Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-02-24

INiHots.
The remains of ID. Is. Wheeler were
sent to Chetopa. instead of Chanute, as
stated last week.
Gordon, the baker, will move across
the street. into the new Groll building,
the first of March.
Miss Bertha Mcllen came down from
Olathe, Saturday morning, to visit her
father and sister Lillian.
Charley Iindcnsmth came i'll from
the short-grass country last Friday. He
has been absent several months.
Mrs. Adam Loeb and children, of Buff
alo, was in the city over Sunday, visit
ing her sister. Mrs. DIR. Douglass.
Mrs. Fanny I,riuson. of st. Louis, ar
rived here, Monday, to attend tue mar
riage of her sister. Miss Nena Crawford.
Our old friend Thomas Weathcrman
writes us that he has moved from Colony
to lola, where the AGIrAroR still visits
him.
lake Tidrow went to Osawatomie,
Saturday, with his brother Mayne and
his sister, Mrs. Bcckutb, who were over
on a visit.
". Phillips has reccivid carload of
furniture of the latest styles. His store,
in the new Groll building, is one Of the
| handsomest in the state.
For up-to-date work try the barber
shop in the basement under the Bank OF
Commerce. Fine porcelain bath tub in
connection Hot and cold baths
NJ. J. Turrell was in from Union town
ship Saturday, and called. He says he
has been having 3 spell of dog distempcr,
and Mrs. Turrell has been having Ia
grippe,
Mrs, Smith Shockey is down from
Kansas City, visiting her mother, Mrs.
Morey Hlner. and her brother, Jesse Pur
cell. Smith Is at Hot Springs, Ark, for
his health.
John McWiliams, who has been visit
ing his old home in Ohio, dropped off
here last Saturday, on his return to
Canon City, Colo, He says prosperity
hasn't struck Ohio vervhard.
The cow kicked the bucket over and
spilled the milk, and if you do not get
the Farm Journal for five years just by
paying up what you owe us for the AGI-
TAToR and year ahead, you will be like
tnat cow. The Farm Journal is the big
gest paper of its size in the United States
of America.
7. M. Wood, of Washington township,
called on us, Monday. He had just re.
turned from Linn county, with his bride,
formerly Miss Lilly Simpson. The bride
asd groom will make their home in Pratt
county. and have ordered the AGIrA7oR
and Twicc-a-W Week Kansas City Times to
visit them at their new home. We wish
them success and happiness
X. F. Wood, of Washington township,
called, Wednesday, and left a fiity-cent
dollar. Mr.. Wood is all old miner In
1863. he visited the Philippine islands,
remaining there several months. He
says the mountains of the Philippines
are rich with minerals, and he THINKS tbs
object Of Mckinley and his crowd is to
capture these rich mineral lands,
Revival services arc now In progress ut
the First Baptist church. conducted BY
Harry Haldeman, of Kansas City, Mo.
The attendance has been good and the
interest fine though only been in progress
since Saturday night. Services 10 a. M.
and S p. M Christians of every name,
come and work end make this meeting
blessing to every church here, and also
to the whole town. -
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Ns are glad to learn that Commission
er Harrington will return from Kansas
CITY, tomorrow. He has been absent a
long time. When he lit hons, he did
not expect to return alive, He passed
safely through the ordeal Of a surgical
operation, and has suffered good deal
since. He came out on top" how
ever, and will soon be with No again.
His many friends will be glad.