The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-09-04
KiSmet Items

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Ina Mutt is on the sick list. She
is suffering from a disease similar
to the influenza.
E. E. McReynolds and family
were down from Montezuma Sun
day visiting with friends and Mr..
McReynolds was looking after and
checking over some of the banking
supplies.
Mrs. A. C. Jones helped Mrs. E.
C. Lepper at the cook shack
southeast of town from Friday after
noon to Sunday. Mrs. Lepper was
on the sick list.
The National Guards of Kismet,
who have been training at Fort
Riley for the past two weeks came
in Sunday evening. They report
some experience, but seem to en-
joy the trip.
Massoni and G. A. Bayha were
Liberal visitors Monday. H. D.
attended the regular meeting of
the County Commissioners.
Mrs. ], W. Pinkerton and daugh-
ters recently purchased from Doc
Graber of Liberal, and vacated by
Mr.. Fromme of this city, Saturday,
to be ready for school Monday.
Mrs. Pinkerton wishes to keep board
ers. Those in search of such a
place may call and see her.
Mrs. D. R. Green who has been
visiting her parents since D. RS.
return to go to camp, returned Mon
day. She has visited most of this
time in Indiana.
Mrs. R. E. Benson with her
brother, Ed Glover, drove to Sat
anita Monday. Mrs. Benson re-
turned Tuesday afternoon. Denzil
Hobbs accompanied Mrs. Benson on
this trip.
H. D. Massoni lost a valuable
horse Monday. They had been
working this horse at the thresh-
ing machine southeast of town.
One of the wheat bins located in
the corral where the horses were
turned loose sprang a leak, and
this one ate too much wheat, which
caused its death.
Massoni, Jones, Mooney, Burr and
Geo. Rose families were down near
Floris, Oklahoma, gathering peaches
Tuesday. The bunch brought home
about twenty-six or seven bushels.
Mrs. N. G. Moody went to Lib
eral Friday to be close to the
doctor. She has been ailing for
several weeks. Mr.. Moody reports
that Mrs. Moody is feeling much
better. Or. Mann is in attendance.
]. R. Mcclure and family left
Thursday morning for the farm in
Colorado, some few miles north
west of Denver.
Mrs. H. A. Reickers visited at
Liberal few days last week.
Mrs. Fred Barrow is here visit
ing her husband, who has been en-
ployed at the Kismet State Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrow will soon be
leaving US, as Mr.. Cook has taken
f,,1I o1,.,.o &c A. HonI,
The Chautauqua closed Wednes-
day evening. The attendance was
good all the time, and enjoyed
very much by all. We are pleased
to know we are to have a three
day Chautauqua again next year.
Joe c. Benson made a business
trip to Liberal Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Haines and
Mrs. Mary Elliott drove to Garden
City Thursday in the latter's nice
new car, to enjoy the sights of
the celebration at that place.
John Bruner, G. A. Bayha and
Pat Stockton were also visitors at
Garden City Thursday. They re-
turned Friday morning.
Jim Bolin and family of Mullin-
vile visited at the home of Mrs.
Bolin's brother, Chas. DeWeese of
this city a few days last week.
Prof. Maberry of Emporia, and
mis- family are visiting and looking
after land interests in Kismet at
present. Mr.. Maberry is a cousin
Of C. NJ. Kiddoo
H. S. Mooney has moved his
barber shop into the building recent
" built on the north side of the
Jones & Beale Garage. He is
now ready for business. '