Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-06-10

son was born to Harvey Knauss and
wife at Kansas City May 3Oth.
Miss Emma Paxton was one of the
{ contestants at the musical Jubilee at
c Hutchinson
Mrs. John Neville was up from Allen
county. Tuesday, visiting her cousin
5 Mrs. Will Newton.
Mrs. Fanny Brinton. of St. Louis, is
visiting her sister, Miss Nena Crawford,
and her aunt Miss Sarah J. Thompson
Register ofDeeds Rice, Sheriff kccncy
and Marshall Hills went to Hutchison,
Tuesday, to attend the Republican CON
vcntion.
The Kansas City Times says Granny"
Ray is l02 years old, and unlike most
"'' ccntennarians, she carries the paper To
prove her age.
Geo. Upham and wife of Thaycr, Mo-,
who were visiting W. Uphain and wife
the first of the week left, Tuesday, on
liter their return home
ran ------------
T. T. Larson, of LcRoy, will be hon
orably discharged from the army because
rom of an injury to his spine. He belongs to
her the same company with the Garnett
boys
mes Miss Bertha Merrill of Westphalia,
lect- was adjudged insane in the probate
court, Wednesday and application has
=. been made for her admission to the
asylum.
{. +. Henson is talked of as the Re
publican representative from Miami
''.N county. Charley allied himself with the
mo- silver forces in 1896. and this sop is
thrown out to win him back-but he
!, IN won't get the nomination.
"'' o. p. Gregory has just put up two fine
With d,rl ,,ro,,;t. ,. rL
the resting place of D. w Smith in the
lren the Greeley cemetery and the other for
,ru- the grave of Mrs. Aart Velthoen, of
drs Sugar Valley They are beautiful pieces
Wis of work.
On Tuesday, the Democrats held their
10 convention to select delegates to the
to state and congressional conventions
he The delegates to the state convention
ON are: A. F. Hattcn. A. NJ. Davis, Geo.
HUT and Geo. S. Curricr. The delegates
to the congressional convention are: X.
ms l.. Row, l.. Feucrborn. w. A. Potts and
at {. f. Durall
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will oncrhan NaurOw writes mat ne Is ono
we of the telegraph operators at the camp
AT San Francisco. He SAYS he expects to
be transferred to the signal corps, and
lrs will either get corporal or seargcnt.
by The former pays $50 per month and the
she latter $50. Sherm is well and says he
GER is enjoying himself
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nth Company Z is growing over the rest
. OF the boys owing to happy donation
which came to them sister of Mrs.
use J. ID. Rockefeller presented them with "a
on stew pans and two crates of berries.
ons Wednesday another donation of an
old equally acceptable nature is promised by
en- her.-Topeka State Journal.
AXE
t al Fred Hampstead, Perry Scott. Louie
Mpcker, Sherm Hanitum, w. o. Knight,
Dave Mcdonald A. l.. Coppage. ]. {.
w. Wise, Ed Stewart, A. L. Douthett, Geo.
', Crum, Steve Thompson, Foster Muir
dock and one or two others went to
w." Pittsburg Tuesday morning to attend
iiremen's tournament of four days. Wen
:, bet coonskin our boys make as good a
VIZ showing as those of any other town.
-, We learn that Late Champe and I,
.d George Carlyle. of Greeley, have secured
a lease of one of the best stone-quarrics |
H. in eastern Kansas. about mile south
ro east OF Greeley. and they have purchased /
,,.s the machinery formerly used by Han
-. way Bros, in their tlia:rries at Lane.
No.. They will soon have the machinery in 1
place. and will then k pre- pared to fur !
nish stone for buildings. bridges, side
IN walks. etc. We are well acquainted with !
j. this quarry, and can truly say that it
ed furnishes as finc- bu6;rg stone as we ever
Ter saw For side walks. it IS far superior
,ol to Ink stone from TT. Sc,,tt used in the
rc- Sidewalks Of Garnctt- II will pay you II !.