The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-05-05
KIsMET AND VICINITY
Intended for last week


G.. H. Rose and family drove to
Bucklin Monday afternoon to visit
Mrs. Roses sister and to attend the
Wildey association.
w. L. Cannan and family and
Drift Henshaw pf Copeland were
down Sunday and spent the day with
Fl. S. Mooney and family.
George Savage and wife moved
from the Bible school to the H. L.
Olds' house in the south part of
town this week. Mrs. Savage's moth
er, Mrs. Cooper lives with them part
of the time while her son helps Mr..
Savage with his carpenter work.
G. E. holland and H: S. Mooney
drove to Liberal Monday. Mr.. holland
to have dental work done and Mr..
Mooney looking after business mat
tiers.
Monday the people of Kismet and
vicinity were very much shocked
when Mrs. J. W. Brown was sud-
denly stricken with stroke If para
lysis about II 80 a. m. and passed
away at p. m. Mrs. Brown had at
tended Sunday school Sunday morn
ing and taught a class the went out
in the country to G. A. Wessler's
for dinner coming in for evening
sevrice.- Monday morning did her
weeks washing, and when finished
called her husband, who is manager
for the Kismet Equity Company to
come and empty the wash water, and
was strickened while he was in he
was in the house Mrs Brown leaves
husband and two sons and host
of friends in Kismet as we'll as else
where to mourn her loss.
Mrs. H. d. Massoni came in Tues
day from visit with relatives at
Hutchinson and Pratt.
Miller Brown and Chas. Cook
made business trip to Liberal on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Prater's sister of Mos
COW was visiting in Kismet Saturday
and Sunday
Norval Gillet and Blanche Armen-
trout from southeast of town were
visiting with Dorothy Pinkerton Fri
day.
Mrs. G. E. holland and two chill
dren went to Greensburg Friday to
visit with relatives and attend the
Widely association at Bucklin.
c. r. Bender of Goodwill was in |
town last week looking over the mill
proposition. Thinking of buying but
as yet a deal has not been made.
Mr. and Mrs. T. o. Patterson of
near Liberal came in Saturday to Wis
it the letters mother Mrs. Maude |
Mutt and also at the Geo. Beale home
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Benson went
to Plains Friday and took in the
dance in the evening.
q. M. Bible and family drove to |
Greensburg and Mullinville Satur-
day to visit and went on to Bucklin
to attend the Wildey Association.
Pansey Mcclure and son Jay
came in Wednesday to attend the
lyceum at the school auditorium
Mrs. T. S. Arthur of Plains came
in Wednesday for a visit with old
neighbors and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Fletcher of near
Bucklin came in Saturday between
trains looking after business affairs
Ray Mooney and friend drove u
from Floris Sunday for a visit with |
his uncle, Fl. S Mooney and family.
Miss Aetna Higgins who toachee !
in Liberal came in Friday to attend /
the program and box and pie suDge4 !
given by the Kismet Rural hig.!
school. The supper Melted $111.50.
The amount will be applied on pay
ment for the piano recently pur-
chased for the SCHOOL
The official Atlantic-Pacific
highway markers were in Kismet
Friday marking the roads from N.
Y. to San Diego, Calf.
J. Fl. Light was hurt in runaway
last Thursday. The team was hitched
to disc and Mr.. Light had two ribs
fractured but he is able to be up
and about.
f. r. Hess who has been in Rocky
Ford, Colo, for some time came in
Saturday night but will return to
Colorado soon.
Jesse Eikleberry and family came
thrugh Kismet Sunday en- route to
their claim in Colorado.
A goodly number of Kismet peo-
pie drove to Hayne Sunday for the
Sunday school convention, It was
very windy but all who went report
good meeting.
Hazel MassOni went to Liberal
Thursday for few days visit with
Miss Mae McGregor.
Chas. P. Cook drove to Copeland
Thursday afternoon to take Miss
Clarissa Harold, the lyceum enter
tainer there for her evenings pro-
gram. The lyceum course closed with
this number Miss Harold is a ma
tive of Pennsylvania.