The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-02-02

Inc HaWal1anS, company OF SIX
people, will be at the Photoplay Mon
day and Tuesday of next week. adv
Wilson Runton came in last Friday
from Lamar, Colorado, to take posi-
tion as linotype operator in the Demo-
crat office.
Mrs. j. H. Cavanaugh went to Ell
Paso, Texas, in response to tele-
gram stating that her brother-in-law
was not expected to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Light came
home Saturday from Kansas City
where they had been attending the
Lumbermen's Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown of Elk
hart are in the city, the guests of the
w. e. Farmer family Mr.. Brown is
brother of Mrs. Farmer.
/ Miss Fay Baumgardner of near
Cesheville, North Carolina, is spend
ing the winter with her uncle. A. G.
Baumgardner and family here.
Lace Fincher turned his car over
Sunday afternoon while driving in
\ the vicinity Of Floris. Mr.. Fincher
escaped uninjured, but the car was
l considerably damaged.
! Miss Mary Josephine Igou of Kan
sas City is in the city visiting her
I brother, I. w. Igou of the Citizens
Bank. Miss Igou is a trained nurse
and may decide to locate in Liberal
I e. Earl Kennard, printer with
the Inland Printing Company o.
Wichita, was here the first of the
\ week visiting his parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Chas. Kennard, of Liberal.
III The following have been name,
deputy assessors: Fargo township
A. G. Mutt, Liberal township, G. E
I Matkin, Jr., Seward township, Levi
4 G. Wesley, Liberal City, T.. W. Hub
bard.
I Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Baughma
returned Tuesday from an extende
stay at Hot Springs, Arkansas. Nj
Baughman says they have been ha,
N IAfc Nf h nd /,
the Springs.
The Terwilliger real estate agent
were showing party of Oklahon
people Seward and Stevens count
land this week. They visited Hug
ton and Moscow while looking Il
country over.
The Democrat has added quite
number of new readers to the Ii
this week. They are coming nice
but there is room for more. Get
the game and help boost The Dem
\ crat and it will help boost you.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Gaskill we
: over from Moscow Sunday visiting
* the homes of j. B. and B. B. Mile
For Sale: A No. l registered Pr
iu and China male hog. G. H. Kopisc
miles northwest of Liberal, TIP
So Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. Matkin, Jr, e.
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. o. s. Reed
ManZanola, California, for the wee
s. end. Mr.. Reed is pastor of the Chri
tian church at Montezuma, and occ,
m pied the pulpit in the Christia
81 church at Liberal Sunday mornir
and evening.
~ The out of town people who wei
~ here attending the Laird funeri
we're: j. E. Williams, ]. H. Penninl
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Liest, all of Ma!
j. Oklahoma; Mr.. and Mrs. B. e. Wi
ss liams of Buffalo, Oklahoma; B. |
Brown and 10y and Jack Brockett G
May Oklahoma.
"a The body of Elizabeth Laird, VIII
died at Alma, Kansas, was brough
!, here and interment was made in tn
Liberal cemetery by the side of he
husband, who died here several year
ago. Mrs. Laird was sixty-three year
t. old at the time of her death, and a
~ one time lived near Liberal.
Miss Mary Falls left Thursday 70
3 Manhattan, where she will visi
70 friends for a week. then she will g.
to Winfield to visit other colleg
=, friends Miss Falls will undoubtedl,
!, have a pleasant visit. She was {
member of the 1916 graduating clas
of Southwestern. and has host o
" friends in both Manhattan and Win
l. field.
Leasing land for oil is getting t.