The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-10-02
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST
IN AND AROUND KISMET
Our Neighbor to the Northeast
Full of Life and
Activity.

Geo. Rose and family went to
Dodge City Monday to see Mrs.
Roses brother, Tom Kirk, who is in
the hospital there. Mr.. Kirk has
had to undergo another operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Culley, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Benson, Geo. holland
and family and "Ted" Culley mot
ored to Liberal and took in the
show at the Majestic Monday night.
VIM. Weide and family came in
from Greensburg Sunday. Mr..
Weide has shipped his threshing
outfit, also another tractor than the
one used for pulling separator. AT
ter threshing, they will get wheat
ground ready for seeding as soon as
possible. Mr.. Weide reports the
weather as very hot and dry around
Greensburg.
Rev. McNish, who has been pas
tor of the Kismet U. B. church for
the past four years, left Monday of
last week for Topeka to attend the
U. B. conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beler Burr motored
to Plains Friday on business.
G. L. Light of Liberal was in
Rismet Thursday on business, and
visited his parents while here.
Mrs. T. M. Kirk went to Buck
lin Friday and intended to go on
to Dodge City from there to visit
her husband, who is in the hospital
there.
Little Ada Rose, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. G. H. Rose, went to Buck
lin Friday to visit her great-grand-
mother, Mrs. Law, for few days
Miss Ada returned Monday.
Mrs. P. L. Davis went to the Lib
eral Hospital Saturday afternoon,
and underwent an operation Sun
day afternoon, Mr.. Davis went
down Saturday night to be with his
wife Sunday. He reports Mrs. Davis
getting along nicely.
Geo. holland and family and Miss
Nina Nelson and Berl Risley were
among the ones to attend the dance
at Plains Friday night.
Joe Benson and wife were Plains
visitors Saturday afternoon.
Geo. Beale and family and Maud
Mutt were among the Liberal Wis
itors Saturday afternoon.
M. C. Hicks and family and Mr..
& Mrs. Joe Benson drove to Beaver,
Oklahoma, Sunday and came back
by way of Liberal to see the air.
plane make its fights.
Beler Burr and family took din
ner Sunday at the Jones home in
Kismet In the afternoon they
drove to Liberal to see the sights.
After the airplane made some three
or four flights they drove to Clint
Rector's on Kansas avenue and were
entertained a few hours before re-
turning to Kismet.
A goodly number of Kismetites
were among the sight-seers in Lib
eral Sunday. Among them were
Audrey Pinkerton, Ina Mutt, Dom
ME Morris and the Kiddoo family.
Mrs. McNish, Edgar Thompson
and family and D. R. Snyder and
family took Sunday dinner at the
Guy Whitney home north of town.
Mrs. Mary Elliott has traded her
Nash touring car for a quarter of
land in Scott county, some ten or
twelve miles from Scott City.
Audrey Pinkerton spent the week
end with home folks. Miss Donnie
Morris visited at the Pinkerton
home with Audrey.
H. S. Mooney and wife drove to
Floris, Oklahoma, Sunday after
noon. On Monday they drove on to
Forgan and brought home gas
engine and washing machine, also
other articles left there when they
moved to Kismet. They returned
Monday evening.
E. R. Hess drove to Liberal Tues
day afternoon for repairs for their
well.
T. M. Kirk was operated on Tues
day night at Dodge City.
The Kismet ball team went to
Meade Wednesday to play Moscow.
We understand the score was to
in favor of Moscow.
John Bruner killed a beef and
sold part of it in Kismet Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Elliot drove to Scott
county Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. DeWeese and
R. E. Benson were in Liberal shop
ping and visiting the dentist Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Hattie Dufeld and family,
who have lived on the H. L. Olds
farm for the past year, moved in
town last week They moved into