridge on the big highway at tn,
Cimmaron river, fourteen mile,
north of this city. This is on thu
proposed automobile route from
Hutchinson to Liberal and will b,
II drawing card for the town, pro
vded the road between here ant
the river is put in good shape.
G. ID. Gassway has the distinc
ton of making the first appica
ton for an automobile number il
Seward county. That leaves forty
seven other owners to follow il
his wake. The assessors rec
ords show that there are only Al
machines given in for taxation il
Seward. Thirty SIX of these are
owned by residents of Liberal.
The trees are carrying an unusu
ally heavy foliage this year, ant
it isn't on account of any excessive
rainfall by any means. The wise
acre who banks on signs and omen