The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-06-23
RAIlRoAD NOTES

Mo. Auuh 0nhEAcy tetukuou AkUu
visit with relatives and friends in
iDaihart Friday.
Mrs. Martin Horney went to Ty
rome Friday for q few days'sisit with
!, friends. n n. sl ,
| Mrs. 9. G. Howard Of Boles' store
was absent from her work Thursday
and Friday Miss Alta Miller taking
her place.
Miss Alice O'Roarick and mother
were here visiting the McDermott
home last week. They left for e
Paso the first Of the week. Miss o.
Roarick was formerly at the, round
house here.
Mrs, o. R.. Packebush arrived from
Dalhart Friday for visit with Mr.,
and Mrs. A. e. Packebush.
Mrs. Freeman of Gray was in
the city Saturday visiting with her
daughter Mrs. Cora Eldridge.
Merle Eldridge, son of Mrs. Cora
Eldridge, depot matron, is building
a barn and yard for his goat and kid
The goat was purchased from the
Ault herd, and is Nuberg variety
Mr.. Ault sold it because he is special.
izing in another variety.
Mrs. ]. C. Dali and Mrs. George
Kecne and baby of Pratt arrived in
Liberal Thursday for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. McDermott.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clark of Fairbury
Nebr., arrived in Liberal Thursday
for an extended visit with Mrs. T. j.,
McDermott.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Mcfarland Of
Alton, Ills, arrived in Liberal the
last Of the week for visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Pete Mcfarland, ~
Will Wiley Of Liberal, formerly
railway mail clerk here, was in
town today renewing old acquain-
tances and attending TO business
Pratt Union.
Mrs. Wallace Flicker of Hooker
arrived in Liberal Saturday for a
visit for few days. N
Mrs. v. s. Honsberger of Carri-
zozo, N, M, arrived here Saturday
where she will make her home. Mr..
Honsberger has been here for some
time.
Brice Rezeau returned from a
business trip to Dalhart Monday.
Road Foreman McLough Of Pratt
was in Liberal Monday.
Mr.. Cole, master mechanic, passed
through here Sunday.
The canteloupe season is at his
height and will continue to be rush
ing until the middle of July. Then
the second crop will again begin to
come on the markets. iap .qy3
Conductor Stevenson's daughter,
Olive, returned from Pasadena, Cali
fornia, Monday. She has been at
tending school at that place during
the school year just closed.
w. B. Moorehead, we'll known
Rock Island brakeman, is lying in a
Hutchinson hospital today suffering
from what is said to be fractured
skull and other painful injuries the
result of an accident between Me-
dora and Hutchinson late Saturday.
been furnished Rock Island officials
Details of the accident have not
here as yet, it was said this after
noon. He was reported some better
today.-Pratt Tribune a.f
Mrs. A. A. Mitchell and children
left Tuesday for Ithica, Michigan,
for visit with friends and rela-
tives.
Reduced railway fares to the
Kansas State Fair from all points
in the state. The 21st annual State
Fair will be held at Hutchinson Sep
TENDER 18th to 23rd. on grounds
owned by the State.
Mrs. Sherwood Of Chicago arriv-
cd here the first of the week for =
y lit with her son, G. n. Sherwood
Mrs. W. C. Harryman of Brown
v.ood. Okla. is here visiting her
daughters, Mrs. Mike Spooner and
Mrs. Sanford Cox.
Mrs. Chs. Augerot left Wednesday
for Chicago for an extended visit
18th relatives and friends. Mr.. Au-
gerot accompanied her as far as
Kansas City. He will return In few
days. 1 Nt