Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-06-24

been on the sick list part of TINS week
We want cherries, blackbcrries and
raspberrics at this othce-on subscription.
Clarence Holcomb went to Ottawa,
Sunday. From there he will go to Wav-
crly
5. L. Davis and wife of Stanbury, Mo,
visited friend in this city the first OF the
week.
Tom llighley, OF the Paola Times, was
over sunday visiting friends and rcla-
tives
/. O. Harrison and son Ed left Wednes-
day morning for the western harvest
fields
Geo Buddcn and wife visited friends ut
Qucncmo last week, returning home,
Saturday
Mrs. Walter Latiner was down from
Kansas City the latter part of last week,
visiting friends.
Miss Ada Vaughn left, Sunday for San
Francisco. where she will spend the sum
mcr with friends.
Lieut.. Got McCrum went to Great
Bend, Monday morning, to secure some
recruits for the 21st.
Toe Newton says his brother George,
who lives at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, is the
father of a new boy.
The ladies of the Christion church
gave an ice cream social on the church
lawn, Tuesday evening.
surprise party was given on Ed
Haveriieli last Thursday evening, i'll
honor of his 21st birthday
Hon. |. NJ Alexander and H. l.. Har-
ris, his neighbor, were up from Wclda
township, Saturday, and paid us a visit.
-
w o. Champc and wife, OF the ACI-
TAToR, attended the Second district CON
grcssionul convention at Olathc, Tues
day
Frank l.. Brown left for Illinois. with
his children, Monday morning. Miss
Tiera Farrow went along to take care of
the children
Misses Clara, Mamie and Maggie
of Welda township, and Miss
lIunlcy, of Garnett, visited the AclTAroR
family last Friday.
". II. Myers, formerly of this city, now
of Shelbina. Mo. paid us a visit last Sat
urday, He is visiting his mother, Mrs.
X. Harrington, near Lone Elm.
George Marshall, son of Conway Mar
shall, disappeared Monday morning. 1t
has since been discovered that he went
with the soldiers to Chickamauga
Garnett will celebrate the 18th OF July
in grand style. The celebration will he
under the management OF the Garnet
hremcn See large bills for particulars.
Many of our readers are clipping the
letters from our soldiers and pasting
them in their scrap books. These letters
will be very interesting in years to come
Mrs Rcbccca Vaughn is packing up
her household goods and will ship them
to Fit. Collins, Colo. She will keep housc
for her son John, who is employed ut
that place,
Champe, Carlyle & Co., of Greeley,
have tho machinery at their stoned quarry,
and will soon be ready to turn out
building and paving stone of the best
quality.
A freight train was wrecked, Monday,
near Votes Center, on the Missouri Pa
citic killing twenty head of horses. The
wrech delayed the passenger trains, some
what, Monday.
Geo. Arnold was up from Greeley, Sat
urday, He has lately returned from
Indiana, where he put in crop, which
he says is in good shape He will re-
main during the summer
Jesse Carrier has curiosity in the
shape of a potato which grew in a beer
bottle The bottle was in the potato
hill, and a little potato happened to
grow into the bottle 1t grew nicely,
and finally burst. the bottle
Mrs. ii A. Joinson, of Mattoon, III. is
here with her little boy, visiting W. IL.
Mcllcn and family and other friends She
and her husband were residents of Gar