The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-10-10


II Mesdames Pearl and Edna Quiller
of near Hugoton went to Plains last
week to move their household goods.
ROOMS FOR RENT-Clean, neat
furnished rooms for rent by day OF
week at 312 North Sherman. Rates
right. 21t1c
Mrs. Hardney Roger, who has spent
a month at the. C. L. Weidensaul
home, returned to her home in Leona
Kansas, Friday.
Mrs. G. w. Fielder left for Linds
borg Friday in response to a message
stating that her daughter, Miss Irene,
was i'll with influenza.
Mrs. Marie McCramery and par
ents left for Camp Forest in Califor-
mia the last of the week to visit Mrs.
McCreamery's husband.
Ed. Tregallis has been transferred
from rural to city mail carrier, and is
now bringing the mail to the homes
and business houses of the city.
Mrs. Lucy E. Perry left for La
Platt, Missouri, last week, to spend
month with her daughter and be
with her grandson, who leaves for
camp soon.
The W. C. T. U. will meet Friday,
October 10, at p. M, with Mrs. Had
Lane. Mrs. D. C. Wood and Mrs.
Grinstead will give report of the
State Convention.
Mrs. John Medley and sons, who
have been visiting Mrs. Neeley's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Kyle, re-
turned to their home near Goodwill
the last of the week.
T. M. Moreland, who has been Wis
iting his son, E. o. Moreland and fam
| lily the past week, left for Hutchin-
son last week to visit his daughter.
Gerald Albright, who has been Wis
iting his wife and parents near
Hooker, passed thru the city recently
on his return to College Station,
Texas, where he is in camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kay L. Thompson,
returned to their home in Guymon
last week. While in the city Mrs.
Thompson had tonsils and adenoids
removed by Or. Higgenbotham of
Hutchinson.
Mrs. Marion L. Hays, who has spent
several weeks with Sergt Hayes at
Junction City, returned home Thurs
day night. Sergt. Hayes accompan-
led her for few days visit, return
ing to camp Sunday.
l.. V. Gardner, who has been con-
fined to his home for the past seven
weeks, is able to be around town
| again, though still a trifie weak. He
has had hard siege and we are glad
to tell of his being out again. The
first official act he performed after
recovering was to set his subscription
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The Democrat man made business
trip to Bucklin the last of the week,
and we had genuine nice time Wis
iting our friends there. The years
we spent in Bucklin were pleasant as
we'll as profitable ones and we are al
ways glad of an opportunity to re-
turn. When a newspaper man can
stay in place as long as we did there
and meet with the kind of reception
always accorded us he can at least
figure that he is lucky individual.
Bucklin is the best town of its size
anywhere, and has class of citizens
that cannot be beaten.
Tom S. Lane, who went to Lawr-
ence last week to make application
for entrance in the officers training
school at that place, successfully
passed all examinations and was
granted a few days leave which he
spent in Liberal with his family,
leaving for Lawrence Tuesday of
last week to take up his studies. He
will likely remain there until the 21st
of December. Tom has been en-
ployed on the Rock Island for several
years and is a splendid workman and
we feel sure that he will make good
in Uncle Sans new line of work
which is quite similar to that he has
followed, as he is to take mechanic
al course.