Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-04-21

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Miss May Capper went to Topeka, gon
Tuesday err, q
Mrs. Barber went to Topeka, Tuesday, p'es
to visit friends. anu
Mrs. Thos. Bowles came over from
Osawatomie, Monday. B.
A. J. Vaughn, of Jackson township j, :.
called on us, Wednesday, ;nr
Charley Newton has been very sick for look
several days, but is on the mend putt
| of Ct
DR.. Monroe came over from Osawato- Repr
mic, Saturday, to visit his family
Mrs Ada Bowman goes to Neodesha I"">
this week, to take charge of a patient in '''' :
the capacity of a nurse. "on'
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Miss Mary Pomeroy, of Salina, who thirt
was visiting her sister Mrs f. f Gibson cake
returned home, Monday. until
Mrs. Judge Schoonover and Miss Cora
po.,o,. .. 49, O.a...,,:a r..,. Rudr
to visit Mrs. Frank l.. Brown. '.""
time,
Hank Ellis went to Eudora Saturday. her h
to see that new grandson at Soon's. He a,ime
and Mrs Ellis returned home Monday last .
in Ga
W. p. Aldridge, of Mont Ida whose years
pension has amounted to $12 month, or tn
has been allowed an increase of So a
month.
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Clark Decker who IS now running the he We
Leroy mill came over, Saturday. on a ried q
visit. He is ageing somewhat but has Mis-
the same merry twinkle of the eve as of Balti
old. copd,
We learn that "Coal-Oil Johnny" for. OF th'
merly the Standard Oil Companv's agent home
at this place, is doing time" in the Mis- we
souri, pcnitentiary for issuing checks ON n and h
bank where he had no money. ones.
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,.. n' l n,.s y, 'r'"',o" 1N"'' just re
Vi niture
Ivy anu i'' ii'''''''"' VI consit
o'.a"" a''''eu ne'e' Mo.'uay q" He in
visit to their parents, d. E. Stephens and -, ~,
wife. ",
the la
Mrs. May Hesp Alexander, of Topeka, elegar
who has been visiting her parents Sphinx from
Hesp and wife, at Welda, came up, Tues buyn
day, to visit her grandmother, Mrs. or am
Sarah A. Walker, and her aunt, Mrs. Ada him
Bowman.
The
we are III receipt o' 'he report Oh ing on
schooi ehteI 'a'"'''eh', Inc writer signing ton o
his name "Topsy." publishing it. we nun
violate one of our rules. Hereafter, the solves
real name of the writer must be given, Decke,
hoo necessarily ior Puphcat'oh' they
r 49,, W pound
~, - up in
will hold their quartely missionary tea a.. =,
at the home of Mrs. ]. S. Mason, on ,. +,
Tuesday evening, April 25th. They will orrr.,
serve from to o'clock Price 10 cts. W. &c
home
Montgomery, the railroad man who
was in Jail for killing another section
man at Kincaid, got out on writ OF
habeas corpus, Tuesday, owing to a de- r. +
et in the original papers issusd by JUS ing ca
tice-ofthc- Peace Marsh. County Attor- recomI
ney Kirk issued new warrant, however, 1t IS
and Montgomery was again arrested. preser'
" tops, b
number of members OF the X. OF p article
odge went to Osawatomie. Wednesday, in ever
to visit the lodge there. Those are the shoe s
names of those who went: ]. II. Slicer box OF
accompanied by his wife, Judge Stein. r,
". H. Stein A. c. Farrow, w. F. Hemp ~
stead, John Doll, John Long, Frank John Teac
ion, Frank Hills, Henry Myers. AL Cop Saturd
wage, Chas. Cline, John Baldwin, Chas. school
srv, Dave Mcdonald, John Grummei,
elmer Risdon, Elon Beck Mid Tidrov
md Leper Adams. Mrs.