The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-01-17
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Wanie and Herman Condit spen
the weekend with their parents il
Hayne.
Mrs. W. C. Steward returned from
Pratt, Friday, where she had spent
a few days with relatives.
Mrs. Vivian Hawkins, who spent
the week here with friends, returned
to her home near Hooker, Friday.
"A. E. Blake, who is now mer-
chant at Orlando, Oklahoma, was in
the city, last week, transacting bus
mess.
Miss Addelmire, who has been Wis
iting at the Ernest Fulton home, re-
turned to her home in Hooker, Fri
day.
Misses Elizabeth, Ambrosia and
Effie White went to Hayne, Friday,
to spend the weekend with their pa
rents.
C. C. Griffith of Plains came down,
Sunday, on a business trip and a
short visit with his brother, V. V.
Griffith.
Mrs. George d. Hall, who has been
the guest of her parents since New
Years, returned to her home in
Fowler, Friday.
G. f. Kimmerle, claim agent for
the Rock Island, was in the city, yes
terday, looking after his work at this
place.
Mrs. J. F. Chapman of Manhattan,
who has spent few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. f. f. Hadsell, left for
visit in Pratt, Monday.
Modrell Leeman, who has been Wis
iting his parents in Guymon, passed
through the city, yesterday, on his
return to Camp Funston.
A. Emrie, who has been leading
the simple life on the Emrie ranch
near Liberal the past week, returned
home yesterday.-Dodge City Daily
Journal.
Jack Scott and Miss Effie Martin
were married by Judge Campbell on
January 15. They will make their
home on a farm northwest Of the
city.
Rev. Nv. Miner, who conducted the
funeral Of Mrs. Alvin Delay, Sunday
and preached at the Adventist church
Monday evening, returned to Hutch
inson, yesterday.
Odell Mahoney, Nolen Bond, Albert
Augerot, Nova Dickerson and Joe
Black, who enlisted in the navy last
week and went to Kansas City, Sum
day, for examination, returned, Tues
day They are to be held in reserve
to be called, probably within thirty
days.
Editor and Mrs. B. B. Miller and
children came up from Tyrone, Sat-
urday, to visit the Democrat family.
Ben went home, Monday, but on ac-
count of the illness of little Merle,
Mrs. Miller was compelled to remain.
The little fellow is getting along nice
lv and will soon be well again. She
returned home, today.
Val Cole, the genial representative
of the Auto Tire & Supply Co. of
Wichita, has been here several days,
this week, on business connected with
the Liberal Auto Supply Co Val has
habit of dropping in at this Office
to say hello whenever he comes to
town and, while here, remarked that
the Liberal Auto Supply Co. is one
of his best patrons in this section and
he always feels that he has nice
order ahead whenever he makes the
town.
A deal was closed, this week,
through the Griffith & Baughman of
flee, wherein A. A. Lien sold to Grif-
fifth & Baughman his improved farm
northwest of Liberal and purchased
from them an unimproved quarter
adjoining the former J. R. Spiker
farm northwest ofe town, which Mr..
Lien had recently purchased from Sol
Church. Mr.. Lien will add to the i'm
provements on the land he purchased
and move to same in the near future.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Christian church had very in
teresting meeting, Sunday evening.
The topic for discussion was, "Young
Christians Reaching Upward, and
the leader, Herman Salley, dealt with
the subject in most satisfactory
way A number responded with in
teresting short talks on the lesson.
Miss Helen Matkin and brother, Har-
old, rendered splendid selection on
the piano and violin.
Mrs. H. M. Drake, while walking
along the street in Beaver, week be-
fore last, in some way or other leaned
against the railing that was about
basement. The railing gave way, al
lowing her to fall distance Of about
seven fet. AS result of the accident
her skull was severely fractured and