Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-11-12

- Mrs l.. l.. Day went to Colon
Wednesday, for weeks visit wi
friends.
ioer Mel White has had handson
'erS, flag stone walk laid ia front of b
ut office.
We
= on Miss Clara Alexander, of Weld
SO township, paid us pleasant visi
,iro Saturday
,,at The Knights and Ladies Of Secul
,,ot ity gave supper in their hall Nor
''i' day night.
Mrs. j. 7. Iliglley came owe
at from Paola, Wednesday, to visi
her parents.
ar Robert Miller and wife will NOV
into the old Joe Cary residence, OF
Fourth avenue.
OILS,
The will of John B. Walkin wa
brought before jude Stein, Mon
you day, to be probated
John Tolson and Mary Hearn
OH colored, were united in marriage
'ss' Saturday evening.
'afe A numder of Garrett people at
ms tended the funeral of Kate Mitchell
at Greeley, Wednesday.
for Matt Glass went to Ottawa, Sat
urday, to rehearse with a quartette
of which he is member.
est -
the Chas. Rice, register OF deeds
elect has the foundation laid for a
commodious dwelling on west sixth
n a avenue
Andy Farris is preparing to erect
a new house on his lot on west sec.
We ond avenue, where the old cooper
at shop now stands.
The Catholic church in this city
ra is being overhauIed and greatly i'm
es- proved. A bell will be placed on
thu church next Sunday.
y, Mrs Carrie McMullcn, better
ne known as Carrie Springer. of Kan.
sas City arrived Sunday for
weeks visit with friends and rela-
al tives.
Judge Scheonover, his stem
ographer, Miss Nena Crawford, and
70 the editor OF the AGrAroR are at
g tending term of the court of ap.
peals, at TT Scott, this week.
a. County Attorney Richardson
L., went to Rice county, Sunday, to
take dispositions in the Paul murder
r case. w. 0. Knight, one of Steve
20 PauPs attorneys, preceded Mr..
= Richardson day or two.
j., Mrs. Kizzie Hearn, an elderly
n colored lady, died last Saturday ev-
~ ening; aged about 70 years. She
- had been suffering for years from
cancer in her right eye, which fin.
I. ally caused her death The funeral
W took place on Sunday, and was at
4. tended by large number of her old
friends and Appropriateness. 4
II We understand that County Com
!, missioner Parrott discontinued his
~ Plaindealer one day last week, be-
- cause Editor Brooke did not whoop
~ it up for John Herman. Mr.. Par.
rott owes his election to the Plain
d dealer more than to any other agen.
/. cy, and this act of his exhibits a
d wonderful lack of gratefulhess, as
d well as lack OF judgement.
= Miss Minnie Zurich, living with
her parents, about eight miles
northwest of this city, died very .
! suddenly Monday evening. She
:. had been helping her mother with
y some sewing during the evening,
:. but after working short time be. =
came i'll and told her methes that !
she was going to lie down. In a
little while her mother went to see =
how she was and found her dead ;
1 Heart disease is supposed to be the
, cause of her death.
t Harry McNary's delivery horse =
8 met with quite serious accident
Wednesday afternoon Ed Martin
!. who works for Harry drove down to
the east eud of town, hitched the =
horse and started into a house to
) make delivery, but before he !
reached the house ne saw the horse
} stagger and fall, falling onto one of