The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-09-14
KiSmet Klipbings

ana MIS-. II. w. fOWerS were shopping
in Plains Thursday and Friday of last
week.
Born Sept. 7th to Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Dufield of northeast Of town
a boy. Mother and babe doing nicely
Mrs. Dufield was formerly Miss Thel
ma Lepper.
The Wick family from northwest OF
town moved Wednesday into the house
recently purchased from H. L. Odds
of Plains. Mr.. Wick has moved his
family here so his children would be
close to school.
Chas. P. Cook and B. B. Martin made
q business trip to Liberal Saturday.
Geo. holland loaded out his car OF
household goods Monday for Green's
burg. Mr.. holland has position in q
tailor shop in the city. Sorry to lose
these people from our town, but wish
them we'll in their new location.
Saturday, Sept. End, at Dodge City,
Kansas occurred the wedding of Miss
Marie Brown and Wessie Weide. Mrs.
Weide is the daughter of Mr.. Brown
of the Brown Grocery in Kismet, and
Wessie is the son of VIM. Weide of
near Kismet. The Weide's are form
erly from Greensburg. This young
couple are well known and liked in
and around Kismet and the Klipper
and people wish them long happy
life.
Miss Eva Cox, principal of the Kis-
met grade school went to Tyrone, Ok
lahoma Saturday to spend the week
end with friends.
Miss Alta Houston went to Liberal
Saturday morning and from Liberal
to Plains on No. 2 for a visit with
her sister, Miss Ona Houston, who
teaches in Plains.
George Savage and wife moved last
Wednesday to the farm east of town
where Mr.. Savage has some building,
to do.
H. D. Massoni made business trip
to Liberal Monday afternoon.
Miss Loa Norris is staying at the
Edgar Thompson home helping with
the work during the illness of Mrs.
Thompson, and going to school.
Prin. R. w. Powers and family have
moved into the Will Longacher house
in northwest part of town.
Carl Akers has moved his family
to the Geo. holland house near the
high school building, as Mr.. Bruner
has the Reece house rented, in which
the Aker family have lived this sum-
mer.
Silo filling seems to be the order of
the day now. H. d. Massoni filled
one this week and Guy Whitney and
J. H. Light are filling one on the Light
farm this week.
Johnny Buckfink is working on the
Massoni farm now as a regular hand.
Miss Thelma holland visited the Jun
Tors Monday morning.
Lucille Mooney was absent from
school Thursday and Friday on ac-
count of sickness.
Mrs. H. S. Mooney and daughter,
Lucille were in Plains Monday even
ing doig some shopping.
Miss Thelma holland was visiting
with Margaret Nelson Sunday. The
two of them called on Della Smith in
the afternoon.
Miss Bertha Kiddo left for school
the latter part of last week. Miss
Bertha teaches in the Floyd Heaton
district. The school opened Sept.
18th.
Mrs. Mary Elliot was Sunday din
ner guest at the F. T. st. Aubyn home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Davis of near
Liberal were visiting at the j. W.
Pinkerton home Sunday.
Adrain Ketterman was called to
Deerfield Wednesday evening to see
his ather who is seriously i'll. Mr..
Ketteman has been suffering from a
stroke of paralysis for some time, and
has been stricken again.
Arthur Andrews left Monday for
Kansas City, Kans. to enter the Unit
ed Brethren Bible school, Sorry to
lose Arthur from our midst, as he
was one of our main workers in the
church, but wish him usccess in his
school work.
Mrs. Wessie Wedie run the Brown
Grocery Monday and Tuesday for her
parents who made trip to Syracuse
to take their son Ray to the doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl GRADER of Liberal
were visiting at the Massoni farm
home Thursday and Friday of last
week.
]. v. Brown and family drove to
Plains Friday forenoon to do some