The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-11-06
KISMET HAPPENINGS
FOR THE PAST WEEK
The Box Supper at Harmany Nets
$l37.40. Many Cattle Com
ing in for Pasture

ing in for Pasture
Ed. Longwell of Liberal was in
Kismet Tuesday looking after bust
ness interests.
Elwood Franklin of near Arkalon
delivered a bunch of nice hogs to
H. D. Massoni Saturday.
C. G. Heitman has moved his
cattle to wheat pasture about twenty
miles northwest of here.
Gus Bayha and Harry Massoni
moved their bunch of cattle from
the ranch near home for wheat
pasture.
Donnie Morris who teaches near
Earl Hirn's left Friday night for
Wichita. Miss Morris will attend
the teachers convention, also visit
friends during this coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Culley went
to Mullinville Thursday, where they
will visit a few days. Mr.. Culley
will go on to Hutchinson to look
after business interests.
Messrs, Fuest, Antrim and Mas
soni were viewing the White-Fack
Ter road Thursday.
Adrain Ketterman received a car
load of horses Saturday from Null
, linville to pasture on wheat Wheat
pasture farther east must, not be
very good, as so much stock is be-
, ing shipped here and farther west
, for pasture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Franklin
, visited at the H. d. Massoni home
Saturday.
: George Rose and family butcher
ed hog Monday. Porter Kirk
helped them, before leaving for
Dodge to see his brother, Tom, who
is still in the hospital. Tom is
much better now and expects to
= come home soon.
Chas. P. Cook made a business
, trip to Liberal Thursday.
i Beeler Burr was in Plains Satur-
. day afternoon for the doctor to
dress his thumb that he mashed
{ 50 bad last week. The doctor
L says it is doing nicely now.
:, Mrs. A. C. Jones was helping
II with some sewing at the Massoni
- home Saturday.
Miss Ruth Tendick gave a very
interesting program and box and
pie social Halloween night at the
1 Harmony school which netted them
- $137.40. The highest price paid
d for box was $13. A cake for
: the ugliest man brought $1,000. A
g boquet of cut flowers for the
t prettiest girl $24.S0. A large
n crowd attended and enjoyed the
t evening in general
@ Mrs. H. d. Massoni is enjoying
II new Buick, as well as the rest
q of the family; also the neighbors.
" G. H. Rose took Chas. DeWeese
- and carpenter crew to their work
r in Oklahoma near Floris Monday
morning in his car, as the De-
d Weese Ford was needing repairs.
f Jack Antrim had the misfortune
q to get kicked by horse one day
n last week. We hear he was kick
e ed in the face.
Harrison Hake is now helping
DeWeese build the church near
IFloris, Oklahoma.
E. R. Hess and family and Mrs
" H. S. Mooney took the Junior
" Orchestra out to Harmony Friday
evening to furnish the music for
the Halloween program.
Mrs. "Jack" Haynes was calling
at the A. C. Jones home Friday
afternoon.
i Anyone wishing to subscribe fol
If The Liberal Democrat, may have
h their subscription to Mrs. A. G.
Jones, the Kismet correspondent and
it will be sent in Immediately.
Mrs. "BilP Antrim happened tC
s. an accident while cranking theil
car some week or ten days age
- which resulted in a badly bruised
I limb from which she has suffered
great deal.
| Strayed-bay mare pony, white
| spot in forehead, from the Bayhs
| farm southeast of town. Every
| one with information leading tt
| the whereabouts of said pony motif!
John Bruner
II W. A. Davis, son-in-law of j
| w. McVey has gone to southeas
Missouri for few weeks visit
| Work on the high school build