The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-07-28

lof entertainment during the 80 min
utes Of their stay. William Gamble
welcomed the visitors in behalf of
the city and one of the boosters re-
sponded in a neat speech and ended
by presenting a gigantic key of the
city Of Liberal for the Fair. They
left for Beaver at II o'clock.-La-
Kemp Citizen.
Thirty-five cars, containing some
ITO Liberal business men, visited
Beaver Wednesday on their annual
Booster trip. They had band along,
and distributed couvenirs by the hun
dreds. Our people gave them a
warm welcome and invite them back
at any time they wish to come
Beaver Herald.
The Liberal Boosters, ITO strong,
in about thirty-five automobiles,
blew in here amid cloud of dust and
blowing of auto horns Wednesday
noon and stayed about three hours,
stopping for lunch which was pre-
pared for them by the Marthas. The
band accompanied the Boosters and
rendered number of selections on
their arrival, and after dinner the
boosters got out among our business
men and citizens, circulated litera-
ture and advertising matter, and
made their visit a pleasant one. A
short program was rendered at the
court house which was the occasion
of considerable merry-making. War
rem Zimmerman of the News, e. N.
Manney of the Democrat and Ray
Millman, former editor of the Liber-
al News, were among the boosters
They left here about $3.50 for For
gan, being on their return from two
days trip through Texas county, Och
iltree, Texas and Beaver county
Beaver Democrat.
The Liberal Boosters passed
through town Wednesday evening on
their way home from their two days
trip over the country. While in town
they gave us some nice music which
we appreciated, also glad to meet a
few of the Liberal citizens. Among
them was Mr.. Manney, representing
the Liberal Democrat, who gave us
quite a nice call and was much sur.
prised in the growth of Forgan. They
were nice jolly bunch and we wish
them uccess.-Forgan Eagle.
At 1880 o'clock Tuesday evening
with flags flying and amid cheering
the 80 or 40 automobiles loaded with
brave, big-hearted, boisterous boost
ers from the big burg beyond Beaver
drove into the city of Ochiltree and
for an hour entertained the big
crowd with band music, songs
speeches and all the patient noise
making paraphnalia that could be OBJ
! tanned. They brought with them 9
/ splendid specimen Of brown beaI
which was a great curiosity to many
people here especially the children
M. B. Hereley made an address OF
welcome which well expressed the
sentiments Of the Ochiltree people,
One very conscious character in the
bunch was our old townsman, ]. w.
Buckley, who is now making his
home at Liberal, where he conducts
hotel. Almost all lines of business
were represented. The route taken
by this bunch of boosters was as fol-
lows: Tyrone, Hooker, Miller's
Store, Gray, Ochiltree, LaKemp, Bea-
yer, Forgan, Floris, Lorena, Liberal.
Tuesday they took dinner at Hooker,
supper at Gray and spent the night at
Ochiltree. While they were here we
had the pleasure of meeting Enos E.
Nancy of the Liberal Democrat,
who paid our Office visit, and also
Ray Millman, who is not now con-
nected with newspaper, but who is
the pioneer newspaper man of Liber-
al, and we'll acquainted with many
of the old timers in this part Of the
Panhandle. He is now in the race
for Register of Deeds, and from what
we were able to find out about it, has
a good chance of being elected-as
all good newspaper men should
Come again, boys!-Ochiltre News