Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-10-20
DR.. Z. Z. Hamilton, of Wichita, was
in the city the latter part of last week.

DR.. Z. L. Hamilton, of Wichita, was
in the city the latter part of last week.
Mrs J. Nj. Alexander and daughter
Maggie, of Welda township, paid us a
visit, Saturday.
mick" Nichols and wife were visiting
Scion Ellis and wife, at Eudora, the
first of the week.
Stephen Lake came down from Bald
win, Saturday, and visited with rela-
tives over Sunday.
Quincy McAfee and his force have fin
ished their work on the new Catholic
church at Emerald
NJ. ]. Reitz, OF Kansas City, Howard
Hester's attorney, spent Sunday with
J c. Miller and family.
Rev. Henderson and wife went to
Olathe, Tuesday. to attend the Congre'
gational church association.
&c ,rge DeWolf has traded his resi-
d.nce in town to ]. c. Miller for his
place in Orchard Park addition.
P. Lickteig and wife, of Putnam town
spip, who were visiting friends in Bour-
bon county, came home, Saturday.
Tnos. MEGA que left tor Fayetteville,
Ark, Wednesday, to look after a farm
he purch ased in that neighborhood.
Elder E. Marshall received word the
first of the week, that his son Charlie,
who is in New York, is much better.
Mrs. Chas. Stose left, Wednesday, on
her return to St. Joseph, Mo. She was
accompanied by Miss Nellie Lindensmith.
Mrs. Ada Majors has purchased fine
monument for her husbands grave, from
the Garrett Marble and Granite Works.
T. J. Wilson returned from Joplin, Mo-.
Saturday, but went back, Wednesday.
He is engaged IN prospecting fol- mineral
Miss Mary Martin, OF Topeka, came
down on Thursday, of last week, on a
visit to Mrs. Lee Russell and other
friends.
Jesse Hibbs and family have moved in
to the house just vacated by Dave Nc
Donald, east of the railroads, on Fourth
avenue.
Mrs. w, H. Slocum and daughter. Iva
and Misses Maud McQuaid and Nellie
McMurray, of Jackson township, wero
callers last Saturday.
T. w. Danley, the Mineral Point black
smith, called, Tuesday, and added his
name to our list, besides subscribing for
the St. Louis Republic.
Mrs George Collette, of Washington
left, Saturday, for Fresno,
California, where she will make her
home with her brother, George Balch.
Rolla Wagstaff, Emmett Hunley, Ralph
Brooke, Will Campbell, Mark Hiatt and
Misses Carrie Rover and Irene Shrake
took infringing show at lola, Tuesday.
George Dixon, of Greeley, who has
been working in lola for some time.
came home, Saturday. He says there is
lots of work there, but wages are very'
low.
Reuben Barndt went to Independence,
Monday, to visit Oscar Moon a few
days. He goes from there to Oklahoma
City, and may 20 further south and
west Reuben has been in poor health
for some time, and he thinks change of
scenes and climate will benefit him.
List of Allowances.
Following are the bills allowed by the
board of county commissioners at the
October term:
l. ID Kirk salary .....,...... ... 3 300 90 |
DIR BrysOn dental work pris. ...... 200
do do poor. $50. 200 |
II W French mdse poor -. .... Is
W Shields postage .......... ... 81
do salary =. =. ..... ..... 800 90 |
do clerk hire. ........... 100 90
do special order ...... 1877 90 |
w X Shaw nidse poor. l %
do do ..... $50. 10 So |
P f Keeney boarding pris 2a4 90
do fees insane .... so
do drawing jury. ......... 200
do fees 49,. ........... IL 30 |
do Crane case .......... 775
do Shull case.... go. e. AZ AZ
do Crane case. ......... ~
do bed quilts pris. ..,..... 10 so