The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-02-21

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Mrs. Francis Morgan visited Mr.
and Mrs. o. X. Nelson in Hugotor
Sunday.
| American boys are dying for Their
country. Surely, you can save fol
lit. Buy War Savings Stamps.
Mrs. l. r. Risley Of Kismet was in
the city Saturday to take adjust.
ments from the Chiropractor.
Mrs. David Phillips arrived from
Great BEND, Friday, to join Mr.. Phil.
lips who is with the Taylor Drug
Company as pharmacist.
]. A. Handy of Hugoton, Kansas
closed deal this week with Griffith
& Baughman for quarter section Of
Stevens county, Kansas, land.
+ Atty. John Gleason drove from
Guymon Monday morning to take No.
81 for Enid, Oklahoma, where he will
spend several days transacting bust
ness. ~
| Miss Inez Hamilton returned from
Kansas City and st. Joseph Sunday
where she had been buying goods for
the Chas. Summers and Sons Dry
Goods Store.
W. X Bradley who had spent a
week in the city visiting his sister,
Mrs. w. E. Engle and family, re-
turned to his home in Aldon, Kansas,
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hansen ar
rived from Bucklin Saturday to visit
with Mr.. Hansen's sister, Mrs. V. M.
Renner and family northwest of the
city.
Harris Fletcher, who for some time
has been clerk at the New Sanford,
left Monday for Scott City where he
will remain with his parents until I'm
Gle Sam calls him.
Mrs. c.. F. Crist returned from
Pennington, New Mexico, Monday
where she spent few weeks caring
for her grandchld who has been very
ILL.,
Mrs. John Roth, who has been Wis
iting with her sister in Halstead,
spent few hours in the city 'Satur-
day on her return to her home in Ty-
rome.
W. V. Griffith sold his Buick six to
W. T. Atkins, and in the deal Mr..
Griffith became the owner of Mr..
Atkins's quarter section of land in
Stevens county.
Misses bessie Printz and Estelle
Cox returned from Kansas City and
Chicago Sunday where Miss Printz
bought dry goods and Miss Cox Sc
lected the millinery for the Economy
Store.
Mrs. G. A. Roggensees returned to
her home in Bucklin Monday after
spending week at the home of her
brother, Q. P. Holland and family,
and assisting in the care of little Par
vim Holland who has been very ill,
having had an attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. H. w. Clutter returned from
Dalhart Friday where she had been
preparing their household goods for
shipment. Mr.. and Mrs. Clutter have
secured the house formerly occupied
by Mrs. lyman, on North Sherman.
| Mr.. Swan of Oklahoma City, who
is land inspector for the Oklahoma
/ Farm Mortgage Company, has been
here this week inspecting loans made
in vicinity of Liberal by Griffith &
Baughman.
l.. A. Dunlap of Stevens county
purchased choice garden tract, con-
sisting of 1928 acres northeast of
Liberal, from Griffith & Baughmon
this week. He will commence i'm
proving the place at once and make
it his home.
John W. Baughman drove to Gar
den City Sunday morning to meet E.
d. Cooper on his return trip from
Denver and other western cities
where he had been on business in the
interest of Mr.. Baughman's lands in
Colorado.
Mrs. E. G. Robinson left for Hutch
inson Saturday where she will visit
relatives few days before going to
Dodge City where she will make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Shea who has recently removed to
that place.
John Redman, prominent farmer
and stockman of Mazeville, Missouri,
was the guest Of his friend, T. j. Nc
Dermott few days last week. Mr..
Redmar visited our city few years
ago and he notes marked improve
ment in Liberal and the surrounding
country since his last visit here.
Mrs. Edward Bailey and father re-
turney to Lincoln, Nebraska, Satur-
day. They came here with the inten-
ton of making this their home, but
the climate did not agree with the
father, who is gentleman well up in
years. Mr.. Bailey who is night fore
man at the roundhouse will join them
later.