The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-01-29
KiSrnet News

Jessie Stockton and Charley Co.,
don left Thursday for Ft. Collins,
Colorado, to visit with j. r. Nc
Clure and family. Raymond's health
does not seem to be improving very
much.
Lucille Mooney was dinner guest at
the Rev. H. C. Bundy home Sunday.
Mrs. R. E. and Mrs. ]. C. Benson
went to Liberal Friday on business.
They returned Saturday on No. 2.
H. d. Massoni was in Liberal Sat
urday between trains on business.
Frank Pinkerton and o. C. Kirk
left Monday morning for Colorado
near Kirkwell, Mr.. Kirk to go on a
claim for a sick brother, and Mr..
Pinkerton will buy a relinquish-
ment if possible to find one.
H. d. Massoni went to Moscow
Tuesday taking Mr.. Russell the auc-
tioneer, with him to cry a sale near
there.
f. r. Hess was a Liberal visitor
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. A. l.. Light went to Liberal
Wednesday for treatment from a
doctor as she had been ailing for
several days.
The Ladies Aid met at the parson-
age last Wednesday. The day for the
meetings have changed from Thurs
day to Wednesday, so that people
may get around to prayer meeting
Thursday night. Would like to have
all who will to attend both.
Geo. Rose came home from Hal
stead Tuesday night and reports his
daughter betting along quite well
since her operation for appendicitis.
Bro. Beeler Burr was quite sick
Sunday a week ago with spell
caused from her heart. She is much
better now.
W. T. Green and son, D. R., made
a business trip to Liberal Tuesday of
last week.
Paul Burr is able to be in school
again after being absent a week OF
more on account of sickness.
H. A. Reickers was a Liberal Wis
itor Thursday between trains.
The Junior Endavorers had ba-
zaar and gave a supper at the school
house last Friday evening. The pro-
ceeds are to help in their Sunday
school and church work.
Chas. DeWeese came home from
Floris, Oklahoma, Wednesday anC
took Jim Lathrop back down Thurs
day to finish up some plastering. Mr.
DeWeese is now home again and or
the sick list
Henry Dufeld came home from
; Wichita Friday.
Amos Longacher has been sick
with something like flu for few
days, but is much better now.
D. R. Green and G. f. Whitney
were the supposed flu victims in Kis-
met. Mr.. Whitney is up again and
Green is much better.
Roy Lyman of Liberal was in
Kismet Friday on business.
George Beale went to the Massoni
farm to start threshing Monday, but
did not get much done as they had
trouble starting the tractor.
Mrs. Geo. Beale guessed at the
number of geans in a quart jar at the
M. c. Hicks store Saturday near
enough to get the prize-a gingham
dress pattern.
Virginia Howell visited with Doro-
thy Pinkerton from Friday to Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Carter from
northwest of town were in Kismet
Monday shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Pinkerton were
visiting home folks in Kismet Sun
day
We understand that Mrs. A. L.
Light was operated on at local hos
pital in Liberal Monday.
Mrs. R. f. Benson and children
spent Sunday at the Geo. NolanN
home.
Loa Norris took Sunday dinner
with Mildred Bundy.
Mrs. H. S. Mooney was calling on
Mrs. M. C. Hicks Friday.
Mrs A. W. Andrews and Mrs. Ed
gar Thompson were calling on Mrs.
P. L. Davis Tuesday afternoon.
Geo. Knowler's team ran away
Saturday. They were caught at the
T. M. Kirk place, but did not learn
the particulars.
Audrey Pinkerton spent the week
end with home folks.
Geo. holland has bought the old
Crow-Elkhart car of Earl Rose.
f. r. Hall and nephew, Mr.. Gra-
ham, were out Thursday in the Hess
car viewing some of the country.
Marshall Pinkerton has been on
the sick list few days with la grippe
A. E. Ketterman accompanied H.
d. Massoni and Mr.. Russell to the
sale near Moscow Tuesday. Mr.
Massoni says it was one of the best
sales he has attended for long time.
Mrs. H. D. Massoni has been on
the sick list. Is suffering from a
bad cold and la grippe.
1t is reported two ladies died in
Plains Sunday with flu, also that
Minneola and several of the small
towns along the Rock Island east are
in need of help to care for flu pa
tients.
Mrs. A. C. Jones and Mrs. H. S.
Mooney were calling on Mrs. Mas
soni Tuesday afternoon.
Porter Kirk, who was reported as
operated on at the Halstead hospital
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