The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-09-22

business matters few days.
Judge J. w. Campbell made a
business trip to Forgan Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Bert Dubois and L. l.. Bartholo-
new of the Peoples State Bank left
last week for business and pleasure
trip to Kingman, Kansas.
| WANTED-A position on a farm
with bachelor or widower, by woman
with children, aged 7, 5 and 3. Call
at Farmers Home. Irene Koontz.
DR.. and Mrs. F. st. Aubyn left this
week for an extended visit with rela-
tives and friends in the state of New
York. They expect to be gone sever
al weeks. g..
Mr.. and Mrs F. Y. Colt and chill
dren were here last week taking in
the fair and visiting at the home Of
Mrs Colts parents, Judge and Mrs.
T. G. Hubbard.
Loyal Patten visited friends in
Hutchinson few days the last of the
week and attended the opening day
of the state fair.
Miss Margaret Etzold left Friday
for Hutchinson to spend a few days
with her friend, Miss Alice Bolin.
From there she went to Manhattan,
where she will enter college.
| Mrs. Frank E. Haynes and sons,
Jack and Jimmie, are expected home
from Hutchinson tonight, where
they spent several weeks at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Bolin and fam
lily.
]. T. Gray of Harper, Kansas, who
purchased a quarter section of land
from the Griffith G Baughman agen-
cy last week, is moving onto the
same at this time.
LOST-$50 in currency, consisting
eff 2 twenty-dollar and l ten-dollar
bills. Lost on streets OF Liberal Sat
urday. VIII pay liberal reward for
return OF same.-W D. Mosher, Cor
ner 9th and Washington.
Secretary Broadwell of the Cham
Der of Commerce left Sunday for
Hutchinson to attend the state fair
going on there this week and look
after the Seward county exhibits,
which he took with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Dane and
daughter, Miss Margaret, visited reIa-
tives in Hugoton Saturday and Sun
day, attending the dedication of the
new Christian church at that place on
Sunday.
TREES! TREES. Nursery stock
of all kinds at reasonable prices; hold
your orders for spring delivery until
you get my prices. Satisfaction guar
anteed Phone 272.-F. P Crate, Lib.
eral, Kansas.
Mrs. Price, lady living near Lo-
rena, was brought to town Wednes-
day afternoon suffering from brok-
zen arm, sustained in a runaway. A
little boy was with her who had also
received injuries about the head.
Drs. Knisely and Nichols attended to
the injured ones.
H. Hobble and family drove over to
Hugoton Sunday afternoon. They
brought Rev. Lyons back with them
that evening. Rev. Lyons had
preached the dedication sermon of
the Christian church that morning
ut Hugoton, and preached the even
ing sermon here that night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Goss and fam
lily went to Coldwater, Kansas, Sun
! day to spend few days on business
and pleasure. They returned We'd
nesday. On returning they found Mr.
Goss's father and sister, d. w. Goss
and Miss Mabel, had arrived Sunday
night from Hinton, Oklahoma, to
spend a few days with them.
You will this week find good
batch of items from the graded
school. There is always something
of interest in these school notes and
YOU are urged to read them every
week. They are not confined to mere
matters of school affairs that inter.
est only the students, but you'll find
lots of youthful human nature por.
trayed therein from time to time.
Mrs. W. G. Grow came up from
Guymon the last of the week t.
spend few days at the home of Mr.
/ and Mrs. c. w. Edison. She wen
to Beaver Sunday, where she Joined
Judge Grow, and left Monday fol