The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-10-19
Tyrone Items

( Tyrone Items
E. E. Hearn went to Meade, Kan.
last Sunday on business. He return
ed Monday afternoon.
4 R. s. Tucker is erecting building
on the lots where his building burned
short time ago. He will use it fol
his poultry and PRODUCE business.
4 After being confined to her homt
for six weeks by severe illness, Mrs
E. A. Blake. is now able to be out.
H. D. johnson and family left Sun
day overland to Baxter county, Ar
kansas, where they will visit for
week. Mr.. Johnson also has business
I there,
The many friends of Abe L. Heibert
are really disappointed at his not 10
eating here again, as he was great
help here in many ways, but we see
by the Liberal Democrat that he is
now editor of the Hugoton Journal
We wish him success as he is capable
man in journalistic work.
REQ Speedwagon, driven 1900
miles, equipped with 75-bushel grain
bed and canopy top. Will trade for
land or city property. Herbert Dir.
172tc
Mrs. D. X. Beatty of Plains was
shopping and visiting here the first
of the week.
NUNS the -Chrysanthemums
for your Halloween entertainments.
No decorations for the occasion COM
plete without them. Selridge's
Greenhouse. 181tc
Lois Emery had her tonsils remov-
ed the first of the week in a local
hospital.
Mrs. Wade Benton returned to her
home Wednesday after an operation
in local hospital.
Mrs. Violet Campbell, who has
been quite ill, is somewhat improved
at this time.
Velma Revel and daughter Doris,
went to Kismet Saturday and visited
at the A. L. Light home.
D. R. Snyder and ]. H. Light of
Kismet were attending to business in
terests here Saturday.
Friends of Mrs. ]. T. Newly will
be interested in knowing that she is
improving nicely in a hospital at Hal
stead after an operation.
Jess Monroe returned Wednesday
to his home in Dermont, Kan, after
recovering from an operation for ap-
pendicitis in local hospital.
Rev. ]. R. Pennington was in
Hutchinson and Wichita the first of
the week looking after business inter-
ests.
Mrs. Ira Dacus of Spearman, Tex
as, was operated on Tuesday at a To-
cal hospital and is getting along nice
ly at this time.
Mrs. Minnie Broadfoot is visiting
this week in st. John, with relatives.
Mrs. C. w. Howard has charge of the
hemstitching machine while she is
away.
Mrs. A. B. Mitchell left Sunday for
Eldorado, Kan, where she attended
the Grand Temple of the Pythian
Sisters. The convention was held
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Henry Pitcher has moved his gro
/ Gerry from the south side to the room
in the Vickers block, vacated by the
Vickers grocery. They are nicely To-
Gated there now and invite their Gus
toners to call upon them at their new
location.
Earl Bish and mother and sister
of Dodge City, visited Sunday at the
Newt Morris home, southwest of Lib
eralJ Earl was formerly employed
in the creamery here. He is employed
in the same capacity at Dodge City
now.
Rev. A. E. Henry was in Hutchin-
son and Pratt Tuesday on business in
connection with the Epworth League
camp ground which is being improv-
ed by the Southwest Kansas Confer
ence of the Methodist church for the
young people. Rev. Henry is men,
Der of the board.
Mrs. Bernice Connolly
! Teacher of Piano
Enrolment of Pupils beginning