The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-05-03

AttoihSy y. w. OuiWch 10 mere
from Beaver City today.
j. ]. Calvert is unloading a car Of
Dodge Brothers cars today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Groves announce
the birth of daughter on April 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Swan returned
Sunday night from a visit in Wichita
C. E. Sparkling went to Greensbure
on No. this morning on business
trip.
Mrs. Frank Funk is visiting in
Hutchinson and attending the P. E.
o. convention.
Mrs. Hickman was here from Ty.
rome Monday visiting her friend, Mrs
Marie Dupont.
Mrs. Edna Tucker is in Hutchinson
this week as a delegate to the P. E.
o. convention in session at that place
Cullen Mayfield who has been Wis
iting at the home of w. j. Krohne
and family returned to his home Mon
day.
A. P. Sanford is the possessor of a
new seven-passenger Paige auto, pur-
chased of the local agent, Mr.. Stew
ard.
H. F. Millikan, the Dodge City real
estate man, was a business visitor in
Liberal this week. He returned home
on No. 2 today.
John Wood, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. T. Wood, who has been employed
at the First National Bank, resigned
his position an denlisted in the navy.
Grover Tucker and sister, Rose,
will leave this week for Boise City,
Ida, where they will spend several
weeks sightseeing and visiting
friends.
C. A. Mars, B. Buis and Roy God
frey were here from Meade Wednes-
day. The gentlemen attended meet
ing of the Commandry in the even
ing and Mr.. Buis took the work of the
Commandry Degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Engle and Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Lowry left Wednesday
for visit of Mr.. Engle and Mrs.
Lowry's parents at Indianapolis, Ind.
They are making the trip in Stutz
car.
G. F. Matkin, Jr., is the new Sec
rotary of the local Farm Loan asso-
citation, taking the place of ]. d.
Broadwell who enlisted in the navy
to do his share in the defense of his
country.
Mrs. George W. Johnson and child
rem of Lamar, Colo, arrived in the
city Wednesday to join Mr.. johnson
who has been here for the past sew
eral weeks. They will make their
home here.
Miss May Piper of Phoenix, Ariz.,
arrived Tuesday to spend few days
visiting her father, J. M. Piper. From
here she will go to st. Louis where she
will spend the summer with her sis
ter, Mrs, Raymond Hooley.
C. E. Doll has returned from
Plains where he has just finished
painting the scenery for the Plains
opera house. He made four sets of
scenery and eight wings and the work
is pronounced to be of very high
order.
Roy Rhea, who is in the hospital at
Dalhart, is in very critical condi-
ton. Later reports are hopeful for
his ultimate recovery. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Rhea and daughter, Tate, Mrs.
Joe auckland, and Mrs. W. o. Mel
son were called to Dalhart the first
of the week on account of his illness.
]. G. Trindle, John w. Baughman
and C. E. Woods have been appoint
ed by H. W. Magruder of the Liberal
Chamber of Commerce to attend a
to be held at Guymon for
the purpose of making arrangements
to remark the Liberal-El Paso Trail.
Delegates will attend from all towns
between Liberal and Amarillo.
Dutch Malone, Buck Taylor, DR..
Middleton, Jr., will leave Sunday for
Kansas City where they will enlist in
the marines. Mr.. Huddleston will go
in the hospital corps, but we have not
learned what the other boys will
choose. Liberal is certainly doing her
share in sending boys to the service,
and we aregoing to miss them like
everything.
Claude Stockstill of Hugoton and
George Stockstill of Ematon were in
Liberal on business Saturday. They
have the agency for this territory
for the Detroiter car and report pros
poets good for an excellent business.
The Detroiter, while not so we'll
known in this section, is an excellent
car with plenty of records back of it,
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