The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-10-06


the Salt City Business college.
-Four sleeping rooms for rent.
Northeast Of Lsundry.-Mrs. s. e.
Loomis.
Next Saturday being the Jewish
Day of Atonement- Eeinberg,s store
will be closed all day.
John Bane of Hugoton was here
the last Of the week visiting home
folks.
Mrs. w. M. Pysher will sing at the
evening service at the Christian
church next Sunday.
Miss Grace Heaton of Pratt attend
ed the Epworth League convention
here couple of days the last Of the
week. While in town she was the
guest of Judge and Mrs. d. c. Wood.
Leo Wilson, who has been guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. M.
Pysher the past few weeks, left Sat
urday for his home in Spickard, Mis-
souri,.
Oh, Yesl Be sure and read that
little booklet, "Opinions Of Well
Known Medical Men and Osteopaths
Chiropractic." If you
havn't, ask DR.. WEIGH for one.
Dan Nudge, one of the valued en-
ployees of the Edison harness shop,
returned Sunday with HIS bride from
where they were married
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Nudge will
make their home on South Jordon
avenue, in the Stout property.
A nickel spent for a SAN-TEx CT
gar Is boost for home industry
and boost for the town. Our CT
CARS cost you no more than the others
and are better than the average. If
the cigar business can be kept at
home, we can add several new fam
lilies to the population, who will
spend their money here. Try SAN
TEX. ct
The advertising, donation and So
licitation committee of the Chamber
of Commerce turned down another
solicitor last week. This time 1t was
a person claiming to have tubercu-
losis. The committee voted to give
him enough money to get to another
town as they thought It better than
to have person with that disease
soliciting among our citizens.
H. A. Nemnich, who lives about 8
miles north of town, has purchased
another quarter of the same section
on which he lives. Mr.. Nemnich can
see the price of Seward county land
going higher every day and decided
to annex this quarter while It was
still within reach. The deal was
made through Griffith & Baughman.
One hundred and twenty-three diff
ferent brands of cigars made outside
of the state are sold in Liberal. Not
one of these cigars pay one cent to
the support of the town, the county
or the state. Not one of them are as
good as they could be for the price.
Most of the nickels spent for them
find their way to Wall Street. Better
smoke home made cigar. Try SAN
TEX. It's better than the average.
Six new houses now under con-
struction in the Baughman Sunnyside
addition bring one to realize
that Liberal is still growing, and
westward the course of empire takes
its way" However, there are so
many new homes going up in every
part of town that it would take all
mans time to keep track of them.
You've got to be here and see for
yourself the growth the good old
burg is making before you can realize
1t.
Bert Lane, who works at the round
house here, was hurt last Thursday
afternoon, when he lost his hold on a
piece of machinery he was repairing
and the wrench that he held in his
hand flew back and struck him in the
face with sufficient force as to cut
his lips. He fell backward to the
floor and was rendered unconscious.
He was Immediately taken to the Of
flee of the Rock Island surgeon where
the necessary treatment was admin
istered.
A. P. Ridenour, prominent farmer,
politician and Democratic wheel
horse living near Satanic, was in Lib
eral on business Tuesday and called
at the sanctum long enough to order
the religious weekly sent to him for
a year. Mr.. Ridenour was the first
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