The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-05-26
KISMET ITEMS

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Uncle Andrew Kuntz of Halsteat
came in Saturday night for a visit
at the E. R. Hess home.
Mrs. H. s. Mooney has been OF
the sick list but is better at present
]. W. Brown went to Liberal
Monday on business, came thru tc
Plains on No. 2 and. returned on
to Kismet on the local.
DR.. Broadly of Plains was in Kis-
met Saturday on professional bust.
ness.
Miss Audrey Pinkerton and friend
Claude Davis drove to Satanic SUM-
day to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Guldner.
1t is understood that A. L. Light
has sold his farm southeast of town
but do not know who bought it.
Miss Elsie Cook of Hutchinson
visited at the H. D. Massoni home
last week. She is a sister of Chas.
P. Cook of the State bank.
Little Owen Light fell while play
ing at school last Tuesday and hurt
his arm pretty bad. The doctor called
it "green break.
Mrs. Pansey Mcclure and son Jay
came in Wednesday for a visit with
her mother and to attend the high
school play.
Mrs. Frank Pickering and daugh-
ter Maxine of Plains came in Thurs
day for visit with the holland fam
lily.
Mrs. Beler Burr from south of
town was in Kismet Wednesday as
sisting the ladies aid with their quilt
ing.
Mrs. Ed White of Hayne was in
Kismet Thursday visiting her daugh-
ter Miss Elizabeth who teaches in
the grades. Mrs. White took dinner
with N. G. Moody and family.
Mrs. Adrian Ketterman was visit
ing at the A. c. Jones home Thurs
day afternoon.
Chas. P. Cook and Hazel Masoni
drove to Garden City Thursday TAX
ing Miss Cook there to ctch train
to Syracuse.
Adrian Ketterman and, helpers did
some work in the cemetery last
Thursday getting ready for Decor
alton Day services.
E. R. Hess came in home Thursday
from Ford, Colo, for visit with his
folks.
The Kismet Rural High School
gaae a play, "a Kentucky Belle, at
the school auditorium Friday even
ing and was a grand success. Peo-
pie enjoyed it so much that the
school was invited to Plains to put
it on. The talent was good, and
all showed excellent training.
Tom Pinkerton and family from
near Arkalon were in visiting with
Mrs. j. W. Pinkerton Friday and to
see the high school play.
A large lumber Of Kismet people
gathered in band and went to the
g. R. Hess home Saturday night for
a surprise on the family. They will
soon leave for their home in Colo
ado.
The farmers VS.. town boys played
4 game of ball on the Kismet diam
ond Saturday. The farmers beat
he town bunch, which means the
boys better get busy.
H. S. Mooney went to Plains
Thursday to attend Masonic lodge.
Mrs. Tudhope of Bacca County
Colo, who has been visiting her
brother, J. W. Brown returned home
Saturday.
The Equity Exchange board held
/ meeting Saturday afternoon to
transact business pertaining to the
'irm.
Mrs. Hattie Dufield and daughter
Hazel and Mrs. B. B. Martin drove
o Liberal Tuesday.
Mrs. A. W. Andrews is spending
ew days with her daughter Mrs. G.
\. Bayha while convalescing from
Ter recent illness.
The young folks of town and vic
nifty gave the Hess children pleas
mt surprise in the way of a party
Ionday evening. Games were play
d and a good time generally enjoy
d by all.
The Wheat Growers Association
eld business meeting in Kismet
saturday afternoon.