Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-09-15
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+. Tibbctts aud wife left for Wamcga
Wednesday. on n visit.
Misses May and Edith Capper re-
turned to Topeka, Tuesday.
Mrs. Olive Holiday. of Denver, arrived
here on Thursday OF last week. to visit
Miss Susie Dellinger went to Emporia,
Tuesday, tn attend the normal school.
Misses Eta and Hattie Talley went
to Kansas City, Tuesday, on visit
Charley Cline went to PaOla. Wcdnes-
dav, to visit his sister, Mrs. ]. F. Bran !
don.
Arthur Capper and wife came down I
from Topeka, Saturday, to visit his
mother.
Mrs. s. Kaufman returned, Wednes- ,
day, from n visit To burlington and
Westphalia.
Mrs. Schothorn. of Paola, who was
visiting Mrs. X. ", Galley, returned
home. Saturday.
Fred Caldwell and Charlie Gage went
to Manhattan. Tuesday, t" attend the
Agricultural College.
Mrs. Minnie Davies and her daughter,
Mamie. returned from California on
Thursday of last week
Bob Sutherland and family moved to
Kansas City last Saturday. Their IA
miiar faces will be missed
John ". Campbell and wife went to
Gridley, Cofiey county, Saturday, on a
visit to son who lives there.
kuk, Iowa, went to Osawatomie last
Saturday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Thomp-
son S son who lives there.
Mrs. Arthur Cady came up from Cher
ryvale, yesterday, on visit to her
brother, Ed l.. Eaton, and family.
Ed Hopkins left for Pueblo, Colo,
Monday. He will also visit Colorado
Springs and Fagler before returning
home.
Miss Mary Belle Turner. of Phillips
burg, who has been visiting her grand
father, O. Garvey, left. Saturday, on her
return home
Hon. /. N. Caldwell and wife returned
on Thursday of last week from visit
to relatives in Carney and Harlan coun
ties, Nebraska.
Louie Dick, of Kansas City, who has
been spending the summer with his
grandparents, John Post and wife, re-
turned home, Saturday.
1t looks real nice to see preacher and
a druggist -Jointist holding little polit
ical caucus together. This was seen one
night the first OF the week.
Mrs. A. {. Krape went to Leaven-
worth. Monday, to see her adopted son
formerly Frank Schermcrhorn), who
enlisted for the Philippine war.
her mother, Mrs Elizabeth Swallow, and
her many old time friends. She is enjoy
ing good health; says the weather in Col
orado is not nearly so warm as in Kan
sas.
Miss Maggie Brown, who had teen
visiting her parents, George w. Brown
and wife, in Lincoln township, for ten
days, left. Tuesday, on her return to
Elgin. Ill,
]. r. Resell says the new town OF
Lawn is doing nicely; that w. Fl. Man
ners, of Garnett, will establish branch
store there in a few days, with W. l..
Upham as manager.
l.. J. Fuller took his daughter Maud
and Bertha Morse to Sheldon, Mo-, last
week. to attend the academy in which
Miss Belle Smith is teacher. He re.
turned home. Saturday,
Mrs. W. ]. McMurray received tele.
gram, Monday morning, informing her
of the death Of her father, J. A. Jackson,
who passed away Sunday evening, at
his home, at Madison, Ind. She took
the afternoon train for Indiana.
Mrs. l.. w. Walters, of Chicago,
niece of Mrs. Thomas McCague, who
was here on a visit, started home, Sat
urday. She and her husband had been
doing the West, but he was called to
Philadelphia, ON business, and didn't
stop here,