The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-05-06

Miss Hazel Wolley is assisting in
the city clerks office this week.
Paul W. Light made a business
trip to Beaver Tuesday.
Mrs. Elmer Goyen of Pratt is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. Carl
Hearn.
Mrs. j. N. Hammer returned from
Kansas City this week where she had
been for treatment.
Mrs. j. H. Wilson and family of
Hutchinson are spending few days
with the T. G. Pate family here.
Petitions will be circulated soon |
asking to pave Washington avenue
from Second street to Eighth.
James Woods returned Wednesday |
from Arizona where he had been on
a business trip.
Mrs. C. E. Dale of near Lorena
came in the first of the week for a |
short visit with Mrs Mary Eldridge |
Mr.. and Mrs. Charno Jones are en-
Ijoying a visit from Mrs. Jones' moth
err Mrs. White of Alamogorda, N. M.
Thos. Locke is visiting at Missing
ton Springs, South Dakota, and may
locate there.
E. D. Cooper returned from trip
to Arizona and other western states
the first of the week. n
The ground has been leveled and |.
put in shape for the new oil station
on the corner of 9Th street and north |
Kansas avenue.
Mrs. H. M. Lyon returned to her
home in Greensburg Wednesday af-
ter visit with R. D. Lyons north of
| town.
Mr.. Phillip Peaster and Andrew
ing this week at the home of relatives
Mrs. Mary Eldridge.
Tourists are already heading for
the west coast and mountains. Every
day one may see cars stopping in the
city for supplies.
Superintendent Mathews of the
Redpath- Horner chautauqua was in
the city the first of the week looking
after the advertising of the Liberal
chautauqua which is to be May 1924.
Sunday is Mothers Day and we
call your attention to the adv for
! flowers by Weidensaul Sisters. A |;
gift of flowers is most appropriate on
this day.
Matte Johnson of Perryton, visit
ed the first of the week with her sis
ter, Mrs. George Barnett. She left
Thursday for Undertook, Illinois,
where she intends to make her home.
B. E. Heating accompanied ]. X. i
Hitch to Excelsior Springs the first
of the week. Mrs. Hitch and Mrs.
Heating left Thursday for the
Springs to be gone for short time.
The Woman's Club library is still /
closed, but it is expected to be open
ed for the public in about two weeks. {
| The scarlet fever epidemic has about
run its course and there are very few
cases now.
c. f. Woods of the First National
bank is expected home this week He
has been attending a bankers conven-
ton at Pinehurst, N. C. after which
! he went to New York to visit John
| Hobble.
B. W. Russell of Clinton, Oklaho-
ma, who is an employee of the Gin
ton & Oklahoma Western Railway
company, was a guest of his uncle,
Lon Jackson, Wednesday. He is also
at various places in this part of the
country on business.
The revival meeting at the Chris
tian church closes this week after an
enthusiastic and successful meeting.
Many people saw the eclipse of the
moon Sunday night and commented
on the unusual beauty of coloring
in the eastern sky.
The Blue Bell school closedWed-
nesday afternoon with a big dinner
and program in the afternoon. Miss /
Gertrude Mahan is the teacher at
Blue Bell and her work in the school |
room and in the community has been
greatly appreciated by the school
board and the patrons.