The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-06-20

The old reliable Oliver listers,
built for service and to please.
Liberal Hardware Company, Thos.
w. Cav.
Spring Chickens wanted at the
Creamery. Highest market price
for same. Liberal Creamery and
Bottling Works.
Mrs. A. j. Morris and two
children arrived last week from
st. Joe, Mo. for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. Floyd Curtis.
Bring your butter, eggs, poultry
and cream to US and get the cash
for them. Liberal Cold Storage
Co. 8-5-tf
One of the tickets sent out by
the Cut Rate store last week was
found nine miles out in the coun.
try and brought in by man who
had been the fortunate finder.
Carson Wright came back the
first of the week from Englewood
where he attended the aviation
meet. He reported a good time
and that things went off pretty
smooth.
O. T. Wood was brought in
from the farm the first of the
week and while he is not able to
be out of bed he is resting as easy
as can be expected. 1t will not
be long until he is able to be out.
Saturday. Rev. Ward, M. Fl.
Scandrett and Prof. Earnest Full
ton came back from Greensburg
where thev had been attending the
District League and Conference
Convention of the M. E. Church.
The Masons and Eastern Stars
will celebrate St. Johns day at
the Craig Hall. Tuesday, June "a,
at $50 p m. Invitation extended
to all members and their house
hold and to any Masons or Stars
visiting in Liberal.
DR.. j. Blackmore OF Van Buren,
Arkansas visited his cousin Mrs.
WIS. Hodges from Thursday of
last week until Monday when on a
trip to other points. He was bet
ter pleased with Liberal than any
place he had visited since he left
Kansas City.
The Democrat force is very
busy now days, getting out the
premium list and program for the
coming fair. This will make
book of about 80 pages 5x8. Our
solicitor has made the rounds as
closely as possible but if you have
been overlooked ther0is yet time
to gea an ad in the fair book.
Phone ll6 and we will call on
you.
Last Friday the Liberal base
ball fans went to Tyrone and put
the Tyrone boys to route with
score of 6 to 3. 1t is said the boys
here had on an automobile gait
and left the Tyrone boys in the
rear with the diamond made to |
look like the Tyrone boys were
battling with the smell of gasoline |
and at no time up with the fast
gait put up by the Liberal boys.
Margaret, AlJhea and Leland,
the two daughters and son of Rev.
j. B. Frisbie and wife, and who
have been visiting several weeks
in Missouri came to abide in Lib
eral the first of the week. Rev.
Frisbie is located in the house
formerly occupied by w. P.
Wright on Kansas avenue and
they are now ready to welcome
visitors to their home and will be
glad to form the new acquaint.
ance of the Liberal people.
Every day the prairie schooners
are seen going through here head
I'd toward the north and west.
The teams look we'll fed and the
are not long faced.
The whole story is that these
people, sometimes whole families
IRE headed toward the harvest
ields to help the part of the state
which will have a heavy wheat
harvest. incidentally they will
yisit home folks and get back here
n time to harvest their own fall
,rOps.
Saturday afternoon, while Old
Sol continued to send down his
avs the rain and hail fell for a
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