The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-03-17

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Get busy now on that lawn. We
have Kentucky Blue Grass and white
clover. Vickers Grain & Seed Co.
Manning Adams came in from Nc
Pherson Tuesday to look after bust
mes interests.
A number of Bethel people attelll
ed the funeral of Mrs. Emma Gaddia
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Wright went to Tyrone
Tuesday AFTERNOON on short visit,
The little Moore girl accompanied her
DR.. A. L. Knisely left Sunday at.
terno0n for Boulder, Colo, after a
short business trip here.
Mrs. George Truman came in from
the country the first of the week to
go to local hospital for medical
treatment.
j. i. Stamper Of Meade came down
the first of the week and spent a
short time with his brother-in-law,
Ned Snyder who is i'll.
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Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Miller and
children returned from a visit with
Mrs. Miller's parents near Wichita,
Saturday night.
w. M. Wilson, formerly master
mechanic for this division Of the R.
l., arrived in the city Mondoy on Of
ficial business for the company.
Bishop Wize of the District of Sa-
lima held Episcopal services here
the first of the week, This was his
first visit to st. Andrews Mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Gentry Of Gray
were in the city Tuesday on bust
ness. Mr.. and Mrs. Gentry had
charge of the Gentry hotel on the
South Side while in Liberal.
b Damon Ward, who is attending the
Panhandle Institute at Goodwill,
spent the week end with his mother,
Mrs. D. R. Ward. He returned to
school Monday on No. l..
A new sign was painted on the
window of the Vic Hahn clothes
cleaning establishment in the Hal G.
Reid building on South Kansas ave.,
Monday.
W. s. Martin made short bust
ness trip to Meade Tuesday return.
ing home in the evening. Mrs. Mar
tin and baby who went up to spend
Sunday returned with him.
Sam Dodd who has been with the
Tire Hospital for some time sold his
interest last week to Mr.. Chapman
and will move to his farm east of the
city soon.
Frank James and Jacob Page who
have been with the Daily Democrat
left for the eastern part of the STATE
Sunday where they have position
on other daily papers.
J. F. Spangler, manager of tn,
Globe theatre of Beaver City, wa
here on business Sunday. While il
the city he visited at the Roy Wilco,
home.
Lee Baily, Mrs. Bob Taylor ant
Mrs. ]. N. Harvey of Maxville, Mo.
came over from Forgan Tuesday anC
, spent the day shopping and looking
after business matters,
Mrs. Clarence ]. Cook and baby
son arrived from Omaha, Nebraska
Monday for visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. /. E. Hill. Mrs. Cool
was Miss Dollie Hill before her mar
riage.
Judge Hutchinson inspected tn,
Commandery at Liberal Wednesda!
, night. He was accompanied by W. o
Carter, Carl Miller and ]. F. Walter
and they report very interesting
|, and enjoyable trip.-Garden Cit!
Herald
James B. Wood, SON of o. 7
Wood was in Meade last Thursda,
i lind made his GRANDMOTHER Mrs. L
, E. Wood short call. James was ad
mitted to the bar in January, but i
yet undecided as to. where he will 10
cate.-Meade Globe-News
! Mrs. M. H. Scandrett president o
the Parent-Teacher association vii
attend the State convention of tn
, association at Manhattan soon. Sh
was chosen as a delegate at the re
cent meeting of the local society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smith arrived tn
first of the week from Richard, Col
4 orado, for short visit at the HON
I of Mr.. apd Mrs. H. G. Clark. MI
Smith was stricken with appendiciti
and has been taking series of treat
Z ments and is considered better q
! this time.
F. w. Tyler of Hutchinson forme
newspaper and publicity man and tn
o new secretary of the Liberal chan
( Der of commerce is a cousin Of ].
). Broadwell, secretary of the Prat
chamber of commerce. Mr.. Broat
well was formerly secretary of tn
a Liberal chamber prior to coming