The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-09-25
KISMET WON BALL
GAME FROM LIBERAL
Other Items of Interest From Live
Town in North Part of
County.

Fair.
Kismet and vicinity was visited !
by good rain Tuesday night and
last part of the day Wednesday, |
and there was good shower We'd
nesday night.
The Camp Fire Girls together with
the Captain and a few of the
Junior Yanks, went on a hike Satur-
day. They went to the river, took
dinner and spent the day sight
seeing.
Mr.. James Boiling and son from
Liberal were in Kismet Friday night
and Saturday. Mr.. Boiling came for
his car, that was being repaired
at the J. & B. Garage. They also
visited at the home of Chas. De
Weese.
Mr.. Shanks, manager of the Kis-
met Equity Exchange, spent few
days at the Hutchinson Fair.
DIR. Broadly and daughter of
Plains came in Saturday on No. 2
on professional business.
H. A. Reickers was a Liberal
visitor Tuesday afternoon.
G. l.. Light and family of Lib
eral passed through Kismet Sat
urday returning from a few days
at the Hutchinson State Fair All
report good time.
Geo. and Fred Rose left Monday
evening for Wichita Falls, Texas,
to look up a location for the lat
ter. They drove through in a car.
The meeting closed Sunday eve
ming. Evangelist Lawhead and help
er, Richard Low left Monday for
work in other fields.
H. S, Mooney and family, Fred
Rose and family and Thelma Farm
er of Liberal took Sunday dinner at
the A. C. Jones home.
A dandy good game of ball was
played on the Kismet diamond
Sunday afternoon. The score being
to in favor of Kismet. Several
from Liberal were over to look
on and boost for their players.
Arthur Handy has been quite
sick for the past few days, but
is improving slowly.
Mrs. Fred Rose and two children
left Monday afternoon for a few
days visit with relatives and friends
at Pratt.
H. L. olds and family moved to
Plains Tuesday to be close to
school, Their daughter, Opal has
been staying in Plains so as not
to miss any of the beginning of
! the term.
A. G. Mutt had the misfortune
to hurt his hand pretty bad on
last Friday, while assisting his SON
in-law Geo. Beale, pull the rods
from their well to replace the leath-
ers.
Roy Hamilton Of near Elbing,
Kansas, has been in and around
Kismet for some few days looking
after his threshing machine and
crew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Kirk came in
from their claim in Colorado Mon
day evening. Mr.. Kirk has been
sick for some time, so came here
to be close to their family doctor,
/ DR.. Nicholson of Plains. It seems
Mr.. Kirk has bone felon on
his right arm, and instead of it
coming to the surface so it could
be opened, it has formed around
the bone and the poison has gone
through his system, and it is feared
he has blood poison. They took
him to the hospital at Dodge City
Tuesday night We hope to hear
soon that he is much better.
H. D. Massoni motored to Lib
eral Tuesday afternoon to ge some
repairs for machinery about the
farm.
Mrs. Pat Stockton spent the day
at the Beler Burr home Tuesday.
Roger Pinkerton came in Mon
day night to visit with home folks
a few days.
Mrs. Mary Elliot drove to Lib
eral Tuesday of last week on a
business trip.
Joe Benson was a Liberal visitor
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. DeWeese were
in Liberal Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. DeWeese doing some shopping
and having dental work done.
Mrs. Fred Rose and children
spent the latter part of last week
at the H. S. Mooney home.
P. L. Davis who runs the old
Prather & Davis store is having
closing-out sale, selling fixtures
and all. We understand Mr.. Davis /
intends to locate in Dodge City.
A deal was closed Saturday in
which Mr.. G, A. Bayha became the