Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-06-03
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Frank Handy visited friends in Lane,
Sunday.
S. W. Sturdivan and family, of Mound
J City. were in town the first of the week.
down from Kansas City last Saturday,
on 4 visit
Miss Nellie Bowen, of Centennial, has
Mrs Anna Chanpc's thanks for beau
,iful bouquet.
Mrs. Walter RccEwith came up from
Osawatomic last Saturday, on VISIT to
her mother, Mrs. Klicc.
Miss Emma Pastor, who was visiting
her sister, Mrs. French, at Arkansas
City, returned home last Saturday.
Lieutenant Colonel McCrum took a
fine black horse to Chickamauga. but it
dicd several days ago.
Mrs. " " Aldrich, of Upton, Iowa,
arrived hcrc last Friday, on visit to
her son, o. D. Aldrich, of the First State
bank.
Hon. l.. X. Kirk has purchased back
his old horne on west Sixth avenue,
south of the t.. r. church, and will move
to town.
J. X. Clark, Of Sugar Valley, paid us
visit, Monday, and dropped dollar in
in the slot lie reports crop prospects
good in his neighborhood
Bert Hay and Frank Morris left, Mon
day, icr Jaynesville, Wis, where they will
take a course in a school of biography.
They were accompanied by a large num-
Der of their schoolmates and friends.
Mavnc ZONES, of Liberty township,
Linn county, took the train here for
Lawrence, Monday. He will go from
Lawrence to Kansas City, where he will
undergo an operation for some kidney
trouble Maync is an old Greeley boy
John Hollingshead received a letter
from his son, Arthur, last Saturday in
which he said the Garnctt boys are all
well and enjoying themselves When the
letter was written, he said they expected
to remain at San Francisco about ten
days.
This office has just printed 5000 letter
heads for the Bank of Commemorative |
finest work of the kind ever turned out
in Garrett We also printed n lot of
checks for the First State Bank. Banks
Use only the best Of printed matter-and 4!
that's the kind we print Save?
The Daily Reporter suspended publ !
cation for the second time last Saturday, |
on account OF lack OF advertising pat |
ronage. We don't see why Garnet can
not support a daily when Burlington
supports two, and many smaller towns !
support one each We are sorry the Re
porter had to quit.
farmer living near Thaycr signed
what he thought was an'order for some
fencing and within lorty-eight hours saw
his name turn up at the business end of
a promissary note and an order for S240
worth of lightning rods. Some of these
days plane of intelligence will he
ness with the glib tongucd graitcrs who
work these schemes, but there are no in
dications to indicate that it will be very
mach in the advance Of the millennium
Osawatonic Globe.
Bill Fonger was in town again, Mon
day, and, as usual, gave us lot of very
interesting" items about Bush City.
Bills as good as ''women's quilting
bee when it comes to telling the news.
He says he don't care whether we be-
lievc it or not but Bush City's boom is
boomin' right along. He says two banks !
will he opened there SOON that there arc
some handsome residences on the way; |
that Bash will soon have mill; that a
fine artesian we'll has been struck"
there, which throws a stream of water
several feet high; that there is a strong
move on foot toward moving the county !
seat from Garrett to Bush. He SAID he !
forgot several good items, but he would |
call again some day and tell us more |
about it. If it wasn't for BIS reputa- !
ton for truth and vcracity, we'd think ,
he had been lying to us. He told MS one |
thing which we are sure is true, however,
and that is that there are no saloons in
Bush City, and that the people don't 1
drink anything stronger than water or |
milk.
A Few Chattel Loans
Wanted at Mclen's.