The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-10-16
THE WEEKS HAPPENINGS
IN AND AROUND KISMET
Items of Interest Cleaned by Demo-
Gratis Representative in
that Vicinity.


weeks is now reported to be i'm
proving nicely. We hope to see
him able to return soon.
Mrs. Chas. DeWeese was in Lib
eral Wednesday between trains.
Mrs. DeWeese is still having dental
work done.
Miss Louise Buchfnk is work
ing at the restaurant helping Mrs.
w. 7. Green.
NJ. C. Hicks and G. A. Bayha
were in Liberal Tuesday, trans
acting business
Mrs. Holbert, who has been visit
her son, G. A. Bayha and family,
returned to her home in Plains
Tuesday.
C. g. Heitman was in Liberal
Tuesday to take his regular treat
ment from DR.. Pellette.
Mr.. Dickson, who has lived on the
VIM. Weide farm for the past year
went to Greensburg Tuesday.
Rev. H. C. Bundy, having been
sent to Kismet as pastor of the
U. B. church, arrived the latter
part of last week, and preached
his initial sermon Sunday. Rev.
Bundy and family are staying at
the W. C. Barnes home until the
parsonage is vacated by Rev. Nc
Nish.
W. L. Stateler of Minneola was
in Kismet and vicinity Sunday, look
ing for pasture for cattle.
Mrs. H. d. Massoni was calling
at the Geo. Beale and A. C. Jones
homes Sunday afternoon
The Kismet Orchestra went to
Hayne Friday evening and gave
musical concert. A number of
Kismet people were there and re-
port a good time.
Audrey PinkertOn came home
from her school Friday p. m, She
visited with Miss Donnie Morris
Saturday and Sunday They were
shopping in Liberal Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. E. R. Hess left Friday night
for Topeka, as a delegate from
Kismet Rebeccah Lodge, to attend
the Grand Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Smith left
Saturday for Wichita, in response
to a telegram stating his brother,
who left here recently, had died.
E. R. Hess was among the Lib
eral visitors Saturday.
E. E. McReynolds and family and
Fred Miller, of Montezuma were in
Kismet Sunday and took dinner at
the A. C. Jones home.
Geo. holland and family were
also Sunday visitors at the A. C.
Jones home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Culley re-
turned Monday from few days
visit at Mullinville, also a few days
in Wichita at the wheat show.
L. E. Warden happened to the
misfortune to get kicked by mule
one day last week, bruising him up
considerable.
H. D. Massoni killed a porker Fri
day and was so kind as to distribute
part of it over town to some of
his neighbors, who enjoyed it very
much.
The |. o. o. F. Lodge of Kismet,
with some eighteen or twenty men,
bers of the Liberal Lodge, also
some visiting Rebeccah's from Lib
eral, gave a farewell social at the
church basement Wednesday eve
ming for Rev. and Mrs McNish, A
good crowd Was present and all
enjoyed themselves. The Kismet Re-
beccahs served coffee, sandwiches
and salad.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Beale was quite sick Sunday
and Sunday night, but is better at
this writing. (Tuesday.)
Jno. Buchfink went to Meade
Saturday to attend Sunday school
picnic Sunday.
Hazel Massoni spent the week
end with home folks, returning to
Liberal on No. Sunday.
The High School was moved
Monday from the basement of the
church to the o. A. Michael build
ing up near the common school.
Mr.. Stutzman and son of Kings
down were in Kismet over Sunday
looking after business interests.
Conductor CoughenOr of Pratt
was a Kismet visitor Friday again.
J. W. Pinkerton and sons moved
the private garage, recently bought
by Chas. DeWeese from Mrs. R. E.