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

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learned whether the party addressed di,
SO or not.
The store occupied by Wesley Huff ant
Elon Beck has the finest light in town
1t is lighted with acetlinc something en-
tirely new here. The light is white
steady and strong, and it is far superior
to gas or electric light. Drop in som,
evening and see it. Cliff Huff is prepar
cd to put to put these lights in store.
and dwellings,.
Arthur Kaufman, wife and children
came down from Kansas City, Saturday
night, to spend Christmas with Capt
Sol. Kaufman and wife. The Captain
and Art paid us visit, Monday. Art i.
acknowledged to be the best job printer
in Kansas City. He began his trade in
Garrett, when mere lad,
S. 7. Booth and wife went to Ft Scott
Saturday, in response to telegram in
forming them of the death of their sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Nellie Booth, wife OF
Walter Booth. The funeral took place
on Sunday. 1t was sad Christmas for
the family Our deepest sympathy goes
out to the bereaved ones
Merit Hollingshead and wife came up
from Oklahoma City, Sunday morning
on visit to his parents, w, R. Holdings
head and wife, and other relatives and
friends. Merit went to Oklahoma City
several years ago, and has only been
home once. He is engaged in the man
utacture of Ice.
Tom Currier, who 10 book-keeper for
the Buchanan Lumber Company at Kan
sas City, came down last Friday, to
spend Christmas with his parents, John
Currier and wife. Tom is an enterpris-
ing young man, and occupies his respon-
sible position through honesty and in
dustry.
WANTED-Reliable men who can put
in either all or part OF their time, to
take orders for our lubricating oils and
greases. Our prices are the lowest and
we have the best facilities for handling
the western trade. Liberal commission,
The Garfield Oil Co., Cleveland. Ohio
All the trains that passed through
Garrett, Saturday, were crowded with
coming home and
others going away to spend Christmas.
There were SO many that it was impos-
sble to get the names of all Of them.
The railroads reaped a harvest.
NJ. J. Turrell. of Union township, paid
us a visit, Saturday, Speaking of the
severe winter, he said that,
Judging froIu his experience in the past,
it is an indication OF good crops next
season.
A. w. Brooks was in town, Saturday.
lis health has been very poor for some
line, but he is con the mend now
1reeley wouldn't know what to do with
)ut Brooks.
The Spring Branch school had Christ
mas tree last Friday evening The pu-
ills gave their teacher. Miss Miller,
ONE handsome presents,
M, Metzger and wife went to Pleasant
Hill, Mo-, Saturday, to visit their son,
ra, and their daughter, Mrs. Chas.
Will Craig came over from Martin
ity, No, Saturday, to spend the holi- (
avs with his parents, Sam'l Craig and
yfe
Miss Belle Hollingshead came down
.om Topeka, Friday, and went from {
ere to Fl. Scott on Saturday. c
MIS-. l. ID. WalStOn CAME GOWN from
,ansas City, Saturday, to visit her par
hts, Dick Talley and wife
NJ SIS Clara Alexanders school, east of
Gina, had visit from Santa Clause
.st Friday evening. a
Otis Rayn and wife and Will Rayn
anne down from Kansas City, Saturday,
> spend Christmas
Miss Eva Campbell went over to Grid il
y, Saturday, to visit brother who
yes there.
Earl Schoonover is down from Olathe. c
isiting his parents during the holiday a
acation, b
Mrs. L. D. Kirk went 70 Lawrence, >
riday, to spend Christmas with her ~
arsnts,
Quincy McAfee and wife and Geo. Nc
fee went to Parker, Saturday, on a