The Liberal News from Liberal, Kansas • 4

tllK IJUKHAL NEWS Normal begins Monday June 30. G. M. Nix Dead. The News received a telegram today announcing the death of G.

M. Nix at Saint Joseph, Missouri. His son, Clarence, announces that burial will be made at Savanah, Missouri tomorrow. Mr. Nix left here about ten days ago for the benefit of his health.

The work on the Blake building, which is to be used by the Eddington store, is nearly completed. The carpenters began making the shelving this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Ridenour, of Seattle, who have been touring the south and west in a motor car for nearly six months, are now visiting at the A.

P. HARWOOD Grandma Whiteferd is on the sicK list this week. It seems as though, this is an unusually windy May. Dee Harvey and family are now li-ing in Seward county. Mrs.

Malone lost a nice cow from a rattlesnake bite Monday. Wm. Miller and fatherwere among the busy folk here Wednasday. Maurice Ward went to Liberal on Thursday and came home Friday. Sublette is making arrangemeits to have a 4th of July celebration, These high winds are not pleasant for picnics and the like pleasures' but if we will remember that the microbes are wafted to the gulf ortiic.

Pacific we take heart and be happy. There was a full house at the Endeavor Sunday evening, the 11th, and the meeting for Sunday evening, the 18th, was postponed on account of the County Sunday scboel convention iu Liberal. Hayne Sunday school attended th-Seward county convention in Lif-eral Sunday and brought home tbe banner. We still had a reserve force at home who nobly held the A good and profitable session waf conducted by E. W.

Penington. Dr. M.St. John, et Ottawa, Ed Guyinon, of Hutchinson, is in town today. The board of equalization is in session this week.

If you want one of those catchall fly traps see II. W. Lane. C. E.

Woods was at Elkhart the lirs of the week on a business trip. T. .1. MeDoraiott is 'down on his ranch near Guyinon this week. Born, to Mr.

and Mrs. Perry Reust May 21, 1913, a girl. Ridenour ranch in north Seward county. The brick has arrived for the new postofrice building and the masons are now busy laying brick. Contractor Woods says that the work will be rushed from S.

Wright was elected Grand Master cf Arms at Emporia dur-the annual session of the grand lodge of K. of P. this week. The Knights who went from here started out with the intention of getting Mr. Wright a place in the grand body, and they have suc Fred Warner gave a dance in his big new barn on Saturday: May 17.

now on till the completion of the structure. 0. M. Woods sold to VV. 0.

MT 1. it ui: vi-iced Hayne three years ago and enjoyed every hour of his four weeks" visit. He came to Franklin county, Kansas, before the war and he loved the song of the wild birds and tbi notes of the meadow lark. Recently his daughter writes. "Daddi heard a Seward county meadow lark one morning and he was as tickletf: as though he had found a long losl brother." Mr.

Burgess and Miss Eula Antriu were over iu Haskell county Sunday, All the farmers around here are about through putting in their spring crops. Mrs. James Burr and two children attended M. E. church in Sublette Sunday.

All the boys and girls around here are wishing for merry-go-round at ceeded nicely, and his friends here are rejoicing. This is the first time the local lodge has been recognized by the grand lodge. W. A. Custer, postmaster of Satana, was a business visitor in the city today.

"UJUS iie me puum. Tho brothers traded school this week. property with Alex McCoid this Mr and Mrs W. R. Reynolds, week.

And in the deal Mr. Mc of Moscow, are. in the city today Coid becomes the owner of 80 on a business and pleasure trip, 'acres of south Missouri land and A Mr. GreenbakerofSt. Marys' become the owners was here few days this week of 111010 LlhevaX cit-V Property, and was looking for an invest- 111 tho S('('tio- ment.

We are asked to announce that Mrs. G. Stevenson came Me Kindergarten that was to be- down from Pratt Tuesday for a S'n the last Monday in May has short visit with relatives and be9 postponed till the first Mon- Siiblf tte on the 4th. Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Thompson and Hamilton Brothers and families attendsd the ball game here Sunday.

