The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-10-30
KISMET RED CROSS ELECTED
OFFICERS LAST WEDNESDAY
Jerry CARRIER and Anna Stoll Were
Married; Mrs. Prather not
Deceased as Reported.

lcnalrman; MRS. A. w. Andrews, sec
retary; Mrs. H. D. Massoni, treas
urer; M. c. Hicks, secretary of fin
ance, and Chas. DeWeese, to repre-
sent his branch.
Sunday, October 26th, at the
Mennonite Church northwest of
town, occurred the wedding of Jer-
ry CARRIER and Miss Anna Stoll
The ceremony was performed at
1000 a. m. after which the guests
were invited to the home of the
brides parents where a delicious
wedding dinner was spread. Mr.
CARRIER has been employed as ex-
press deliveryman in Liberal for
several months, SO we judge they
will make their future home there
Frineds of Mrs. f. C. Prather,
having heard she had passed away
some two or three weeks ago, per-
haps would rejoice to know it was
a mistake. She is able to be home
from the hospital.
Mrs, Clara Sprague of Yuma,
Colorado, who has spent some two
months or more with her sister, Mrs.
N. G. Moody, returned to her home
Tuesday of last week.
"Ted" Culley came in Tuesday
From Wichita where he had been
visiting since attending the Wheat
Show.
G. L. Light of Liberal was in
Kismet and, Plains Wednesday on
professional business.
A. G. Mutt and H. S. Mooney
drove to Floris, Okla, Thursday
They hauled down a gasoline engine
and saw for Chas. DeWeese to use
in building church some few
miles northwest of Floris. They
staged over night with Mr.. Mooney
brother, Edd, and brought lumber
that was used in wash house bach
with them Friday.
NJ. C. Hicks and family moved
Thursday into the house recently
vacated by A. C. Jones and family
Thursday of last week the follow
ing named ladies gathered at the
Beeler Burr home south of town
and knotted comforts for Mrs. Burr.
Mrs. Pat Stockton and daughter-in-
law Jessie Stockton, Mrs. H. d.
Massoni, Mrs. H. S. Mooney and
Mrs. A. C. Jones.
Fred Barrow, who assisted at the
Kismet State Bank some few weeks,
and since has been visiting near
Forgan, Okla, left for Topeka some
time last week Mr. Barrow has
accepted a position in one of the
banks there.
Mrs. Jesse Stockton went to Elk
hart Saturday for few weeks visit
with relatives and friends
There was a social given at the
U. B. Church Friday evening for
Rev. Bundy and family. The Kismet
orchestra furnished music for the
occasion and some volunteer read
ings were given. There was a nice
little crowd and light refreshments
were served.
DR.. Broadly of Plains was in Kis-
met Saturday on his way to the
Earl Lepper farm southeast of
town
A social and tin shower was
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edd Guldner Saturday evening for
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chase.
Mrs. Tom Kirk came in from
Dodge Friday and says Tom is get
ting along pretty well now. Mrs,
Kirk is now looking after the place
and stock until Tom is able to come
home.
Several stacks of wheat belonging
to VIM. Weide burned last Friday
night. 1t is thought they were set
afre by an engine close by.
Donnie Morris and Audrey Pink
erton visited with Mrs. j. W. Pink
erton Friday to Sunday last
Negro King from near Garden
City was in Kismet Saturday with
an auto truck of sweet potatoes.
Mrs. RuthBenson was in Liberal
from Thursday to Saturday evening
taking teachers examination.
Beeler Burr had the misfortune
to get the thumb of, his right hand
badly mashed Saturday. Someway
his hand got caught in chain on
binder and cut off the end of his
thumb also.
H. S. Mooney, wife and son, Glen,