The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-06-02

Four room house for rent. See
Clyde Atha. tt.
| WANTED-Furnished rooms. p.
II. Hanlin, Chiropractor.
H. Hobble made business trip to
Plains Wednesday.
| Mrs. e. B. Pellette went to Meade
Wednesday to spend q day or two
with friends.
Well drilling and all kinds of repair
work solicited. : Jones g. Hunt.
Phone 374.
Tom Crowley of Guymon transact
ed business matters In Liberal We'd
nesday.
P. g. o. Canton and Oliver two-row
lister cultivators. Ask your neighbor
about them---Thos. W. Cav.
Mrs. e. G. Kindschi and son, Col
vim, left Sunday for Cullison to spend
a week or two with relatives at that
place.
WANTED: Information leading to
the whereabouts of one Paul Chit
tenden. Notify County Clerk, Liber-
al, Kansas. tt
The Ladies Aid society will serve
ice cream at the Wideawake school
house Friday evening, June 9. Every
one invited to be present.
i still have q couple Of teams Of
young mules for sale. Terms to re-
sponsible parties. e. j. Fitzgerald,
Liberal, Kansas.
C. G. Adams and son, Harry, Of
Hooker visited relatives here over
Sunday. Mr.. Adams should turn the
farm down there over to the boys and
let them go 1t alone, while he and
Mrs. Adams could move to Liberal
and lead less strenuous existence
than they are now doing.
Louis Long, one Of the good farm
ers Of Texas county living near Opti-
mar, came up the first of the week to
take course Of Osteopathic treat
ments from DR.. Pellette. Louis has
been practically knocked out for
some time with nervous ailment,
and thinks the treatments will bring
him out Of the kinks.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Tegarden have
moved their residence to the back
of the lots on which 1t was formerly
located and will erect new addition
to the same where 1t formerly stood.
The new dwelling will be story and
a half high and will have six or seven
rooms when completed.
Jacob Achenbach of Hardtner,
Kansas, and Mr.. Morgan of Alva,
Oklahoma, were in Liberal on bust
ness matters Monday. Mr.. Achen-
bach is interested in the proposed
railroad from Forgan to Liberal and
1t was for the purpose of getting the
lay of the land regarding the same
that they were here.
| The Liberal Band boys report the
biggest and best concert at the Ma
jestic Tuesday evening since the
weekly concerts have been started.
The house was packed during the en-
tire evening and the audience seemed
to appreciate the music fully. They
are well pleased with the results of
the concert, from financial and other
standpoints.
Chris. W. Buchfink, who was at
one time connected with the Athens
Confectionery, was in Hutchinson the
first of the week, where he purchased
a soda fountain and necessary equip
ment which he will take to, Tyrone
and start into business. He went to
Plains Wednesday to make arrange
ments about moving his household
effects down there. Chris. is a good
Dutchman and we hope he makes
killing in his new venture.
A heart rending accident happened
Saturday night between the post Of
fee and Riggles' store. A party in
trying to step out of his wagon
dropped his quart bottle Of Hill &
Hill on the wagon wheel, and had to
take his chances on failing to
slaves" on the following day before
another shipment could arrive from
Dalhart. 1t is little occurrences like
this that take all the Joy out of life
for some fellows.