The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-03-03

FOR SALE-Piano, sewing ma
chine, kitchen cabinet. refrigerator,
chairs. A B. DUNCAN, 6l3 Prospect
Avenue. st
Paramount pictures are absolutely
the highest class of pictures pro-
duced You can see these every Mon.
day and Wednesday at the Majestic
heater. IT,
Alva Louderback and Miss Cora
| Odneal were married Wednesday By
Rev. H. +. Bolton of the ChristiaL
church, at his residence, The new
couple will live on the groom's farm
in Oklahoma, Is miles southeast OF
Liberal.
Chas. c. Sealey has resigned his
position as manager of the Economy
store and will probably leave in a
few days for Dodge City, where he
has been offered similar position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sealey are two fine
young folks and the Democrat will
regret to see them leave Liberal.
r. H. Malone returned Friday from
a business trip to Stafford, St. John
and Pratt. Mr. Malone says he saw
more people at the depot in Liberal
when he came in on the plug that
afternoon than he saw in all three
of the above named towns combined.
Sheriff Leeman and Clerk of Court
FRITZ of Guymon passed through
here Sunday on their way home. Mr..
Leeman had taken a prisoner to the
reformatOry at Granite, Oklahoma.
and Mr.. FRITZ was returning from a
business trip to Fort Supply.
II THE Heart of the Rockies"
three-act comedy drama. will be Civ
EN- by home talent at the opera house
week from next Tuesday The
play is gotten up under the direction
of Mr. and Mrs. Len Harris. two ex-
perienced people in that line of work |
It will be given under the auspices |
of the local A. o. T. w. lodge.
Dan Murphy, who has been CON
nected with the Chamberlain G. Wall |
barber shop several months has re-
signed his job and will leave in 4
few weeks for Chicago for an in
definite visit with relatives and
friends His place will be filed by
Herman Loewen, who arrived Sun
day from Lehigh, Kansas to assume
his new duties.
Master Ralph Bolin celebrated his
twelfth birthday Saturday with a
party attended by twelve of his
young friends. A good time was en-
joyed by the youngsters and Ralph
was the happy recipient of several
nice presents from the little fellows
Refreshments were served to the
guests before they departed.
In a card from Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Summers, who are now in Los An
geles, we learn they are having a
delightful time Notwithstanding rain
and cold weather. Mr.. Summers
sends us a picture of a bunch of
youngsters driving an ostrich, which |
he says is the native bird of that |
region.
DR.. D. 1. Rousch of Chicago, who
has been giving interesting lectures |
at the Friends church during the'I
past week, will give free lecture to,
the married ladies at the Christian
church next Tuesday at $500 p m
This lecture is given under the aus
pices of the local w. c. T. U. and
the Liberal Woman's Club. All mar
ried ladies are invited to attend.
The Chamberlin and Wall barber
shop has been undergoing extensive
repairs during the last few weeks. A
set Of mirrors has been placed along
the north wall, each mirror carrying
an ad. of some business houses at
the top and bottom, and a new and
larger lavatory has been installed in
the center of the shop this week.
They are now figuring on installing
white fixtures in the entire shop.
which will help the looks Of things
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