The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-01-15
KiSnet News

Paul Burr is absent from school.
He is suffering from a severe sore
throat and fever similar to the epe-
demic raging through the country.
F. A. Prater of Ford is manager of
the new elevator, recently bought by
r. G.. Moore of Plains.
Earline Brown, who is taking a
business course at Hutchinson, came
in Friday night to be witness at the
Clark trial in Greensburg.
A. l.. Light and wife, f. R. Hess,
Miller Brown and G.. G. Heitman are
also in Greensburg as witnesses in
the Clark trial
Jack Haines, lost nice three-year-
old calf with blackleg Wednesday.
Mrs. l.. A. Handy, who has been
visiting in and around Lyons for
some two or three weeks, came in
Monday night. M. C. Hicks drove
her out home Tuesday morning.
II. d. Massoni and wife, Mrs.
Adam Ketterman and A. C. Jones
and wife were in Liberal Tuesday
afternoon taking care of business in
terests, and shopping.
R. Hinman purchased a corn she'll
er from Reece Bear north of Kismet
the first of last week.
w. r. Fellers and wife are the
proud parents of brand new baby
boy, the little one having arrived
within the last few days.
II. d. Massoni came in from Kan
sas City last Wednesday, having
shipped cattle Friday preceding.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Ralston, who
had been visiting with relatives and
friends in and near Kismet, returned
Wednesday to their home in Hutchin-
son.
From Wednesday to Thursday eve
of last week we had some little snow
storm. The ground was well COW
cred, nj fact some three of five inches
deep. The roads are muddy and very
rough from the recent storm.
Mrs. Tom Kirk came home We'd
nesday night from Halstead and re-
ports Tom getting along very well.
Edd Robertson, recently gone to
El Paso, is reported quite sick.
Mrs. r. r. Benson moved into the
Olson house recently vacated by Roy
Culley, the latter part of last week.
The Miller Brown children have
been on the sick list and have missed
several days of school.
Mrs. NJ. Olson is much improved in
health since our last writing.
Arthur Handy went to Liberal Sat-
urday to see a doctor, having been
ailing for some time.
II. d. Norris was called to Liberal
Thursday to attend a safety meeing.
Mrs. Geo. Rose and children left
Friday for a few days visit at Buck
lin before going to Greensburg for
the Clark trial.
Harry Shrader's oldest son has
been suite sick with pneumonia, but
much improved at this writing. DR..
Broadly of Plains has been waiting on
the little fellow.
Geo. Beale left Tuesday morning
for Baxter Springs to visit few days
with brother from Wyoming.
A. C. Jones and wife were out for
a pleasure walk Sunday and arrived
at the Massoni farm shortly after
noon. After visiting the balance of
the afternoon the crowd came to Kis-
met for church.
Mrs. Ray Rhinehart was calling on
Mrs. R. E. Benson Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. R. f. Benson and son. George,
and Joe Benson went to Liberal on
No. / Tuesday on business.
Mrs. N. G. Moody and son, Nova,
went to Liberal Sunday for treat
ments.
G. A. Bayha and John Bruner were
among the Liberal visitors Tuesday.
H. D. Massoni, A. C. Jones and
Charles Cook were calling at the
Charles Gano home Sunday after
noon.
Hazel Massoni returned to Liberal s.
Sunday, having spent the weekend
with home folks.
Jack" Dufeld is assisting with the
work at the j. & B. Garage a few
days.
H. D. Norris is planning to build
an addition to their house in the meas
future.
The George Noland house is near
ing completion. Frank Pickering