The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-05-05
KISMET AND VICINITY

Mrs. N. G. Mooy was on the sick
list most of last week, but is able
to be about and to do her work now
Mrs. M. c. Hicks and children
came in from Laverne, Okla. Wed
nesday. Mr.. Hicks and family are
living in the E. R. Hess house in
the north part of town.
Mrs. Louie Kline Of R:sbee, Ariz.
came in Wednesday in answer TO- a
message stating her brothers wife
Mrs. ]. W. Brown has passed away
Mrs. Kline accompanied the family
to Mcpherson after the funeral at
the church where they took the body
for interment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hensley Brown of
Tulsa, Okla, came an "Wednesday
evening to be present for the funeral
of the formers mother, Mrs. Brown.
Work has begun again On the
building being put up for a black
smith shop. A Mr.. Smith of Leverne
is going to take charge of said shop
Mr.. Smith comes recommended and
we hope he may do well in his new
location.
Mrs. A. W. Andrews has been
quite sick at her home in Kismet for
the past week. She has had influenza
and threatened with typhoid pneu'
monia. Mrs. Andrews is some better
at this time.
A goodly number of the Roya
Neighbors from Plains came dowr
Thursday on No. to attend, the
funeral of Mrs. ]. W. Brown.
Mrs. Clint Rector and infant
daughter of Liberal were visiting
at the Beler Burr home most of last
week.
Rev H. C. Bundy and family.
N. G. Moody and family and Miss
Jessie Jessup were Sunday dinner
guests at the Henry Reece home
northwest of town and report a fine
time.
Mrs. Novinger who lives on the p
L. Odds farm southwest of town. has
been quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Jones were
dinner guests at the H. D. Massoni
home Sunday.
8. s. Smith of Hutchinson, sales
man for the Twin City machinery
was in Kismet several days last week
looking after business. He visited
at the Msssoni home while here.
C. M. Kiddoo has the building for
storing ice near enough finished
that he had a car Of ice shipped in
last week. Mr.. Kiddoo has had
telephone MT in for the benefit OF
those wishing to call him.
The barn on the G. A. Bayha farm
southeast of town burned Friday
night. No one knows how it caught
on fire. Jno. Bruner lives in the
place. Feed was burned and = team
of horses and NOSE of his harness
besides other small articles of use
on the farm.
The Y p. Fl. S. students cor due
ted food sale at the bank Saturday
The rrorees amounted to about SID
which will 90 for part payment OF
high school riano. =, -.
Some more improving IN town.
The front IF the Barber shop has
been rairted with a new sign in
large white letters with a red hack
grnund
Mrs. Frar,, Herren left On NJ. 2
SUNDAY for Pratt where she expected
+o meet hrs hrehend who is driv wing
'hru from Parsons.
Mics rro-c' W-esori and Cha" 2.
coook vore -'-it'ng at the Fred Pra-
Tor homo c,--dav after church.
Rev Rrrdv and wife and Edgar
Tbom~sor ,~cve to Hutchinson
Mordov ~ a.+ord the state 8. ;
''o'I there the
EIorI W---cri took bunch OF
vouro reor'c n Plains Saturday r.
see ,+h~ oir+'-e chow.
Ed paaca y+,-+ed his bio well n
tho 49, 49, 40 first nj +he week.
ElevI T,crt',e- il work'ne at N"
eiavctc- 'rr',~ +he absence Of Mr.
Brown.
co->e - Pom C-eensberg Wednes-
dav
Fl n Nor-ir wert TO Guvmon sot-
WIDOW - r'tori 'hn I. q. q q nisL'
fric+ ~,aa.'rg.
w--l p, rfted'isst week ths+ NJ
and No. y : poea ore ~ prord
ne-o-'- - ~ Roses family live,
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., = .Iuer Okla. thu Week