Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-05-06
Gas Light for Farm Houses

family.
Gas Light for Farm Houses.
Farmers can have gas light equal to
that enjoyed by their city cousins by us
ing the new gasoline lamp sold by Yves
lev Huff, the jewelcr. 1t will pay you to
see about it. We are using one OF these
lamps in the AGITAToR office, and we find
that this one lamp gives more and bet
ter light than two electric lights-and it
is a great deal cheaper.
Buy your stationery at this office,
S. Whitehead went to Greeley, Wednes-
day on business.
Frank Hills was sworn in as city mar
shall Monday evening.
DR.. Douglass spent the first of the week
in Colony, on business.
Fresh bologna only SC per Id or 3Hs lbs
for 25cts at Throws.
c. T. Richardson, of the Journal, spent
Sunday in Kansas City.
Do you want to buy or sell farm
See or write ]. II. Slicer.
Harry Voorhees, came up from Coifey-
vile, Monday, on visit
Judge Schooner went to Topeka last
Friday, on legal business.
Tidrow sells dry salt side-mcat at Gets
per ID. North side square.
MONEY TO LoAN-10 years, annual in
terest, low rate. II. SLIcER
Mrs. Dckey, of lola, came up, Mon
day, to visit B. G. McCrea and family.
Fred Trigg came up from Wichita, Sun
day, to visit his parents for a few days.
Geo. Crum was appointed chief OF the
fire department at their meeting Monday
evening.
Miss Bette Farris came down from
Kansas City Tuesday, on visit to her
parents.
Mrs. A. ]. Smith was able to come down
town, Monday, for the first time in sew
eral months.
Attorney Gamble was down from OF
tawa the first of the week, on Bank OF
Garrett business.
John Wood, of the north-side furniture
store, made bushes trip to Kansas
City, Wednesday.
r. w. Galley was chosen president OF
the city council at the meeting of the
council Monday night
Miss Sarah Rankin and the children of
her brother, Rev. Crawford Rankin, went
to Ottawa, Wednesday.
We learn that Misses Lillian Mellen and
Grace Houston have rendered their ser
vices as nurses in the army
DR.. Dollic Davis left, Wednesday for her
home at holton. Mrs. Davis made many
warm friends while in Garrett.
The company at the Opera house next
Wednesday night is one of the best that
has toured Kansas this season.
Hon. John w. DeFord came down from
Ottawa, Monday, on business connected
with the defunct Bank of Garrett
Toe Kcezcl and wife came down from
Kansas City, Monday night, and have
been visiting n. l.. Bowman and wife.
Will Thompson, son of Uncle Joe
Thompson, formerly of this city, came
down from Topeka, the first of the week
TouIlu-t vi anu Dueech-
hooks at the Santa Fee depot. Owner
can have them by calling at this office
The ladies of the Christian church will
give a Patriotic entertainment at the
church, tonight. Go and hear some
thing good.
Will Bemis, J. w. Garrison, Joe Carey,
Geo. Y. Smith and others attended the
Republican congressional convention at
Ottawa, this week
w. II. Wilson, of Chattanooga, Teen,
lightning artist, has been attracting
crowds at Cannon & Reeds show win
dows for several days.
For up-to-date work try the barber
shop in the basement under the Bank OF
Commerce. Fine porcelain bath tub in
connection. Hot and cold baths.
Louie Schumacher and Miss Rosalia
Schabcl were united in marriage, Tues
day, at the Catholic church in Westphalia,
Father Redaker performing the ceremony