The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-04-21

Opal Rowan has gone to Colorado
in search of land.
Attorney G. w. Sawyer attended to
legal matters in Hugoton this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Riney made
business trip to Hugoton the first Of
the week.
Henry Balzer and j. r. Friesen of
Hooker transacted business matters
here Wednesday.
Judge r. l.. Howsley and Clerk of
the Court FRITZ, of Guymon, trans
acted business here the last of the
week.
Rev. D. G. MacLennan left Monday
for Larned to attend the district
Presbytery which started at that
place this week.
Miss Fisher of the Summers store
enjoyed visit the last of the week
from her sister, Mrs. Sever, of Bea-
yer.
G. F. Bell, county clerk of Stevens
county, accompanied by Mrs. Bell and
Mrs. VIM. Morgan, were here on bust
ness Tuesday.
In this issue you will find large
ad. of town lot sale to be held in
Tyrone May 3. This will be one Of
the big real estate sales of the year
and you had better look it over.
You will find the final redemption
notice of the county treasurer in this
issue. Look it up and see how much
back taxes you owe ON your real
estate.
The Weber garage of Hugoton
unloaded car of Fords at this point
Monday. Leonard Weber and Man
ny Ray drove and trailed the "crit-
ters" home.
Ed Flummerfelt of Hugoton visit
ed relatives here the first of the week.
His brother, Charles, and bride &C
companied him home. The latter
will make their home near Hugoton.
Miss Margaret Burch of Guymon
came up Friday for short visit at
the home of her sister, Mrs. J. O..
wilkins. She returned to Guymon
Sunday.
III. w. Magruder was in Plains Tues
day looking after the installation of
the new waterworks system for that
town. Harry has the engineering
contract on that job.
r. w. Virgins arrived Wednesday
from Manitou, Colorado, and will re-
main here while in hope of benefit
ing his health, which has not been
very good lately. He has a brother
living about 16 miles south of town.
I Mrs. C. B. Combs, Miss Ida North
rup, Miss Juliet Reeve and Miss Ruth
Mcdowell of the Hugoton school were
here Saturday having pictures made
for their high school annual. Mr..
Combs brought them over.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Reese were
called to Guymon last week by the
serious illness of Mrs Reese's LITTLE
sister, Doris Bruce. The little girl
passed away Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reese returned to Liberal the first of
the week
Miss Maude Smith of Guymon
passed through here Monday with
her music class enroute for Linds-
borg. where they will attend the Mes
siah which is going on this week.
Miss Smith had a coach nearly full of
pupils of her music class.
| Mrs. F. Y. Colt, who has been at
the bedside of her sister, Mrs. T. G.
Hubbard, for some time, returned
Saturday to her home near Moscow.
Mrs. Hubbard is recovering nicely
! from her recent illness, fact her
friends will be pleased to note.
| c. Hagerman of Tyrone, who has
been undergoing siege of sickness
at DR.. Morrow's hospital, is getting
back in shape again and will return
to his home the first of the week.
The intermediate girls class of the
Presbyterian Sunday school were en-
tertained by the members of the 9TH
err classes at the church Tuesday
evening. This class were victors in a
contest for new members held recent
ly The evening was spent playing
games and enjoying refreshments of
ice cream and cake.
G. M. Sever has sold his interest
in the S. & S. bakery to r. F. Stall
lard and has returned to Dodge City.