The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-08-24
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took some of the players with them.
Mrs. Ontjes, mother of Mrs. Ralph
Rinehart, from southeast of town, is
reported dead at her home near Den
yer, Colorado. A message came Sum
day to Ralph Rinehart to come. The
Ontjes lived for several years near
Kismet, previous W .l,eir move to
Denver.
Cleno Ormentrout of Copeland was
in Kismet and vicinity Thursday shak-
ing hands with old friends and rela-
t'ves as we'll as looking after business
interests.
Chas. P. Cook returned Morday eve
from a trip to Hutchinson where he
hss been visiting his sisters.
Mrs Fl. s. Mooney helped with the
regular house cleaning at the A. c.
Jones home Thursday and Friday.
Shorty Reynolds came in from Vici
Okla. last week with a car load Of
real nice peaches. He sold most Of
them to individuals in town for can.
A. M. Gilliatt and family, VIM.
Weide and family, L. E. Warden and
family, C. M. Bible and family, Mr..
Brown and family ana Mrs. Mary FL
lott were picnicing at the Stout grove
Sunday. The day was spent with
amusements of various kinds. A big
basket dinner spread on the grounds
was one main attraction. All report
splendid time.
Mrs. S. Knowles is helping Mrs. A.
e. Ketterman through threshing
Several Of the Kismetites drove to
Montezuma Sunday to the ball game,
and report a very good game.
Miss Marie Brown and brother
Ray and Bertha Kddoo went to Liber-
al Friday afternoon.
Mrs. D. w. Kerr is visiting at the
home of Mrs. c. E. Watkins for few
days Mr.. Kerr is Express Messen-
ger on Nos. 81 and 312.
Floyd Massoni and Ferris Kiddoo
went to Liberal Monday after Rum
ley Oil Pull. They have recently bough
from there.
Mrs. Louise Nelson is acting as Post
Mistress during the absence of Mrs.
S. R. Slavens.
Mrs ]. w. Pinkerton is helping with
the house work for few days at the
J. v. Brown home.
Edgar Thompson and family retur-
ned Friday from short visit at Pratt
with relatives and friends
George Beale and family left Friday
morning for few days trip through
parts of Colorado.
Henry Dufield and B. B. Martin
made business trip to Satanic Tues
day looking up land for trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Moody Of Cope
land were visiting in Kismet Thursday
of last week.
J. v. Brown and family and Mr. and
Mrs A. c. Jones were PLANES visitors
Wednesday evening.
Mrs E. L. Huddleston and sons Geo.
and Jack from Wiley Colo. came Tur.
evening for short visit with relatives
also to look after land interests in and
around Kismet.
H. D. Massonf made business trip
to Liberal Thursday. Also called on
one of the local physicians for consul
tation. Mr.. Massoni has been ailing
for some time.
Mrs. Ed Reece and daughter Ber-
nice and Ruth left Saturday for their
new home at Groveland,> Kans. Mr..
Reece has been working for the Rock
Island, as pumper for several months.
The girls will probably attend high
school at Mcpherson or maybe Inman.
H. L. Odds and wife Of Plains were
Kismet visitors Saturday.
Nova Moody helped A. G. Jones
with some odd jobs of work last week.
John Bruner made business trip
to Liberal Tuesday.
]. v. Brown and family were call
ing at the H. D. Masoni home Satur-
day evening.
F. T. st. Aubyn and family and
Bob Evans and family of Liberal were
picnicing at Spring Creek Sunday.
Miss Marie Brown and brother
Ray also Nova Moody were Liberal
visitors Tuesday afternoon.
| H. D. Massoni has been on the sick
list for several Gays and there seems
title improvement so far. He was to
go to Liberal Monday to see a doctor
P. C. Wend,l hes recently moved
to the Base farm rorth aL0 west Of
the farm IN which he Las lived for the
past few years.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Jones were din
ner guests at the H D. Massoni home
after which the Jones' and Mr. ant