The Liberal Daily Democrat Seward County Monday January 17, 1921 A marriage license was issued to Pierton HARRIS and Catherine PALMER, both of Kismet, Saturday, January 15, by Judge CAMPBELL.

The Liberal Daily Democrat Seward County Saturday January 15, 1921 Born--To Mr. and Mrs. William CARSON, of this city, on January 15th, a girl.

The Liberal Daily Democrat Seward County Thursday January 13, 1921 The WILSON girls are getting much better, after having quite a siege of scarlet fever. (Hayne.) Mr. SWAN and Mr. WILSON butchered hogs Wednesday. (Hayne.) Mrs. R.H. WILSON, who has been visiting her mother in Laverne, for some time, passed through the city Wednesday, on her way back to her home at Hugoton. R.E. WILSON of Augusta, has accepted the position as operator for the Western Union Telegraph Co., here, beginning his duties Thursday.

The Liberal Daily Democrat Seward County Thursday January 13, 1921 Jury List. List of jurors drawn January 13, 1921, for the February term of district court, jurors to appear Monday, February 28, 1921 at nine o'clock a.m. T.L. GRAY, Liberal. J.E. FABIN, Kismet. H.E. LEWIS, Kismet. S.M. DOUGLAS, Plains. G.E. NOLIN, Kismet. Ezra Shorb. A.R. CONRAD, Liberal. Henry REEB, Liberal. A.H. McCARTER, Liberal. D.D. DANIELS, Liberal. C.E. WOODS, Liberal. C.O. FEESE, Liberal. G.W. HARDING, Hayne. W.L. ZIMMERMAN, Liberal. B.E. WRIGHT, Liberal. M.J. JONES, Kismet. Geo. BEALE, Kismet. C.M. HEARN, Liberal. F.W. HUSSER, Kismet. H.T. PINKERTON, Kismet. J.DeCAMP, Liberal. H.L. MONROE, Liberal. E.D. YOUNG, Liberal. W.C. HOTTINGER, Liberal. R.Y. HARLOW, Moscow. S.F. YOUNG, Plains. Ira RINEY, Liberal. Geo. W. HOWELL, Kismet. Cliff MAHONEY, Liberal. Dell WILLS, Kismet. O.J. WILKINS,Liberal. J.F. BROPHY, Moscow. E.D. COOPER, Liberal. C.A. HEATHMAN, Liberal. P.D. HARRIS, Kismet. ??? K. STOUFER, County Clerk.

The Liberal Daily Democrat Seward County Wednesday January 12, 1921 G.H. GARTUNG who was killed by being thrown from a horse, Tuesday morning, will be interred in the Liberal cemtery, Friday afternoon. The funeral services will be held at the Gatung home at 2:30 o'clock, Thursday.

The Liberal Daily Democrat Seward County Wednesday January 12, 1921 The funeral of the baby of Mr. and Mrs. Hershel IVES, was held today at one o'clock, at the home. Rev. E.A. Henry of the Methodist church having charge of the services. Interment was made in the Liberal cemetery.

The Liberal Daily Democrat Seward County Wednesday January 12, 1921 Dr. A.M. MORROW reports the birth of a girl to Mr. and Mrs. W.A. MURRELL of 606 North Kansas, on Wednesday, January 12th.

The Liberal Daily Democrat Seward County Wednesday January 12, 1921 Mrs. Anna NEMNICK died at her home January 11. Funeral services will be held at the Methodist Tabernacle, Friday at 2 o'clock adn interment made in the Liberal cemetery.

The Liberal Daily Democrat Seward County Tuesday January 11, 1921 Word has been recieved here by relatives of the death of Harry WRIGHT of Kansas City. Mr. Wright was a cousin to Kate and Burris Wright of this city. His death was caused from pneumonia. The many friends of the family here extend sympathies.

The Liberal Daily Democrat Seward County Tuesday January 11, 1921 Anitae PARIFITO, Mexican, the nine-months' old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Parifito, died Sunday, January 9th. Burial was made in the Liberal cemetery, January 10th.

The Liberal Daily Democrat Seward County Tuesday January 11, 1921 Velma Pearl IVES, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.J. IVES, died at a local hospital, January 10th. Burial will be made in the Liberal cemetery.

The Topeka Daily State Journal Wednesday July 24, 1918 Lawrence D. BROWN, the two-year-old son, of Mr. and Mrs. John BROWN, 617 East Tenth street, died this morning at his home. Funeral announcements later.

