The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-02-05
KiSrnet News

down to help care for his brother-in-
law and family, who are suffering
from flu.
Fred Rose, wife and son, who live
at Frederick, Okla, are flu victims
also. Mr.. Rose left Kismet some six
or eight months ago.
There is quite an epedemic of
severe colds and threatening grippe
going thru the country.
Bill Antrim's brother, Frank, who
lives in Kingman, is here visiting a
few days.
The Ladies Aid met at the parson-
age again last week and finished a
quilt for Mrs. Stockton. They are to
have bazaar in the near future, so
purchased material for a number of
aprons of various styles for work
next meeting day, which will be at
the A. E. Ketterman home northwest
of town.
H. d. Massoni, Bill Antrum and
brother and A. C. Jones were Liberal
visitors last Wednesday.
The many friends and parents of
Arthur Andrews worked up a very
pleasant surprise for him Wednes-
day night in honor of his birthday.
The evening was spent in various
contests and games. After light re-
freshments were served, the many
friends departed wishing Arthur
many happy returns of the day.
Ed Mooney and son, Ray, of near
Floris, Oklahoma, were visiting at the
II. S. Mooney home from Thursday
, to Saturday, while having some re-
pairing done on their car, and wait
ing for repairs from Meade for an
, other one at home.
Little Roy Lalston has been quite
sick with flu, but is much better
, now.
II. D. Massoni made trip to near
Moscow Thursday after some cattle
, recently purchased.
, W. R. Tendick was on the sick
list last week, another victim Of
t grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Beale and A. G.
Mutt went to Tom Kinks Friday and
did their butchering for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judd Knowles are the
proud parents of bay girl born one
day last week. but we did not learn
the date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Horn of Moscow
visited over night with the Massoni
family Friday and Saturday. They
came up from Liberal on No. with
Hazel Massoni. Saturday afternoon
they came and visited with Mrs.
Horns uncle, George Beale, and fam
lily until Sunday afternoon. The
Beale's drove them to Moscow Sun
day in the ever-ready Dodge, return
ing Monday evening.
Mrs. Berghouse of near Plains and
her sister from Canada visited at the
Roll Hinman home last week.
Lucille Mooney served lunch to the
following friends Sunday evening
Margaret Nelson, Pauline and Oliver
Brown, Della Smith and Thelma No
land.
E. J. Longwell of Liberal was in
Kismet one day last week calling on
old friends. He informs us he has
sold his shoe repair shop in Liberal.
H. D. Massoni, wife and daughter,
and Mrs. r. E. Benson and son,
George, were Liberal visitors Mon
day.
DR.. Gardner and wife of Green's
burg were here Thursday on business
and calling on Mr.. and Mrs M. Olson.
"Jim" Olson came with them and
stayed over a few days for a visit
with his father
Mr. Geo, Rose and children came
home Thursday from Halstead
DR.. Perrin of Liberal was in Kis-
met Thursday to examine the pupils
of the schools to see if they were in
need of Dental work.
Miss Emma Thompson, our super
intendent, was here Thursday also,
looking into the school work.
Erwin White and mother of near
Hayne visited with N G. Moody and
family last Thursday.
Mrs. Ebersole of Liberal, teacher
of violin, has class of six pupils in
Kismet. She began giving lessons
last Thursday but changed to Mon
day for the remainder of the term.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Anderson, the
Delco-Light man from Liberal, was
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