The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-09-21
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The w. M. A. met at the parsonage
last Wednesday afternoon with a
small number of members present,
but no officers. Mrs. H. c. Bundy
acted as president and good meet
ing was had also committees were ap-
pointed for the Woman's Day pro-
gram.
"Happy" Cole and wife have sold
their stock and wagon, etc., or rather
traded them for a car and in few
days will leave for Scott county,
Arkansas. They will go by way Of
Frederick, Okla, for a few days Wis
it.
H. s. Mooney left Monday for
Texhoma for a few days, and from
there they expect to go on to Amar-
lilo, Tex :, as Mr.. Mooney goes with
the Legion band from Liberal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown of the Brown
grocery and son Roy, came home from
Syracuse Wednesday evening.
Earl Rose and family are now
nicely located in their new home on
South Main street, which has been
completed recently.
Miss Eva Cox was dinner guest
at the F. T. st Aubyn home Satur-
day.
Mrs. Mary Elliott was an invited
guest at the Dufield home Sunday
for 6 o'clock dinner.
Ira Cossell of Prairie Grove, Ark,
came in Saturday for visit with his
daughters, Mrs. Massoni and Mrs.
Burr.
Carl Akers has been doing some
painting at the grade school building.
The ceiling and walls were in such
condition that it was advisable to
paint them, SO the work is being ac-
complished Saturdays when there is
no school.
Geo. Beale and family were visit
ing at the L. E. Warden home Thurs
day evening.
1t is reported that Fred Shoupe has
enlisted in the regular army and is
now stationed at Douglas, Ariz.
H. D. Massoni accompanied by A..
c. Jonse, made business trip to
Plains Wednesday morning.
Mrs. VIM. Weide was on the sick
list most of last week, but has i'm
proved some the last few days.
H. L. Odds of Plains was a Kismet
visitor Sunday afternoon.
An ad in your home paper "brings
home the bacon"
Lester Reece of Galva, Kan, is
visiting in Kismet for few days.
Lester with his parents lived in Kis-
met prior to their moving to Inman,
and Lester has been working in Gal
va.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Brown made a
business trip to Liberal Tuesday
morning.
Chas. P. Cook and Henry Dufield
returned Wednesday from few days
business trip in Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Warden are the
proud parents of 10 lb. baby girl,
born Tuesday, September 18th. The
Warden family are now with Mrs.
Warden's mother at Mullinvills.
A letter from Mrs. N. G. Moody of
Copeland and recently from Kismet,
states that they are moving to Hays,
Kan, as the boys are in school there.
The household goods belonging to
Chas. F. M. DeWeese, that have been
stored at M. Olson's for the past two
years, were loaded out Saturday by
Miller Brown to Denver, as the De
Weese's are locating there.
The water front in the range in the
Massoni home blew out Tuesday af-
ternoon and caused the house to be
well flooded with water, forced up
through the pressure tank in the
basement. Neglect to turn the water
from the house to the reserve tank
caused the trouble. A number of
small rugs were we'll soaked and the
main floor and basement were prac-
tically all flooded No other harm
done that we heard of except loss of
and trouble of cleaning and
drying out. A new water front was
ordered from st. Louis
and it is hoped that this may not oc-
,ur again.
w. C. Andrews, Delco light dealer
of Liberal, was in Kismet Sunday,
hands and visiting with
friends.
H. D. Massoni came in Sunday from
a business trip to Hutchinson and
east.
Mrs. Hattie Dufield, and daughter
Hazel, Mrs. B. B. Martin and Mrs.
Mary Elliot drove to Liberal Thurs
day afternoon in the Elliot car, to do
some shopping.