The Colby Free Press-Tribune Seward County Wednesday January 28, 1942 Larson--Hawk. Mr. and Mrs. C.E. LARSON are announcing the marriage of their daughter, Katherine, to Mr. Dale HAWK, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hawk of Colby. The simple ceremony was performed Friday night at the Methodist parsonage, with Rev. R.F. Morgan officiating. Miss Betty Jane Pursell, and Mrs. Harold Mills, Jr., were the only attendants. The bride wore a street length dress of green wool, with black accessories, and her attendant wore a street length dress of brown wook plaid with brown accessories. Both Mr. and Mrs. Hawk attended Colby High school where they were popular in school activities. Mrs. Hawk was employed with the N.Y.A. district office in Garden City until a few weeks ago, when she was transferred to Hays. Mr. Hawk is a partner in the Hawk-Parker vegetable trucking enterprise. They returned to Colby Tuesday evening after a sort honeymoon in Colorado Springs and Denver.

The Colby Free Press-Tribune Wednesday January 7, 1942 Mingo T.O.B. items. George HERBEL and Elmer FANN were sent to Mingo Sunday to get a load of coal. These wives are so very disagreeable when the coal bin suddenly goes empty. Junior STEWART left on the Rocket Fridya morning for Denver where he will enlist in the navy.

The Liberal Daily Democrat Seward County Tuesday January 11, 1921 Arkalon Sandpits Reveals Mastodon. Few Hugh Bones Excavated and Other Prehistoric Relics. There Are More To Get. G.A. Krell Is Making A Collection. G.R. KRELL of Arkalon, who operates the sand-pits near there, called at the Democrat office Monday, to tell us about his recent discovery of a monster of the past ages, and to show some of the bones he has unearthed in his sand-pits. Mr. Krell has been working the sand pits on the Forbes ranch near the Cimarron, for the past nine years, and from time to time great bones were exposed and he dug man of them out and kept them. He has a horn and a tusk about two feet long and four or five inches in diameter; a shoulder blade that is enormous; a joint which has a diameter of a foot or more, besides numerous teeth that look as though they came from a mastodon-like creature. He has found a number of what he calls stone cups. They are hollow stone vessels, smaller than a tea cup, but look more as though the prehistoric man had made them instead of nature. The discovery of this prehistoric animal was found about twelve feet beneath the surface. It is somewhat scattered, and Mr. Krell's opointon is that it had died, and after the disintregating of the body, the wind and sand had blown the skelton over a small area and finally buried it with sand. Among other things he has a rib. It is a flat bone, abotu two and one-half inches wide and eighteen inches long, and has a very slight curve. One piece of unsual interest, is a piece of bone about the size of a child's hand, which has the appearance of fins piled on one another, about five fins, which have cemented together and filled in with sand. It is a puzzling specimen. It many be termed a tooth, in spite of its fin-like appearance. It is of ivory-like polish, but colored like a merschaum pipe. Mr. Krell will put the display on exhibition in this city soon, where those interested may look the specimen over. He says not all the mammoth animal has been excavated, but stil lies buried in the sand pits.

The Liberal Daily Democrat Seward County Tuesday January 11, 1921 Thrown From Horse Today and Killed. J. Gartung Almost Instantly Killed When Frightened Horse Threw Him. Skull Was Crushed By The Fall. J. GARTUNG, who lived two miles north and five miles west of Liberal, was thrown from a horse this morning and almost instantly killed. His skull was frightfully curshed by the fall. B.E. HARNESS, who lives in the same neigborhood, was driving near the Gartung place with a load of grain and witnessed the accident. He saw Mr. Gartung coming down the road on his horse, when the horse ran away, apparently withou reason, and resulted in throwing him. Mr. Harness immediately whent to the wounded man, and carried him to his home, which was nearby. Dr. Huddleston was called at once but Mr. Gartung was dying and beyond medical help. He never regained consciousness. Mr. Gartung leaves a wife and two small children. H. Gartung of this city is a brother.

The Liberal Daily Democrat Seward County Tuesday January 11, 1921 E.A. NORTON of Elkhart, and Oneta PORTER of Greensburg, were married at the Methodist parsonage, January 10, by Rev. A.E. Henry.

The Liberal Daily Democrat Seward County Tuesday January 11, 1921 William S. CREEDON and Gladys Dakota BARLOW, both of Liberal, were married at the court house January 10, by the probate judge.

The Liberal Daily Democrat Seward County Tuesday January 11, 1921 E.A. NORTON of Elkhart and Oneta PORTER, of Greensburg, were married at the Methodist parsonage January 10, by Rev. A.E. Henry.

The Liberal Daily Democrat Seward County Tuesday January 11, 1921 William S. OREEDON and Gladys Dakota BARLOW, both of Liberal were married at the court house January 10, by the probate judge.