The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-11-18


Easton will probably locate here soon
Fay Williams of Wichita ia guest
of GLADDEN. Bratton this week.
]. N. Maxwell and J. E. George
left Tuesday on a business "trip to
Topeka in the interest of the Beaver
Oil and Gas Co.
John George returned Tuesday
from a business trip to Guymon.
Mrs. Earl Walker came in Tuesday
from Guymon for a visit with Mrs.
Sharkey.
Postmaster Irwin has gone to
Colorado Springs on vacation trip.
Lou G. Jones has gone to Colo
RADIO on a business trip.
Cotton seed cake and meal at the
Equity Exchange Assn. w25t1c.
Ask to see the Woodstock-the
typewriter on display at the Daily
Democrat office.
C. G. Parks of Liberal, visited over
Sunday with Earl NJ. Clark, of Fiji
eenth Ave. West. Hutchinson Gazette
Miss Fannie Pugh of Balko and
Vern Wilson Of Balko were married
| in Liberal last Saturday. Miss Pugh
| is a well known teacher in Beaver
county. She will complete the term
Of school she is now teaching near
Balko.-Beaver Democrat
Rev. and Mrs. Leonard left this
morning for Liberal where they will
spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Mayes, formerly of Pratt and
from there they will go on 70 Cali
fornia, where they expect to spend
the winter. Rev. Leonard was pastor
Of the Presbyterian church here for
several years and he and Mrs. Lean
ard have been spending the past few
days here visiting old time friends.
Pratt Tribune
W. v. Griffith who has been i'll
the last few days is still unable to be
down to the office.
A. E. Palmer State Agent for
the Bank Saving Life Insurance Co.
of Topeka came in Tuesday on a
short business trip here.
H. W. Wacker shipped few car
loads of cattle to Greenberp We'd
nesday.
The officers Of the Parent-Teach-
ers Association will meet with Mrs.
M. H. Scandrett Thursday afternoon
at 4 O'Clock.
Sergt. S. A. Vannaman who hurt
his ankle Armistice day is able to be
able about with the aid of cane.
T. L. Gray made a business trip
to Guymon today.
H. R. Knott is out of the city to-
day on short business trip.
F. W. Fortna returned the first of
the week from Bucklin where he had
been on lumber business.
C. F. Hollar of Optima was a Lib
eral visitor Wednesday.
Cotton seed cake and meal at the
Equity Exchange Assn. w25t1c.
Mrs. John Boles who has been i'll
for sometime is slightly improved at
this time.
A number of the county officials
left for Topeka yesterday ia attend
a state convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bryson have
returned from an extended visit with
relatives and friends in Ohio and
Kentucky.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore who has
been visiting at the Perry Eaton
home left today for Garden City.
Mr.. Moore is a lumber man and has
been on short business trip to vari-
GUS towns.
Jessie Jones and Bess Smith spent
Sunday with Miss Jones' relatives in
Bucklin.
Mrs. Lutte Calvert has resumed
her duties at the Cleanwell Tailoring
Shop after several days absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Eldridge of
Guymon were in Liberal the first of
the week.
Don't forget the first Lyceum num-
Der next Tuesday night at the Mai
este.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. D. Welch of
Wichita visited relatives and friends
here the first of the week. They
went to Morton County Tuesday for
short visit with the latters parents.
Mrs. P. F. Chase of Meade was
in the city Wednesday on business.
F. l.. Norris and Preston Park
ham Of Mullinville were in the city
Wednesday on sheir way to Hugoton
and Elkheart on a business trip
Mr.. Glenn Meek who returned
from Tongonoxie, the first of the
week, reports the birth ~ a Jo,oh