Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-12-30

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Frank Blum made business trip to
Kansas City the first of the week.
Miss Floy Caldwell accompanied her
father, Senator Caldwell, to Topeka,
Monday.
Judge Schoonover and wife went to
Topeka, Wednesday, returning this
morning.
Miss Gussie Sutherland came over from
Osawatomic to spend Christmas with
her parents.
Martin Woods and wife, and May Judy
came down from Kansas City, Sunday,
on a visit.
Miss Anna Trigg left Monday, on e.
visit to friends at Kansas City and
Leavenworth.
Mrs E. Sewell and children returned
from Cherryvale Yesterday, where they
have been visiting,
Miss Ella Andrews came down from
Olathe, Saturday, for a short visit, re-
turning ON Monday
E. F. Masterman, of the Bank of Com
nerce made business trip to Kansas
City the first of the week.
Philip Decide of Jefferson City, Mo, is
visiting his nephew, o. F. Sutton, and
family, in Union township.
Ed Stein, jr. has secured job at the
Osawatomie asylum, entering upon his
duties, Wednesday morning.
Frank Galley and his sister, Mrs. Chas
McMurray came down from Kansas
City, Saturday night, on visit.
Will Olmstead and wife came over from
Parker, Sunday, to visit Mrs Olmstead's
parents, Chas. Wolfley and wife
Capt Ewing and Oscar Foust were up
from lola, Friday of last week, on legal
business with Judge Schoonover,
Miss Eloda Hunter, who has been at
tending school at Lindsbury the last
year or SO, returned home, Monday.
Mrs. Belle Cox went to Lecompton,
yesterday, where she will spend the re-
mainder of the winter with relatives and
friends
Rev, Vim. Coleman and his son Will
came down from Kansas City, Monday, |
on visit to John Slonaker and wife and
their old-time friends.
Clife NJ. Brooke and wife came down
from Kansas City, Sunday. Cli1e re-
turned home, Monday, Mrs. Brooke re-
naming to visit few days.
The Imperial Vaudeville team put up
very bunny show, Tuesday night. The
audience left before the show was over.
They left town in lumber wagon,
Charley Masters; formerly of this city,
'ut now of Perry, Oklahoma, stopped
lere, Sunday. to visit friends, He was
IN Ifs way to Kansas City, to attend
chool.
Misses Erina Crocker and Josie Stan.
ey, of Jackson township, who have been
n the millinery business in town south
# Wichita for some time, returned home
asst Saturday.
N S. Risdon has purchased the Farm
rs Mill of MeEwen Bros, taking pos I
ession last week. Nate has lots of
'iends in Anderson county, and will get
liberal share of the business.
Mrs, A, Bennett received big box of
ropical fruits, Monday, from friends in
lew Orleans. Among the fruits were
weet oranges on branches, one branch
nearly dozen oranges.
The Soldiers Aid Society will meet on
tuesday, afternoon, Jan. 3rd, at CLOCK
,r the election of officers. All members r
re requested to be present
BY order of the president.
AS rule; meat market IS not very
rtistie place, but Frank and Louie
lum and Fred Hampstead broke the
lie, Saturday, and made their meat
larket one Of the handsomest places in
own. The beaves, hogs, ETC., were tast-
y decorated, and looked very tempting.
Miss Clara Lindensmith, of Garnett,
nd MIR. Frank w, Collins, of Cloud
'unty, were united in marriage, Sunday, I
the home of the brides parents. The
ride is one Of Garnett's most popular
Dung ladies'. She has host of friends
ere, all of whom wish ner unalloyed
appiness. The AGIrAroR joins in good =
ishes.
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