Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-04-21
Tony flashing is night clerk at the
Fourth Avenue hotel

Fourth Avenue hotel.
Mrs. l.. E. Mastcrman has been visit
ing relatives and friends at Eureka til
past week.
Judge Stein united in marriage ia.
Paradce and Miss JUNE Wilson, of Xii
, caid, Wednesday.
John Warnock, of Sugar Valley, mad
a business trip to Lamar, Mo-, the latte
part of last week.
Jake Barndt is making the opera hous
more substantial than ever by building
heavy brace wall on the north side.
Chas. Marshall and wife came dow
from Topeka, yesterday, on visit t.
his parents, Conway Marshall and wifi
We have just received large supply q
square envelopes winch we will sell Il
. cents per bunch, or 900 in box 70
10 cents.
7. Z. Bump, who runs saw mill OF
North Potawatomic, near the WOlkci
crossing, has a contract with the manu-
facturers of Winchester rifles to furnish
them with gunstocks. He has shipped &
number, and is now at work on n car
load.
A large number of Miss Bertha Morses
friends gave her surpri' &c party, Wed
nesday evening, at her home on Oak
street. There were about twenty-five OF
thirty young people present and every
one enjoyed themselves immensely.
Rev. HOWE, pastor of the United Pres.
byterian church; Rev. Crawford Rankin,
of Ottawa, and a number of other min
listers went to Greeley, Tuesday, to attend
the U. P. Presbytery. They returned to
Garrett, Wednesday, and installed Rev.
HOWE as minister of the church here.
Rev. r. l.. Hartford, of Portland, Ore
gon, is visiting his sister, Mrs. ]. c. Mill
err, and family. Years ago, Rev. Hartford
preached at Greeley and other points in
Anderson county, as well as Linn county,
and has many friends in the two counties.
B. +. Aculf and S. w. Sturdivan, OF
Sarnett, were in the city Saturday. Mr..
\. is the proprietor of n mammoth cloth
ny store at Garrett, and he has been
ooking over the situation with view to
putting in large and up-to-date stock
If clothing at this place.-Mound City
Republic.
A number of the young folks of the
JUNCTION neighborhood gave surprise
'arty last Friday night (the 14th), in
onor of Miss Iva Severn, that being her
fifteenth birthday. There were about
hirty guests present. Ice cream and
axe were served. Allenioyed themselves
ntil late hour.
We learn of the death of Mrs. Sherman
.udrow, at the home of her parents, in
lawrence. She had been poorly for some !
me, and the report of the wounding of
err husband near Manila aggravated her
ilment to such an extent that she died
lst Monday. Deceased was well known
| Garrett, where she lived for several
ears. She leaves husband and two
r three little children.
Frank Blum fooled the boys. He said !
. was going to Ohio Instead, however,
. went to Kansas City, Kas., and mar
ed one of the prettiest girls in that city
Miss Jane Donnelly, who lived at s16
altimore avenue. The ceremony was
by Judge Snyder, at the home
the bride. Frank and his bride came
,me, Sunday night, and Settled down"
e wish them all sorts of good things,
I'd hope all their troubles will be little
les.
F. F. Phillips, the furniture man, has
st received an immense line of new fur
ture, which he is selling very cheap,
nsidering the quality of the goods.
G invites every lady in Anderson county
call and see his fine line of box-lounges,
e latest thing out. Mr.. Phillips has an
giant line of couches, ranging in price
I'm $500 up. If you are thinking of
wing new furniture, carpets, curtains
anything in his line, you should give
m call.
The Business Mems Club, at its meet
Z on Monday night, discussed the ques-
IN of patronixing the Garrett mills, and
number of merchants pledged them
YES to handle Garrett flour. Messrs.
cker and McCrum were present. and
ey said they would warrant every
und of their flour Mr.. Decker grew
in mill, and knows how to make
I'D flour We are Glad of this move on