The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-11-20
'KISMET FOOT BALL
TEAM PLAYS A GAME
Interesting Happenings In and Near
kismet of the Past
Week.

thursday 70 visit his wife who
has undergone an operation. Mr..
Lingo returned Monday and re-
ports his wife getting along all
right.
E. r. Hess made a business trip
to Plains Thursday.
Mrs. Edgar Thompson was calling
at the A. C. Jones home Monday.
Mrs. Wilson of Greensberg came
in Sunday to visit few hours with
her daughter, Mrs. Carl Bible. Mrs
Wilson returned to Greensburg on
No. 2, Sunday.
Mrs. Roy Culley was calling at
the S. H. Mooney home Monday.
A Junior Endeavor Glass was
organized last Thursday. Met Sun
day 3 p IN. The officers elected
were, Mildred Bundy, president; Lu-
cile Mooney vice-president; Mar
garet Nelson, secretary and treasur-
er and Mrs. Adrain Ketterman,
superintendent. The meeting will
continue Sunday p. m. sharp.
The Kismet Junior Orchestra will
give concert at the hall in Plains
Friday night.
The water proposition is getting
to be very serious in this communi-
ty because of no wind. Large
punches of stock are getting thirsty.
Several lunches have had to be
watered in town for several days.
Alice Meade of Bucklin is here
visiting her sister, Mrs. Paul
Warden.
John Bruner is threshing his
spring crop and delivering the grain
to the Reno Mill and Elevator Co.
Work on the house being built
by Geo. holland is progressing
nicely.
Several people in this vicinity
are vaccinating for blackleg.
Jean Warden was visiting at the
c. W. Bible home Sunday.
A bunch of young men from
Wichita are camping down on the
river and hunting.
VIM. Weide is starting up to
thresh the balance of his grain. He
has been delayed by wet weather.
C. M. Bible returned from Lib
eral Sunday. He has been on the
jury the past week.
All county officers are to go to
Topeka Tuesday to be present dur
ing three-days session in regard
to county affairs and good roads.
Geo. Rose and family we're in
Plains Monday shopping and look
ling after business interests.
Mrs. M. C.. Hicks and two sons
left Sunday for Laverne, Okla,
where they will visit friends. They
will also visit Mrs, Hicks mother
and family, who live near Speer-
moore, some eight or ten miles
southwest of Laverne.
Geo. Beale returned from Baxter
Springs Saturday night driving
through in his car.
We understand the county COM
missioners have let the seven miles
of road west of Plains to Kismet
contractors for grading and general
work.
Geo. Beale was on the sick list
Monday, not being able to go to
his work Is much better at this
writing.
VIM. Worth, prominent citizen
and ex-sherif from Greensburg,
stopped over in Ksmet few hours
visiting friends before going on
to Guymon, Oklahoma.
Mrs. ]. W. Pinkerton sold
twenty-four turkeys last week which
netted one hundred dollars.
Jack Haines drove down to the
Hays ranch Sunday.
Onnie Kirk left Friday morning
for Colorado. He will stop over
in Dodge a few days to visit his
Mrs. H. D. Massoni drove down
to the ranch Thursday on business.
Joe Benson and Roy Culfey went
to Liberal Friday on No. l to see
the foot ball game and brought
their cars home. They left them
there Tuesday night when the wind
storm struck
Mrs. Minnie Grinstead gave
lecture at the U. B. church Wed
nesday evening in behalf of the
Roosevelt Memorial Fund.
W. T. Green moved the restaurant
to the hotel Thursday and will run
a meat shop in the building vacated
hy the restaurant