The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-02-16

II
ed At the J. T. Newly home Monday
and Tuesday.
Mrs. ], A. Wood left for Fayette-
VILE, Arkansas, Monday to visit her
parents
III See the Great Arnold with John G.
and Little. Fern Stock Company,
Phottoplay. February 22.
WANTED-Girl to assist with house
| work. Apply Mrs. w. H. Begley,
Corner North Sherman and Sth. 2tc
Miss Mary Farmer went to Topeka
"Wednesday to spend week with her
Father, Representative A. A. Farmer.
S. A. Nease and Carl Nease of
Bucklin were Liberal visitors Mon
day They made this, Office pleas
ant visit.
4 Mrs. NJ C. Trexler left Friday for
boredom. Oklahoma, where she will
join other relatives on a visit to her
father.
Arlie Atha handed us the necessary
wherewithal for the purpose of set
ting his subscription year to the
good, Tuesday.
Live Stock Insurance is the only
safeguard on the things that help
make the money on the farm. See
Matkin Agency.
AL. Daughtry, conductor on the
Rock Island between Bucklin and
Dodge City, was in Liberal Sunday,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. New
by.
Miss Hazel Manning, who lives
south of town, left Wednesday for
Cheney, Kansas, where she will visit
a sister.
II you enjoy a good play we'll
played then plan to attend the open
ing engagement of the John c. and
Little Fern Stock Company at Photo
play Thursday night. You'll like it.
Jesse Lyon and Mack McQuerrey
were here from Liberal Monday on
business. They visited the Democrat
office while in town. Mr.. Lyon is
seriously considering location here
Work has been started on another
brick building. 1t is on the lots be-
tween the Gray furniture store and
the shoe shop. Dr. Nichols owns the
lots and having the building erected,
but the name of the occupant has not
been made public.
The Democrat this week printed
bills advertising a sale to be held by
Sallee and Anneller, at the Geo. Sallee
farm, ga miles south and 10 1-2
miles east of Liberal. They have a
lot of good stock. implements, etc, to
sell. The date rs Friday, February
7 23rd and Missouri Bob will be the
orator of the occasion. They have an
ad in this issue.
! The John G. and Little Fern Stock
Company, who are coming to the
Photoplay Thursday, February %,
for a three nights engagement, is
highly recommended by the papers Of
the towns where they have played.
Garden City, Cimarron and Macks
vile report them as the strongest and
best stock company ever playing
there. Their plays are new, each
equipped with special scenery, with
vaudeville features and good music
by their own concert orchestra. Low
ers of good theatricals should not
! fail to be there on the opening night.
C. A. Mahan, John Parks and B.
c. Englehart of Liberal, had a narrow
cSCdpc idpI WCSh, "hSh 'hO ""'o ~
which they were riding was over
turned. The Machine rolled COM
pletely over, the driver being pinned
under it when it stopped. However
he was uninjured except several
slight cuts on the face and hands.
the other two passengers were picked
up seventy or eighty feet from the
machine. 1t seemed that the driver
was unfamiliar with the western
Kansas roads and lost control of the
machine trying to turn the machine
out of rut. The accident occurred
about mile and half south Of
town.