Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-04-28
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Miss May Osborn is sick.

Miss May Osborn is sick
Mont Bell and wife visited at Colony
Sunday.
Jas l.. Wilson went to Ottawa, We'd
nesday, on business
+. {. Oman is down from Topeka, car
ing for his sick wife.
Charley Rogers came down from Kan
sas City, Wednesday.
J. A. Gilmore sports fine new buggy.
bought of ]. J, Anderson. d
Miss Mary Lindsay returned from Bur
lington, Iowa, Wednesday,
II. p Knight has taken charge of the
Copeland hotel, at Topeka.
lack Vaughn, OF Jackson township, says
his early corn is up in fine shape,
Fred Resell was up from Wclda town
ship, Monday, and paid us welcome
visit
Louie Blum went to Kansas City the
first of the week, to visit his brothers,
Johnny and Jake
Mrs. Ben Durall, VINO has been down
from Kansas City several weeks, return
c home, Saturday
Mrs. j. T. Iiighlcy came over from
Paola, Wednesday, to visit her parents,
J. G. Hiatt and wife
Mrs. Mel White went to Xenia the
latter part of last week, to visit her
mother Mrs Stephenson.
Mrs T. II. Jones came uDirom Greeley,
Wednesday, to see her son, Wayne, who
is sick at the st James hotel.
Mrs. o. p Gregory received letter
from her husband, Tuesday, saving that
he has been sick ever since his return to |
Lansing.
Street Commissioner Hubbard has 50
far recovered from his Jolt as to be
able to superintend the work on the
streets.
Cephc and Will McEwcn have been
over from Chillicothe, Mo, several days,
on account of the sickness of their mother
and sister
Mrs. Nancy HUM, mother of Mrs Frank
Herbert, arrived here, Tuesday, from
Merney, Iowa. She will remain here
during the summer.
Ben Knight who came down from
Kansas City some weeks ago, to see his
father (who died last Saturday., return
ID home Wednesday,
J. +. Kirk and daughter, of Chase ,
and niece, of Butler, Mo-, came, ,
on a visit to his brother, Hon
:. d. Kirk. and family.
Miss Carrie Russell, of Chicago, who
las been visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. n.
Rhodes, the past four months, left, We'd :,
csday, on her return home.
Last week, the types made us say that r
ames Paradise and Miss Junic Wilson, -
4 kincaid, were married by Judge Stein 9,
t was Joseph Paradise, instead of James
X. NJ Sonaker and wife have moved
ut to their farm, northeast of town. |
hey are building a neat cottage near
ohn's house. Mrs. Slonaler has been II
ute sick, but is improving. +.
{. B. Yettcr and wife, of Havcnsvillc,
rived here the latter part OF the week,
} visit Mrs. Yetter's parents, J. II. Nc n
wen and wife, and her sister, Mrs. f. c. o,
man. Airs, Oman is very sick cs
Judge Stein issued marriage license, ci,
tuesday,, to Geo. w. Rockwell, of Kan tr
IS City, and Miss Ella J. Graham, of y, "
nderson county They were married, -
edncsday morning and went to Kan tv
IS City. Al
Scott Elliott made a business trip to 70
dian Creek township the first OF the A.
eek and says the farmers are as busy u,
bees getting ready for their crops, and N
at if the weather is favorable, the most he
them will soon have their corn planted tn
- an
Frank Penniman. of Fit. Scott, was in W
c city, Tuesday, in the interest of the sa
ring bicycle, of which he is one of the in
He appointed Frank pu
lm agent Tor the company here. The Ga;
ring is an up-to-date wheel-as good del
the best. APP
Mrs. J. NJ. Randall, lately of Quencmo,
Is has been visiting her parents, Geo 7
dden and wife, went to Cherryvale, vii
turday, where she and her husband
We taken up their abode. MIR. Ran ~
u is working for his brother, Arthur Id