The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-05-12
KIsMEr AND VICINITY

LlDral was not expected TO live. Mr
and Mitchell left for Liberal soon
after getting the message Mrs Como
YER is sister Of Mrs Mitchell.
Mrs P L Davis was on the sick
list part Of last week.
I Mr. and Mrs Frank Hehren drove
in from Wellington Wednesday pm.
to visit H. S. Mooney and family.
/ Hazel Massoni helped invoice alta
Hickes and McDermott's store Fri
day, also assisted with the work Sat
urday as that was the first day of
the sale
Mrs. A. W. Andrews who has been
very sick at her home in Kismet for
the past week is very much improv-
ed.
Mrs. Jimmie Brown called on Mrs.
A. C. Jones Wednesday also visited
the ladies aid at the church.
]. M Myers Of Meade agent for
]. R Watkins medicines was in Kis-
met Friday and Saturday canvassing
the town
Mr. H S Mooney and children
and Mr. and Mrs Frank Herren and
daughter Of Parsons went down on
the river Sunday afternoon fishing.
Beler Burr was unfortunate in
getting hurt Wednesday. He was
leading a horse across a wire fence
that was tackled down for crossing,
and in some way the horse got him
down and walked on him. He is not
so badly hurt as was thought at first
and will recover.
H. S. Mooney and family and
Frank Herren and family drove to
Liberal Friday to do some shopping.
The Herren family had never been
in Liberal.
! An apron and overall social was
held in the basement of church Fri
day night. The girls wore aprons and
] if any dressed up in good buds they
had to pay fines. A good crowd was
present. Games were played and a
good time enjoyed by all.
Born to Mr. and Mrs L E Warden
Friday May 6. a girl.
Frank Herren of Parsons, sales
man. for the Marfel Shock Absorb
err for Chevrolet cars has been here
visiting and also drove to Dodge City
Saturday on business.
| Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Jones were
calling on J W Brown and daughter
in law Sunday afternoon
The Mooney and Herren families
drove to Plains Thursday.
! Grant Ormiston was calling at the
Brown home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs A. L. Light has been On the
sick list the past week but is some
what improved.
Ira Cossell was calling at the Be-
Ter Burr home south of town Satur-
day afternoon.
Miss Lottie Henline spent the
weekend with home folks.
Mrs. H. G. Bundy has been on the
sick list since her return from Hutch
inson Saturday.
The Kismet Equity Exchange
Roord -, o,oobore LoIJ N snoo;oI ,,,aa@
ing last Tusday at which time they
secured the services Of j. W. Brown
asd his son Jimmie to manage and
operate the elevator for the ensuing
year.
Miss Eva Ontjes Of Denver, Col,
came in Tuesday for visit with her
sister Mrs. R. E. Rhinehart
Frank Summers of Liberal was in
Kismet Monday on business.
Ralph Human of McCracken, KS,
drove'in Monday for few days visit
with his brother Roll Hinmann
and family.
VI. II. NOldHu anu ldhhiy WSiO 'iS
iting F. H. Pickering and family
of Plains Sunday. o.
! The Stockton boys from southeast
of town were Sunday guests at the
P. L. Davis home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A Prater were
visiting elatives in Satanic Sunday
j C. Lindsay and nephew were
visiting at Hooker last week.
| Miss Elizabeth White spent the
week end with her parents near
Hayne.
Kismet and vicinity were visited
with fair sized rain Friday night.
| F. T. St Aubyn drove to LIBERAL
Sunday looking after business inter-
| ests and visiting relatives.
Mrs G. H. Beale and son were
calling on Mrs. st. Aubyn Monday.
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