The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-03-28

clerical position with the Rock Island
and returned to her former home in
Mcpherson.
w. H. Grimm of Guymon was in
the city yesterday attending a di-
rectors meeting of the Equity Cream
cry.
Curtis Juno freight house foreman
with the Rock Island has taken two
weeks leave of absence and is visit
ing at his old home at Independence,
Kansas.
Joe Rudolph, former clerk at the
Rock Island has accepted the posi-
ton of fruit inspector for the same
company.
Mrs. Nora T. Crofford of the Lo-
rena vicinity was in this city Satur-
day consulting the oculist.
R. w. Malone is acting as freight
house foreman in the absence of Cur
tbs Juno.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hall and John
l.. Bolin returned from visit with
the j. R. Bolin family in Hutchinson
Friday.
Mrs R. T. Wray and Mrs. Earl
Love Of Tyrone were shopping in the
city Tuesday.
Miss Edith Ebersole who spent a
few days with her brother, A. V. Eb-
ersole and family returned to her
home in Plains yesterday.
Miss Clara Judd left for her home
in Garden City yesterday after few
days visit in the city with friends.
Agent j. H. Hemphill was called
to the bedside of his mother-in-law
at Fort Scott, Kansas, the last of the
week, having received word to come
at once as her condition was very
serious.
w. V. Griffith left the fore part of
this week for business trip to north
ern Iowa.
Those contributing to the Red
Cross during the last drive and did
not receive Red Cross button can
secure one by calling at the Moore
and Franklin office.
Mrs. John L. Bolin and daughter,
Phoebe Jane, returned from a visit
with the ]. R. Bolin family in Hutch
inson Sunday.
A. B. Mitchell has sold his resi-
dence property in the east part of
town to Floyd Higgins, and has
moved to the Wilkins property which
he purchased some time ago.
A.: B. Mitchell. has purchased the
A. M. Leas residence in the west part
of town and will rent it,
C. B. Holmes and family left this
morning for Arkansas City where
they will reside in the future. Mr..
Holmes disposed of his property at
public sale and will engage in some
business. He says the change is made
on account of his wife's health, He
still owns his farm near Liberal, hav-
ing rented it for the coming season.
Mr.. Holmes says he expects to return
as soon as Mrs. Holmes is able.
M. Feinberg is in Eldorado and
Wichita this week transacting bust
ness.
Harry Rayencraft, who has been
the prescription clerk at Wiley's for
some time, left for Dodge City this
morning where he will remain until
April l, at which time he will be
sent to Camp Funston for training. |
Harry is splendid fellow and we
wish him well in his services for
Uncle Sam.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred Beatty went to
Hutchinson Sunday for a visit with
relatives. The doctor has returned,
but Mrs. Beatty will remain for some
time.
O. j. Loofborrow and son, Judge
Robert Loofborrow, of Beaver were
in the city Sunday to visit Mrs. o. j.
Luthborrow, who is receiving treat
ment at the Levi hospital.
Judge Robert Luthborow of Beav-
er lett Tor Garden ClCy ana SYRACUSE
Sunday evening to look after some
legal matters few days.
George Kyle of Beaver was Wis
itor in the city Wednesday evening.
George Cafky of Forgan was a !
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Nash of near
Forgan were business visitors in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. o. j. Loofborrow of Beaver
City is in the Levi hospital receiving
treatment.
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