The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-07-22
KTsMET NEWS

was in Kismet Wednesday on bust
ness.
The train run into 12Od lib. mare
of A. L. Lights Tuesday night of
last week, breaking its leg; so the
horse had to be killed. This was one
of the best horses Mr.. Light had.
Womens' Missionary Association
met at the U. B. Church Wednesday
afternoon. A good turnout and two
visitors enjoyed a good meeting.
Isaac Harris and wife left Thurs
day morning for their home in AL
buquersue, N. Mex. They had been
visiting relatives here for a week or
ten days.
w. L. CaSnon, wife and son, Ross,
and Mrs. r S. Mooney motored to
Liberal Tuesday afternoon, making
the trip in the Cannon Ford.
Mrs. E. E. Myers was Liberal
visitor Tuesday.
J. A. Farer of the firm of Camp
bell, Davis and Farer of Kansas
City, was in Kismet few days last
week.
Thelma Farmer, who had been
visiting Lucille Mooney a few days,
returned to her home in Liberal Fri
day.
Miss Bessie Lindsburg is doing
book work the the Equity at present.
Miss Lindsburg began work Thurs
day.
R. A. Evans of the Southwestern
Hardware Co., of Liberal was in
Kismet Thursday on business.
Pete Stol unloaded a 30x6O Case
Tractor a few days ago. This is
gas engine and will be used for plow-
my.
Mrs George Rose was in Meade
Thursday to look after business af-
fairs and also to consult a doctor.
Miss Winnie Condit of Hayne was
visiting her cousin, G. A. Bayha and
family last week. Miss Winnie re-
turned a day or so ago and Miss
Winnie, her sister came to visit
few days, also at the Bayha home.
Mrs. H. D, Massoni and daughter,
Hazel, were shopping in Liberal Thurs
day afternoon.
Miss Eldena Denton of Plains
was visiting at the G. A. Bayha home
a few days last week.
Il. u. bOHSWtl VI llOOhGI, OhltsJ
was in Kismet part of last week visit
ing with old neighbors and friends.
1t was reported in last weeks
Democrat that H. A. Recken had
sold his store in Kismet to a Mr..
Savage of Wichita. Mr.. Reicken in
formes me that he has not sold, as
yet, and don't know that he will.
This news was a mistake of the re-
porter.
Mrs. J. C. Benson was in Liberal
Monday doing some shopping.
The report came in over the wire
that the depot at Mullinville was
struck by lightning and burned to
the ground Thursday night.
Mrs. N G. Moody made her regu-
lar trips to Liberal Friday and Tues
day to take adjustments from DR..
Young.
A. C. Jones was on the sick list |
a few days of last week. He is some |
better at this writing.
Following are the names of those |
who were Baptised Sunday after |
noon at the J. H. Light water tank:
Ruth Reese, Ruth, Ralph and Lulu
Hess, Lucille Mooney and Floyd |
Massoni were immersed and Ona
Mae Hess was sprinkled.
y Mrs. J. W. Pinkerton and daught- |
err, Dorothy, went with the C. M.
Bible family out to the L. E. Warden |
home Friday for a visit.
Ina Mutt is on the sick list at the |
present writing.
C. P. Cook made a business trip |
to Greenberg Sunday, returning |
MonNy.
L. Handy had to go to a Liberal
hospital for treatment, Thursday. |
He has an abcess on his jaw.
E. R. Hess and family entertained
the Orchestra Friday night. Gee
cream and cake were served and all
report an enjoyable time.
Mrs. Edwin Guldner drove to
Dodge City the latter part of the
week to take her mother-in-law to
connect with the Santa Fe road and
will go on to her home at Augusta.
Frank Ong, the contractor for the
school house job is back at work
again. 1t is hoped the job will be
complete to begin this coming term
in.
Marshall Pinkerton went to Liberal
on the local Tuesday evening to do
some shopping.
A. C. Jones left Wednesday morn
ing for Hutchinson to consult his
doctor and get some medicine.