The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-16

H. W.. Magruder went to Dalhart
Tuesday on a business trip.
:; Mrs. David Curtis is visiting home
folk at Victor, Iowa, at this time.
W. P. Elliott, cashier of the State
Bank at Copeland was a visitor in the
city, Friday. Y
Miss 10 Handles left for Beatrice,
Nebraska, today for a visit with her
sister. Mrs. Shumate.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Sawyer have
returned from few weeks outing
in the mountains.
Miss Matte Cox, of Hope, is here
this week, visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Fisk.
Miss May Smiley, of Burton, who
! has been visiting friends in the city
a few days. returned home yester-
day.
B. E. Lyle, of Lorena, was a visit
or in the city Tuesday. Says he will
put in good wheat acreage this
fall.
Mrs. o. C. johnson and boy arriv-
ed from Hopewell Tuesday to visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W..
Fisk.
Carson Wright will go to Dodge
City with his racing horse, John R.
Clay, for the races on August %, 20
and 80.
Mr. and Mrs r. Newell returned
from Dodge City, Tuesday. They had
been attending the Old Soldiers re-
union.
Mrs. D. C. Wood, who has been So
! juorning at Colorado Springs and
other points of interest returned
home yesterday.
Robt. Robinson arrived from the
farm near Moscow Tuesday and will
go to the southern part of Texas to
buy broomcorn.
Mrs Grace Cook and Albert Petty
of Galena, are here this week, visit
ing their sister, Mrs. Earl Bish and
the Petty children.
Mrs. Eva Ross and two children
arrived from Wichita Monday night
to visit at the home Of her brother
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Goss.
Mrs. H. C. Milligan, of Pueblo
Colorado, arrived Tuesday and will
visit at the home of her brother
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ellaesser.
Miss Bertha Elliott left last nigh
for Kansas City where she will visi
her sister until her school opens il
Liberal.-Dodge City Globe.
Another good thing about carrying
your own bundles is that you car
carry a dollars worth of bacon il
your vest pocket.-The Dallas News
Frank Gadberry went to Lakir
yesterday and will ride horses in the
races there this week. He is jockey
for Carson Wright and Oscar Moon
w. E. and F. A. Engle and Roy
Lowry who had been at Oklahoms
City for a few days last week on g
business trip returned home Tues.
day.
]. /. Bunyard, of Arnett, Okla
homa, was visitor in the city Tues
day. Mr.. Bunyard is county agent
for Ellis county and has been very
busy looking after the seed wheat
organizations.
Mrs. H. Mark Perrin who has been
visiting her brother, R. H. Bangs and
family the last week, returned to her
home in Liberal this morning
Dodge City Globe.
Peter Wedel and David H. Koehn,
of near Kismet, was visitors in the
city yesterday. They will put in a
good wheat acreage since the good
rains have fallen.
C. A. Christy, of the Equity of this
city, has lately been named trouble
man for the International Harvester
company, and will have headquar-
tiers at Meade.
E. H. Rich is here from Chicka-
sha, Oklahoma, this week. He is
looking afer some business affairs.
He says that he and family are en-
joying good health.
A card from Ira GARRISON, who is
at Lakin with racing horses at the
race meet and Roundup, this week,
says that the crowds are good and
that forty horses are there to race.
Reports from the country north of
Hooker say that heavy hail storm
visited there Tuesday night, de-
stroying some crops and breaking the
glass out Of the windows in the
farm houses.
Mrs. M. Taylor and her daughter,
Miss Martha, of Norman, Oklahoma,
who had been here about two weeks,
visiting at the home of her son, the
Rev. j. M. Taylor, returned home
this morning.
David Jones, of Hansford, Texas,
is in the city this week. Says he will
come to the city this winter for the
purpose Of having the children in
the schools. He will rent and per-
L.