The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-29
Pleasant VALLEY

tice to put all its worries in the bot
tom of its heart and set on the lid,
and smile, smile, smile.
|, The rain on Saturday evening was
preciated by everybody in this vi
. cinity as we were needing moisture
for the row crops.
Mr.. Jackson Of Ponca City, Okla
homa, who had been the guest of
Miss Zelphia Hudkins, returned to
his home Monday morning, after a
weeks stay here. Mr.. Jackson is con-
nected with the Marland Oil & Gas
Company of that city. We regret
the leaving of Mr.. Jackson as he was
an ardent booster for Pleasant Val
ley
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fuller Wis
tied at the Charles Killingsworth
home on the Hitch ranch Monday
evening.
Mrs. C. E. Butcher and daughter
Margery, were callers at the Sher-
man Hopewell home Tuesday even
ing.
We hear many favorable comments
these days on the manager of the
Pleasant Valley general store, E. ].
Hudkins. Mr.. Hudkins is getting in
good favor with the people here in
a splendid manner. He is being found
to be dependable business man, al
ways endeavoring to be of service to
the people Of Pleasant Valley and
vicinity, and it is our opinion he will
continue to grow in favor in this
community.
The city well is almost completed
and will be great help to the people
of our town as it will furnish water
for the city.
Harvesting is in full swing and the
noise of the combines and headers
reminds US of the car load of harvest
groceries Mr.. Hudkins received few
days ago Anyone needing anything
in that line come in. (You are well
come)
We are fortunate in having man
like Mr.. Hudkins locate here, as he
recently owned the leading grocery
store in Ponca City, Oklahoma, and
knows the business.
The scale houses for the two eleva-
tors have just been completed and
work on the elevators will start soon.
Wray Hudkins of Fonca City, Ok
lahoma, is here to spend the summer
with his father, who operates the
Pleasant Valley grocery.
The forty-four cars Mr.. Byers
sent out to Pleasant Valley to handle
this years grain crop are being filled
rapidly. Ed Scott has filled three and
billed them to Kansas City Saturday.
This makes eighteen cars of grain.
that has been shipped out of Pleas
ant Valley to date. Watch us grow.
Remember the Birthday Junior
meeting at Grace and Alma Stotts
Sunday, July End
Miss Zelphia Hudkins and Mr..
Jackson spent Sunday in Liberal.
Rev. Montgomery was trading in
Pleasant Valley one day last week.
Misses Lena Chance, elena Hos
kinson and Messrs. Elijah Hopewell
and Elmer Folmer spent Sunday ev-
ening at the home of Ed Chance in :
the Lone Star neighborhood.
Clarence and Dale Killingsworth
spent Sunday with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Killingsworth.
The Bethel Baptist Sunday school '
at Pleasant Valley held their annual /
Sunday School picnic at Stout's
Grove last Thursday. A good crowd (;
was present and all report a very :
pleasant occasion.
Two families by the name Of Ken
dali and Miller are stopping over in
Pleasant Valley Tor Few Gays res1'
They have travelled from San Diego, ,
and are on their way to i
Indianapolis, Indiana.
Martin Gadberry has gone back to
Pratt county to work in the harvest. !.
Mrs. John Hall was shopping in
Pleasant Valley Tuesday, and was
also inquiring concerning some stray
horses. She located them at MILFORD I
Hoskinson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Scott of Lib
eral, were visiting with relatives in
this neighborhood Sunday. o
Mrs. Fred Black was shopping in II
Liberal Tuesday