Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-01-31
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
w estphalia jointists in limbo.

! At the Kansas City Cash Store,
Dat Flake 5 cents per package,
same as others sell at 10 cents.
&C. Il. Smith and Mrs. Madge
Rogers were united in marriage by
Judge Brown, Monday evening,
Jan. 9th, in the parlor of the Oak
Leaf hotel 1t was quiet we'd
ding, only a few friends of the con
tracing parties being present
Don't forget that the Original
Tennessee Jubilee Singers will be
at the auditorium, Feb. 10Th.
10 pounds of Rice for 25 cents at
the Kansas City Cash Store
Prank Brown, of Jack o n
township, called, yesterday
Sunday school convention at
the Wright school honse, Lincoln
township, commencing at 10 a. m,
next Sunday
Two fresh Jersey cows for sale.
Inouire of l.. j Fuller, 3 miles
north of town.
Bring your produce to the
Kansas City Cash Store.
The United States supreme court
has decided that stockholders IN a
national bank have no right TO de-
duct debts which they are owing
from the value of the stock, treat
ing such sock as credit This set
ties the long-continued case in
which this county is specially in
terested, and the stockholders will
have to pay tax on the full amount
of their bank stock Quite proper.
The only CASH store
Stewards, The Leader
We call the attention of our
readers to the change in the time
table of the popular Santa Fe rail
road, which change goes in,o effect
next Sunday Don't miss the train.
Miss Jennie Hubbard left for
Chicago, Thursday, where she viii
take course of nursing in hos
pital
The Kansas City Store pays
more tor your produce than any one
else
Mrs. Joe Bieren was down
from Kansas City the first of the
week, visiting her father, VIM.
Douglas
Every reader of this paper who
lives in Anderson and adjoining
counties should patronize those who
advertise in these columns. BY
so doing, you will help the AGITA-
TOR, especially if you mention the
paper.
-Raisins, pounds for 25 cents
at the Kansas City Cash Store.
Frank Pattie and j. H. Tur-
rell, the Harris lumber dealers,
went to Kansas City, Wednesday
morning, to purchase more lumber
They report a good trade this win
ter.
See Studebaker's article on
good roads, this week, There is
food for thought in it.
Tea, 7c per pound, at the Kan
sas City Cash Store.
John N Morris made bust
ness trip to Paola, Tuesday.
j. L. Wright, of Lincoln town
spip, called, Tuesday.
Andy Blair. of Greeley, paid
us "A visit, Tuesday
Best salt only 35 cents per
sack at Stewards The Leader.
Mosquitoes in Kansas, Jan.
25th. How's that Kansas beats
all creation anyhow.
w. X. Kellerman, of Westpha- ,
liza township, favored us with Wis
it, Monday.
Cash will tell at the K. G. Cash |
Store.
Last week, we failed to men
ton w. W. Pratt as one of the
parties who contributed, financially,
to the birthday surprise. His
name was written in tie list, but |
the typo missed it.
-Patronize home enterprise. Take
your work to the Garnett Laundry. |
Miss Edith Hill, the evangelist,
went to Topeka, Saturday, for med
ical treatment. Her health has
suffered from over work.
Lee Russell and wife, of |
Union township, have our thanks |
for iavors. We neglected to men
ton il last week.
Three pounds plug Tobacco for |
SO cents at the Kansas City Cash /
Store.