Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-12-16

Ernest Kincaid is soldier boy from
Linn county, who found that one of the
Honolulu churches was presided over by
a Rev. w. M, Kincaid. Struck by the
similarity in names, Ernest attended wor-
ship, and then wrote to his mother as
follows: "Thc church is as large as the
Independence avenue church in Kansas
City, has pipe organ and is fixed up
fine inside l spoke to the Rev. after
church. and found lie was one of our
family. Am going there to dinner to-
day. The old boy is wealthy and owns
a lovely residence. He looks as much
like Uncle Erv as one pea looks like
another. kansas City Journal.
The boys of the Twenty-irst Kansas
were mustered out last Saturday, and
the Anderson county boys returned home
that night. Sam Mcmillan and two
others came in the evening, and had a
special car all to themselves from Ottawa
They came as far as Ottawa with a lot
of boys who were going home by way OF
the Emporia branch There was no
no train from Ottawa till midnight, so
they insisted on being brought home inn
mediately, and caboose was hitched to
an engine, and they were brought home.
| (.onroro D,N,o,.. H.,
for w. G. Stewart for several months,
has opened shop in Lou Days building.
He has mad years ofexperience, and gives
the best of references. He has letters of
recommendation from the Bank of Wav-
erly, and from numerous business men of
that place. He has also worked in the
machine shops at Ottawa. Try him
once, and you will be satisfied.
]. w. Hunter lost his photograph gal
lery at Chanutc by fire, Mondavevening.
He saved but few articles. The gallery
was over dry goods store where the
the fire started. We are sorry for Mr.
Hunter, but he has plenty OF grit, and
will soon be on his feet again,
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We wish to call your attention to the
fact that Drs. Mosley and Helen Lee, the
eminent specialists, will again visit Gar
nett on Tuesday, Dec Goth. They have
large number of patients in this county
who highly recommend them
Mrs. Goodman has moved the stock of
boots and shoes formerly belonging to
her husband into the building with Jas.
Paddock, on the north side where she
will close them out. We hope our friends
will help her out, as she is unable to con
tinue the business.
Mrs. Clark Decker, of Pratt, who
came here to attend the funeral of her
sister, Mrs. Molle Taft, and who after
ward visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. E. White, started back home, Monday.
Jack Vaughn brought to this office,
Monday, fine sample of Arkansas fruit
a persimmon of huge dimensions. 1t
was as large as an ordinary ink bottle,
and the favor was excellent.
The Lone Elm Ledger calls Sam Irwin
Judge S. S. Irwin Why not? He is
as solemn as a judge at times, as Jolly as
a judge at times, and as wise as some
Judges all the time.
Don't forget that Drs. Mosley and
HELEN Lee, the specialists, will be at the
4th avenue totelnext Tuesday, Dee. Goth.
Mrs. Z. Burt went to Osawatomic,
Wednesday, where she has organized a
new class IN art embroidery
DR.. Vests Prescription for Rheuma
tisn-latest and best treatment, at
era yes Drug Store.
Jadse Schoonovcr is attending ses-
,ion Of the court of appeals at Garden
City this week.
Walrad is making great re auction on
for short time. See his ad
n another column.
Good wood is So cord. We want
some on subscription.
LO0kl LOOK!
at those new Silver Novelties
just received at F. A. ESerbert's.
Dinner.
The ladies of the First Baptist Church
will serve
l5-cent Dinner
n the new Groil building on Saturday,
December 18th.