Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-08-25
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Ft. A good many of our farmers are bus y
cutting corn,
, the Miss Arab Brooke went to Kansas City
Tuesday on a visit to relatives
rom Miss Flov Caldwell and Maud Archer
went to Yates Center, yesterday.
rom Emmett Hunley made business trip
to Richmond, the first OF the week.
)sa- Grandma Vines came in from Mont
md. Ido yesterday, to stay in town tor a
while
lille,
rorr Mrs. J. A. Scroggs went to Osawato-
mic, yesterday, to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Harry Baldwin
, = The ladies of the NJ. +. church will
serve ice cream and cake on the church
lawn Friday eve. Aug. Goth,
vcr Miss Coraa McAfee who has been over
from Blue Mound, visiting her brothers,
returned home the first of the week,
on Frank Mcclellan of the firm of Bicrley
& Mcclellan has sold his intercst in the
flour and feed business to Ira Bierlcv
ma,
Tho Graham Bros, the clothicrs, packed up
their stock OF clothing and shipped it to
Auburn, Nebraska, the first of the week.
'o'' David UT arrived dcrc from Omaha,
Tuesday on a visit to b. G. McCrea and
ov family He and his family left for home,
tbo yesterday.
w. w. Alexander and wife, of Greeley,
ON returned yesterday, from the Strip,
1r. where they have been visiting Grant
Fogle and wife.
,ve Fred Lewis tried to jump onto freight
its, train, Sunday, and slipped. A wheel
passed over part OF one foot, cutting off
one or two toes.
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OF Mrs. Willard IIerrick and son, who
have been visiting herparents, w. X: Lacy
and wife, for the past three or four months
'' left for her home at Jacksonville, H., Mon
day.
;4o Chas. Simons, brother of Liant" ST
. mons, drove over from Labette county,
arriving on Wednesday. The brothers
have not seen each other for n number of
&C, years.
Dol -,
We want to make arrangements with
two or three good responsible parties 10
;as canvass this county at once for snbscrip-
On tons. We can make it pay the right par
ties we'll
el Mrs. A. j. Smith received a postal-card
ir from Mrs. +. G. Barber, Tuesday, written
at Rome. Misses Mary and Mamie Hun
ter received a card from her written at
as Versailles.
\ goodly number OF Garnctt young
folks and some from Greeley attended |
W. the Epworth League convention at lola
10 and the Christian Endeavor convention
at Humboldt
- Wen never forget that iar-away look
''' that some Of the old topcrs had on their
faces as they sat on the trustlc, south of
town, and watched Sheriff Kccncy dump
:. the Wcstphalia frc-watcr into the ditch
it's
The Garnett and Richmond baseball
iCnt,c ''crncS,J katS' l.,ct C,,,,,J,,.
re Richmond The Richmond boys had I'M
a ported some pretty good players and
'ir thought they had sure thing but they
were pretty badly mistaken, for our boys
did EN- up in great shape.
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Ter We have received the premium list ofthe
I'm williamsburg fair, which will he held Sept /
4th, 5thand 9th. This promises to She |
-. good fair. There will be unusual attract |
-. ions-among them, chariot races, rough |
~, riders, dog show, bareback riding by Ia
~ dies, baby show, etc.
NJ. The annual meeting of the w. c. T. L. |
ISIS was held in the First Baptist Church on
ur Thursday, Aug. II. The following officers
were elected: President, Mrs Rhoda
Dobbs; corresponding secretary, Mrs
F. Smith; recording secretary, Mrs. Lilly
at Macklin treasurer. Mrs. Ho pkins
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an, Lee lIunzinger met with serious acct
dent, Tuesday, while cutting corn with
al. corn harvester He wasnot familiar with
,or the machine. Before it could be stopped,
VII the eflsh and cords about the ankle were
rn cut severely. Mr.. Hunzngcr, the boys