Mert Newhouse was a pleasant caller here Sunday, He came iu from the west with an auto load looking over the country. We are making arrangements to have a box supper and program at No. 8 schoolhouse for the benefit of the Junior Ijall nine for new suits and other necessaries. Roscoe Morrell was recently operated on in a Kansas City hospital and over 700 drops of water removed from the cavity of the brain." The pressure of this amount of water on the brain had been the cause of much suffering and uneasiness to Mr. Morrell, but since the operation he is greatly relieved.

Mrs. Minnie Johnson Grin-stead, who organized the W. C. day in June. Miss Olive Neff friends.

Mrs. Don A. Henry and daugh The Governing Clash In his autobiography in the Outlook Colonel Roosevelt tells how. when he first decided to become active in politics, his friends warcei him that polities were "low;" that he would find the local organisations conducted by men with whoa he would not care to associate, aufi that his friends would not he 5ms them. To this argument he says he replied that then the people he kne did not belong to the governing class, and he wished to associate with me that did.

Take that home to yourself. Good Citizen. Do you belong to tte governing class? Do you? Kansas City Star. I who is in charge of the school has changed the date for the con-i venience of the public. ter, Miss Helen, started for Dodge City today a two week's visit.

Mrs. K. A. Walker entertained her Sunday School class, composed of thirteen young girls known as the Kinir's Dan rl iters. aim miss Mrs.

Ruth Griffin Binder will leave 'for a visit to T. U. at Forgan, Oklahoma, about in the flrgt of the week aad wa8 a eight months ago, was at Forgan jgue8t at the Lee Rhiness home. He Sunday and spoke, under the aus-i brought Frank Anderson and cousin nifPs of the oro-anizatinn. dm-inc in to take the train at Kismet.

Kansas City and other towns in Wednesday evening. Theyamus- iw issou ruiay. the morning, using the subject, I ed themselves with games on the lawn and making candy Miss lAlta Warren, of Guyinon, was included in the party. HAYNE NOTES G. W.

Harding, N. A. Smith and E. Penington hfve each bo ight "Life, Its Ideals and Opportuni ty," and during the evening, Mrs Ernest Adams, of Hooker, was visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Spradling, the first of the week. mulcting ana uuuaers." rion new farm implements, lectures were attended by large Miss Gertrude Andrews, ofArka-audiences. Mrs.

Grinstead's Ion, visited Leu Em Root on her lectures are much appreciated by the Forgan people and Beaver county. Go to the Palace for clothes MEMORIAL SERVICE at the Christian Church SUNDAY. HAY 25 Sermon Iy Rev. Holshouser Strayed or Stolen. Eight head of cattle from my farm 4 miles -west and 4 miles north of Liberal known as the G.

Ault farm, on or before the23 day of May. 2 cows branded on right jaw, 3 yearling heifers, one year old, right ear tip cutoff, one 2 year old mottle faced steer muley, right ear tip cut off, twe steer calves 0 months old right ear tip cut off. Will pay for the return of this stock tr for evidence that will lead to the arrest and conviction. Jofas Schmitt. Liberal, Kansas.

R. D. No 3 Baughman Ranch. claim Friday and Saturday. "Bide and Howard Penington took a four-horse load of people to the Sunday school convention in Liberal.

A. Smitr. has piped water f-om his well into his new kitchen a device not very expensive and a great comfort to the whole household. Cleaning and pressing. A.

B. JSpL The Equity company is to buiid an elevator at Hayne at an early date. The capacity, we understand, is to be bushels. Don't forget the DeLavel Separator when figuring on your cream crop Liberal Hardware Thos. W.

Gaw. 2t 0 Mrs. A. P. Sanford entertained at whist yesterday afternoon.

Light refreshments were served. Mrs. L. W. Stevesson was award ed the prize for high score.

Mitchell, For Sale. Second Hand goods, 1 single I The soil is in such good condition harness, 2 sets double harness, since the rain that the wind seems Mrs. J. W. Baughman has issued about forty invitations for an At Home tomorrow afternoon.

Out of town guests expected are at this 1 side saddle. Inquire to do little or no damage. The fields planted to corn and kafir show a office. good stand and look fine. Wm.

Green and Mrs. J. Mesdames Elliott. Baughman, Mrs. Picture frames made to order at Wiley's drug store.

