The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-04-20

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starts to blow the wheat and sowet
grains.
The county examination was helC
last Thursday and Friday, Quite 6
number from this neighborhood wen
to Deep Water to take it.
The Lone Star school will be out
this week, and the last day will be
spent at Hollands Grove with q
big picnic.
We have some of the funniest
young people in this neighborhood
They come to Endeavor at Lone Stai
to have tongue-fghts, and if hearing
is believing, they stop along the roads
and have parties.
There was no Endeavor at Lone
Star Sunday evening. They went
to hear Rev. Harry Stipe preach at
Independence. He is holding meet
ings there.
There was broncho busting con-
test over at l.. w. Bishops last Sun
day. Some of the Sunday school
goers needed little excitement af-
ter being quiet at Sunday school for
a few hours. We again remark
There seems to be some funny peo-
pie in this community"
The following people from Lone
Star attended revival meetings at
Independence Sunday evening: Mr..
c. N. Hunt and family, R. H. Tepner
and daughters, Vera, Hattie and Luz
cile, Miss Flossie Sullens, u. w. Kent
and family, R. E. Tepner and wife,
l.. w. Bishop and family, Mrs. Evan
Ogden and son, and j. A. Ellexson.
Vera Tepner remembered her Sun.
day school class with a basket of
Easter eggs last Sunday. All the
little members of the class will re-
member this little treat.
More road work is being done on
the township roads, grading, etc.
N. N. Stanley was in this vicinity
few days last week.
To the Sunday School
Punch, dear members, punch away,
All day long, and every day,
Train your muscle, train your eye,
Make the "lesson" punch bag fly.
Punch the bag attendance" hard,
Give ION time" swift lombard
Hit the bag collection" often,
Never let your swift blows soften.
Punch, dear member, I've a bunch,
Our class needs lot of punch"
Mrs. Ragsdale of Gray, was shop,
ping in Liberal Saturday.
Chas. Spear of Gray, Oklahoma
was Liberal visitor Friday.
Dave Nightingale of Gray, was in
Liberal Friday, attending to business
interests.
Miss Jane Rice went to Hutchinson
Sunday night, for a short visit with
friends. She returned home Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Devine and lit
tie son, Bobby, left Monday for River
side, California, where they will visit
Devine's sister for some time.
Mrs. Ernest Evans and little daugh-
ter went to Guymon Friday, to visit
a few days with Mrs. Evans folks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hitch.
Mrs. Fred Grimsley and baby, Jack,
were in the city Friday attending the
burial service of the little son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Swan of Hooker.
Bryan Shelton and little son Of
Kansas City, are visiting at the home
of Mr.. Skeletons parents, southwest
of the city.
Fred Gentzler and wife Of Kismet,
were Liberal visitors last week and
returned home in a new Chevrolet
bought of the Bodecker Motor Co.
H. F. Teter, who has. been staying
in the city for sometime receiving
osteopathic treatments, returned to
his home near Moscow Friday
Mrs. Olive Eddington has been
hired by the school board as one of
the teachers for next year. Mrs. Ed
dington was formerly Miss Olive
Neff and taught in the schools here