The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-09-18
KiSmet Items


The two nieceS OF ii. A. Relck-
ers, who had visited at the home
of their uncle some few days,
left Thursday for their home in
Indiana.
Maude Mutt was on the sick list
last week. She had a disease that
resembled the flu.
Geo. holland and family and Mrs.
R. E. Benson and family were
over to Plains last Wednesday eve
ming taking in the sights.
Mrs. H. d. Massoni, Mrs. A. C.
Jones and Mrs. H. s. Mooney were
Liberal visitors Friday and did
some shopping while there.
Miss Billie Glover of Mullinville
came in Saturday for few days
visit with her sister, Mrs. R. E.,
Benson and aunt and family, Mrs.
Chas. DeWeese. Miss Glover re-
turned to her home Monday eve
ming.
Mrs. Ezra Eikleberry left Mon
day left Monday for a visit with
her mother and friends at Spirit
Lake, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Culley went
to Mullinville Saturday for a short
visit with home folks. They re-
turned Sunday on the night train.
The threshing crew of H. D..
Massoni, known as the south crew
pulled in Saturday afternoon. They
have threshed around seventy-five
thousand bushels.
Fred Barrow and family left Sun
day for Hoker, Oklahoma for few
days visit.
Hazel Massoni spent the weekend
with home folks, returning to Lib
eral Sunday evening.
Geo. Beale has sold his car
to one of the threshing crew, who
has worked with them for some
weeks. He is now talking of buy
ing a real car 1t won't seem
natural for Geo. to drive a real
car.
+. E. McReynolds and family were
down from Montezuma Sunday, driv-
ing a new car. Mr.. McReynolds
traded the jitney and now enjoys
the new one, which is an Essex.
They took dinner at the A. C.
Jones home; drove to Massoni's and
took in the ball game in the after
noon, then they and the Jones'
family were invited to supper at
the Geo Noland home. After
which McReynolds left for their
home in MonteZuma.
There were all-day services at
the church Sunday, also basket din
ner in the basement.
The Massons drove to Liberal
Sunday afternoon and took in some
of the sights.
Pat Stockton had the misfortune
to have one of the nice fat steers
he was going to ship, break its
neck Friday evening, so they just
butchered it and sold out most of
the beef Saturday, which was
treat for the people as we seldom
get fresh meat.
Kismet and Liberal indulged in
a game of ball Sunday on the
Kismet diamond. 1t was an interest
ing game. The score being 3 to 2
in favor of Kismet.
Mr.. Ed Longwell was visiting
at the Geo. Beale home Sunday.
Mr.. Barnum and son of Hiawatha
Kansas, motored out to Kismet
Monday to look after their land in
terests here. They have made
pleasure trip of same, hunting and
other sporting on the way.
E. R. Cypher and family of
Rolla, were down Sunday and at
tended the all-day meeting at the
church.
H. L. Olds and Fred Barrow
made business trip to Montezuma
Saturday evening.
Geo. holland and family and Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Jones drove to
Liberal Monday evening and took
in the picture show, seeing "The
Romance of Tarzan" put on the
screen, which was great.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Culley and
Mrs. R. E. Benson were among
the Kismet folks who went to
Liberal Monday to go to the Ma
jestic to see "The Romance Of
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