The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-01-27
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

an attack Oh rheumatism.
Scott Morgan of Hugoton was here
nesday. transacting business.
Il W. S. oMrgan of Hugoton, was
Liberal visitor Wednesday.
]. ]. Fisher was in the city We'd
nesday transacting business.
A. j. Schmook was over from Mos
cow Wednesday on business.
C. S. Peck of Tyrone was a Lib
eral visitor Wednesday.
]. S. Montgomery made business
trip to Texhoma Thursday.
Mrs. C. W. Mast was an out of
town shopper in the city Wednesday.
The right kind of Shoe Work done
at the Evans Harness Co. w33t1dt3c
Henry Waltermeyer of Hugoton
was in the city Wednesday on bust
ness.
Miss Stella Cox returned eWdnes-
day night from bushes trip to Chi
cago.
Rev. Glen F. Hunt accompanied the
body of Walter Ratliff to lola Thurs
day.
H. L. Ginns, broomcorn buyer,
came in today for a short business
visit.
Mrs. D. C Wood and Mrs Emil Hall
were visiting at Tyrone and Hooker
Wednesday afternoon.
Leo Hall and wife were up from
Forgan Wednesday and visited at the
Harry Malone home.
Mrs. L. w. Stevenson will entertain
the Presbyterian Missionary Society
Friday afternoon.
G. G. Fisher was down from Pratt
on business Wednesday.
Ernest C. Wilson of Richfield was
here Wednesday on business.
Billy Nichols who had the scarlet
fever, was released from quarantine
Wednesday.
Mrs. Guy Moore is visiting at the
home of her father this week. He
lives southeast of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Overton OF
Shattuck, Okla, are guests of rela-
tives in the city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Bush are en-
iovinc a visit from their daughter,
Mrs Myra Stowell of Topeka.
Mrs. Carlisle. who was brought
to a local hospital from Elkhart, this
week, is reported in very serious
condition.
T. B. Moore. A. T Moore and Mack
HAYNES went to Dodge City Wed
nesday to attend tractor school Tor
a few days. ,
Lester Young who was operated
on at a local hospital three weeks
ago, is able to be out and will soon
leave for his home.
Miss Fern Crotts played the piano
at the Sanford Cafe last night dur
ing the Masonic banquet Her music
was greatly appreciated.
Mrs. Martha Wall arrived Thurs
day from Lake Charles, Louisiana
for an extended visit with the family
of her brother P. ]. Wall.
J. A. Duncan the man who had his
hand hurt in a windmill a few days
ago. returned home this morning He
has been here several days while the
injury was being treated.
Arthur G. Daniels, county commits
sioner of the third district of Bea-
YER county, was Liberal visitor
Thursday.
lack Sharpe, who has been guest
at the j. B Craig home the past few
days. left Friday for his home in Ok
Mrs. Henry Wessler returned to
Dalhart Friday, after attending the
funeral of Mrs. T G. Hubbard, which
was held here Friday.
r. H Crawford was over f, ~ Il
cotton Monday on business
The Eastern STIR met N nday
night in regular session.
Harold Sutton will room with
Robert Levi at Lawrence, this semes-
ter. Mr.. Sutton left the first of the
week for X. U. where he will COM
plete his medical course. Robert Levi
is also a medical student.
The right kind of Shoe Work done /
at the Evans Harness Co. w33t1dt3c |
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Resell of Mos
cow are here visiting at the home of !
Lloyd Dunlap.
Mrs. W. F. Yarberry and Miss Nor
ton of Kansas City arrived in the city
Wednesday and registered at the
Hotel Sanford while in the city.
Mrs, f. F. Pellette, who has been
here for some time visiting her par