P. 1 fanback, both of Kansas City, Collingvvood, Gorman, Edwards, who have been visiting Mr. and Nicholson, of Plains, Boehler and Mrs. Clyde Commons, returned Twist, of Meade, and Mrs. Frank to Kansas City this morning.

I McCoy and Dr. Woods of Hugo-no i i I ton. Listen! you need foty famishing goods to comulete vour dress On Monday afternoon as Mrs. Marshall Woods and two small For Sale Lots 12, 13, 14 and 15 in block 26 in the city of Liberal, one block from new postoffice. Price $85.00 per lot.

Address Paul H. Hill or M. R. Becktell, Mackville, Kansas. tf For Sale.

A spendid, good driving mare. Enquire of W. P. Wright, Liberal, Kansas' children of Mr. and Mrs.

John iv. xjuug, who nas ueen residing at Kismet for some time, has concluded to move to Missouri. He will return some of these days and then be the etter satisfied. Mrs. D.

D. Talioferro, who has Boles were driving out into the country, the team became unmanageable and ran away over- been visiting relatives and friends lumin tne buSy ana severely in Guymon, Tyrone and Liberal bruisin and otherwise injuring for the past ten days, returned Mrs- Woods. The children es-to her home in Texas Wednesday cal)ed unhurt but Mrs. Woods morning. 's sti suffering from her in For Sale at Half Price To make room for my young stock 1 will sell during the next ten days about one-half of my thoroughbred Buff Orpington cockerels, hens and pullets at 50 per cent.

This is your opportunity to get some fancy poultry cheap. Be quick. T. W. Hubbard, Liberal, Kansas.

For Sale or Trade for cattle several teams young work horses, see Fred Bowman Ematon Kansas, juries. W. E. Farmer, R. J.

Terwilli-ger, L. V. Gardner, and Marion Eidson went to the Palo Duro Saturday and cast a line for fish. Mr Farmer reports that, thirty-one fish were caught and sixteen of them were large bass. Jim Frank Stribling went to Tu-cumcari Monday to make arrangements for re-opening his picture show at that place, which has been closed for a month because of a small-pox scare.

Mrs. W. O. Woods informally entertained Wednesday after Shorb and son joined the party You will "shine" If vc supply You with noon. The ladies brought their and showed the members where needle work and exchanged fancy the best places are fop fishing ouiciit's uniiii six ciock wnen a Tney report a good time and most elegant dinner was served.

w.v fih in fho riv Appropriate "Let's go to the theater, said the husband. "But, dear, really I have nothing to wear," replied the wife. "Well, then, let's go to the opera," he said. ltv, UOT eu e. Scott, charged with wife by a committee to announce that A.

desertion, is now confined in the there is being prepared a pro- 4 tt Sl i a piu county jaij He has been away ZVZnT the town for some time, but mg Memorial day, and thjita pro- the Qther Sheriff Ei'dson gram is to appear Monday's-, tW Ma. rurnishlng goods, we arc soic agents ior many ''exclusive" lines. You will have that well-dressed feeling in our furnishings. Underwear must fit If it Is 'flt" to wear-Ve keep a big stock and can fit you. Buy a pair of gloves: they will come In handy.

Buy ourjasty hose and you will be proud to roll your trousers up. Let us furnish your furnishings from collar to socks. Put your head into one of "our" hats. ATHA BROTHERS, Clothiers The Home of Hart, Schafner Marx Clothes paper. Oklahoma, and after making a trip there found his man, A war- Richard M.

Gaw, who left here Futility The Boston Globe thought that It bad put one over when it asked, "Where does a noise go?" But the Toledo Blade hit it on the face with the answer, "Sometimes to congress." An enormous amount of intellect in this country is working on small salary. Minneapolis Journal. in January to take a position with rant has been out for him for the United Fruit Co. as civil engi- several months. We understand neer, has accepted an offer from that he has waived the prelimi-the Cuyamel Fruit Co.

at an ad- nary examination and the case is vance in salary. He is located at to be considered in the district Cuyamel.Spanish Honduras, C.A court next month. I.IH..UK.I i -UH U.I.