The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-02
Tom and Baty Porter, Of Hugoton,
were visitors in Liberal Saturday.

Tom and Baty Porter, Of AHugoton,
were visitors in Liberal Saturday.
Chief Engineer Holbrook, Of the
G. X. & o. was visitor here Mon
day.
Particular work for particular
people. ]. A. Woods Vulcanizing
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert WEIGH and
daughter, of near Emeton, were
visitors here Tuesday.
Rev. j. E. Murphy, wife and
daughter Hope, all of Hugoton, were
shopping in this city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Josserand and
son Cecil, Mrs. Eddy and children, of
Hugoton, were visitors in this city
Saturday.
Chas. Taylor, Joe Weber, Mrs.
H. A. Gaskill, Mrs. Mark Perrin and
her sister, motored to Dodge City
Wednesday.
L. G. Van Voorhees,, of Bucklin,
has been here the last few days at
tending to business matters and
visiting with old friends.
Mrs. Ray Riley left Friday for her
home at Caldwell, Kans. She has
been visiting her mother-in-law
Mrs. W. S. Riley, at Forgan.
Particular work for particular
people. J. A. Woods Vulcanizine
Co.
There is this difference between q
June bird and a June bride, notes
Pip Daniels. The bird builds its nest
first and sings afterward.
John Feiser suffered a badly
, mashed foot while working on the lei
. wagon Monday. He has been laying
off the past few days as result.
Mrs. j. H. Gentzler and sons,
i A., S. w., and H. A., and Miss Len;
i Foke, returned Saturday from tril
to Colorado They went in the Gent
zler car.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Williams lief
S for Dodge City Monday morning
e where they will make their futur
Y home. Mr.. Williams has been EN-
r ployed at the City Bakery here TO
S the past two months.
s M. H. Scandrett left for Gree
r Mountain Falls, Colorado, yesterda!
4 He will meet Mrs. Scandrett Their
and will be there about two week
enjoying the breezes from the sno,
capped peaks of the Rockies.
An examination for High Schot
credits will be held at the Superb
tendent's office August 9rd and 4tl
! Emma Thompson,
a 10t2 County Superintendent
Miss nellie Weaver, who has bee
: here for several weeks visiting he
\ sister, Mrs. w. C. Anderson, of TIL
| city. returned to her home at Wicf
tia Thursday. She was accompanie
by o. E. Robbins who made a shor
visit in Hutchinson before his return
j. H. Gentzler says he is going t.
thresh the first of the week. He i
making no predictions as to hov
much he is going to have. However
himself and sons are going to star
at once getting the ground ready 70,
the next crop and they expect to ge
in at least a section.
Liberal is going to pull off two big
events before great while. One
is the Chautauqua, the other the
Southwest Fair The people of this
section are promised some mighty
good entertainment during the weeks
of the Chautauqua and the fair
Better begin making arrangements
to attend both these.
George Sharp of Blue Bell, was in
the city yesterday, and reports a
good rain in his neighborhood. Says
the rainfall was at least two inches.
Water stood in the low places near
: his farm to the depth of the breasts
when making drive yesterday
: morning. The rain is received with
delight by the Blue Bell farmers,
who had suffered very destructive
drouth.
! The food control bill is still thing
of the future. Despite the urgent
appeal of President Wilson congress
seems to think that hot air and dis
cussions are all that are needed by
the American people. The approach
ing campaign is concerning the men,
bers more than the things that affect
the people. Upless something is
done soon there may be a serious
question as to whether or not many
of the present members will 60 back
Right now the temper Of the people
is such that they are going to in
form themselves regarding the ac-
action of the members of CONFESS,