Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-02-03


, Mrs. X. W. Galley returned, last +
day, from visit with friends at Paols
l The mandolin club furnished music
: the cast-sidc school last Friday afte
noon.
B. F. Walker has received from Ottaw
a thoroughbred boar, of the Tccums,
strain.
Kansas is a great state for weathc
, We frequently have seven different k,nt
!. in week.
Bob Milligan has closed his job prin
ing Office, and is working in the Plat
dealer Office.
We see in the Bayard items to the hi
caid'pispatch that John Neville is still
the stock business;
The Lone Elm Ledger is dead again
and the Kincaid Dispatch has purchase
the Lcdger's subscriptionlst.
We see by the Greeley Graphic tina
Arthur Randall. formerly of Garnet
will open tinshop at Cherryvale.
Mrs. Ida Hubbard. of Ottawa, VIII
was visiting her parents, ID. E. Stephen
and wife. returned home last Friday.
]. W. Laweliin returned home last Fri
day. accompanied by his brother David
OF Labette county. who will visit here
while
Master Lancewell Barber, who ha.
been living with his grandfather, w. Fl
Mellen, went to his parents, IN Topeka
Monday.
Miss Jennie Holderman, of Kingston
Ohio, who has been visiting Maj. l.. M
Earnest and wife, left last Friday, on
her return home.
Ed Siglea and Miss Mary Campbell
were married at Argentine on Thursday
of last week They came down, Satur-
day, and went out home and prepared
for housekeeping.
The Missouri Pacific road used about
$50 worth OF water at this station in
December. The average amount paid
the city for water bv the road is about
s65.
Mr.. Thompson, of Garnett, was IN the
,itv Wednesday, looking for a building
n which to locate Il. blacksmith shop.
He is said to be fine blacksmith
Mound City Standard
Chas. Morford, of Bush City, spent
Sunday with the AGITATOR family. He
. now going on four legs two wooden
result OF fall vile working
IN Scott Thomas new barn.
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A lamp exploded at Gus Graves resi-
lence last Friday evening. Mrs. Graves
Ind her baby were the only persons in
he house, and had not Bert MoEwen
cen the flames and ran into the house
md put out the fire, the result would
lave been disastrous.
Kincaid Dispatch, Jan. 81: Miss Loda |
1unter, of Garnett. is visiting relatives :.
II this vicinity.-Miss Bessie Staley, of
,arnett, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
;. c. Wright, Miss Maud Axtell, of
Sarnett, and sister, Mrs. May I-aughlin,
# Columbus, Chic, arc visiting friends
n the city.
L. J. Fuller met with painful accident |
It his gallery in Mont Ida. last Satur-
Law. When the blizzard announced its |
oming he got on his stepladder to !
lose the gallery windows. The wind |
uddcnly came along with q whoop and !
howl and upset the s.cp-laddcr. throw
ne Mr.. Fuller to the ground. dislocatin
lis lett wrist and bruising him pretty
'adly. Consequently he came home for
epairs.
Westphalia Times; DeVoc, the wealth
+ prophet, says there will be no more
old weather, with but one exception after
anuary 3oth, this winter,---"Kooge"
Sellerman has recently purchased two
acers from Alex Tilford and will take
hem west to win fame and Fortunes
Z Anglehoffer, former and early citizen
If Westphala died at his home in Kan
as CITY last Friday, and was buried in
he Catholic cemetery here Saturday.
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ion readers each issue. 1t is putt1npin a