The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-09-13

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Bradley
September IL, 1917, boy.
B. Wood went to Dodge City to-
day to visit his mother and see the
fair.
Ed. Mann went to Wichita today
and will be there several days on a
business errand.
F. S. Macy returned from Garden
City last night. He had been attend
ing district court.
Sooner or later you will buy De
Laval. Why not now?
17-t2c THOS. W. CAV.
w. H. Vickers and G. NJ Light re-
turned from few days business trip
at Wichita and other eastern points
today.
Miss Elsie M. Ester of Wagner,
Oklahoma, is expected in afew days
and will take charge of the domestic
science department of the high school.
The Jewish New Year for 5678
Feinberg's store will be closed dur
ing that period.
The Misses Ruby Hitch of Guy
man and Alice Bolin of Hutchinson
were guests at the J. N. Evans home
few days last week.
E. j. Thayer received car Of seed
wheat yesterday from a Pratt man
who is putting out seed on the fourth
plan through Mr.. Thayer
Jim Johnston, undersheriff, went
to Coldwater today to pick up bal
loon man on the charge of having
violated the white slave law.
H. M. Lovett of Gray arrived from
a trip to southern Iowa yesterday
He had been at the bedside of a
brother who had been seriously i'll.
d. Peterson, who has been chief
musician at the Majestic theatre for
some time, left for Kansas City this
week and will remain indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ideker and fam
lily arrives from Arkansas yesterday.
They will make their home here in
the future. Mr.. Ideker is railroad
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warran Zimmerman
returned from Kansas City Sunday.
Mrs. Zimmerman is convalescent,
and will soon be enjoying the best of
health.
Mrs. George H. Healey arrived
from Colorado today and is visiting
friends. She had been in Colorado
for about two months. She goes to
her home in Beaver tomorrow.
Broom corn is not coming to the
market at this time. The recent rain
delayed the baling and the market
will not be active for about ten days
or two weeks.
The city council is preparing to
make improvements in the water sys-
tenn, and that idea will be received
with much joy by. every citizen in
the limits Of the TOWNSHIP.
Saturday night when you 60 to
buy your Sundays meat it would be
we'll for you to take set of apothe-
cary's scales with you for weighing
out meat order Of fifty cents or less.
Remember the dates of the Has
kell County Fair, Sublette, Kansas,
September 20, FL and %. Broncho
Busting and good races of all kinds.
Attend and have three days for a
general good time.
John C. Franklin of near Hayne
was in the city Monday and picked
up two or three men to help in the
broom corn harvest. Mr.. Franklin
says the brush will be pulled this
week.
j. S. Jones Of the Peoples State
bank, has gone to Hiawatha for the
week. Mrs. Jones who has been Wis
iting there for some time will return
home with him the latter part of the
week.
Some fellow at Cottonwood Falls
has discovered that lady's waist
should be 81 Y inches in circumfer-
ence and mans arm the same
length. Well! We wonder how he
found that out.
Fred M. Beatty, dentist, has rented
the two front rooms in the second
story of the Farmer brick, and when
the building is completed, which will
be in few days he will establish a
dentist office. Mr.. Beatty is from
Hutchinson.
The Crescent Club has vacated
the quarters in the Miller building
and E. j. Thayer will have part OF
the rooms and the N. & M. Collec-
ton agency will be located in the
other part of the suite.
The severity of the rain Sunday
night was not fully discovered by L.
D. 'Weidensaul until Tuesday morn
inp when the MASTER began falling