Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-02-10

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Mrs. Geo Murdock went to Kansas
CITY, Saturday, on visit to friends.
ANY one having farm to rent can
learn of Il good tenant by calling at this
Office.
S. w. Sturdivan and daughter are now
keeping house on Sixth avenue, west of
Oak street,
Late Champc and Henry Stincbaugh
were up from Greeley, Saturday, on
business.
Miss Alberta Doud, of TT. Scott, was
in the city, Saturday, on her way home
from Baldwin
Johnny Blum came down from Kansas
CITY, Sunday, on business, returning
home yesterday
Henry Goddard has been having tus-
sic with the grip, but he came out on top,
and is about town again.
Weather Prophet Hicks says winter
isn't over and thac February will be n
bad month for man and beast.
A son of Mrs S. d. Young, OF Harris
1--WE did not learn his namc), called, Mon
d,v. and added to our wealth.
The pic social at the Spring Branch
school house, which was to have taken
last Friday night, was postponed till
tonight.
Take your pencil and put down, in
figures, eleven thousand, eleven hundred
and eleven. It's easy enough after yon
know how.
For up-to-date work try the barber
shop in the basement under the Bank o
Commerce. Fine porcelain bath tub IN
connection. Hot and cold baths.
Miss Mabby Kane and John Kane, of
Greensburg. who are attending the State
University, came down from Lawrence
last Friday, on a visit to Z. F. Gregory
and family.
Bob Sutherland, ir., has resigned as
clerk in Wagstai's clothing store, and
entered school Monday morning Char
lev Lesh, of Ell Dorado, takes his place
in the store,
When the counties Of Kansas are re-
imbursed for caring for the insane when
there was not room for them in the state
insane asylumS, Anderson county VIII
get $6,63+.
Mrs. Grumley, widow Of Rev. Grun-
lev. a former resident OF Garnett, died
last Sunday, at Kansas City. The re,
mans were brought here for burial be
side her husband. Bert Mccoy and wife
accompanied the body here Deceased
was Mrs. McCoy's mother.
Our old friend a, w. Brooks, OF Greeley
Maid us a welcome visit last Monday, lie
has been on the sick list the past three
months, but is now on the upgrade. he
thinks that as soon as his mouth gets so
he can wear his store teeth again, he
will make as much noise rs ever
Do 20 keep chiclens' Then you ought
TO have the Farm Journal We give it i'll
clubbing with the AGrTAroR both tor
the price of our paper only. Pay up all
arrearages and a wear ahead and the
farm Journal will como five years, and
get to you if you are On this plnnc'
The Rarm Journal Is che 'p but not too
cheap to be good; it is full of ginger and
gumpton, and has as many other Gooo
things in ii that you can use as any paper
at any price. 1t will be sent five years to
subscribers of the AGlTAroR who pay
arrearagcs and ono year i'll advance,
lay Baughman and wife have returned
to Chanute, Nj, BauShmQN has beSi
employed IN Manners store r>r mum
Der of years. A year or two ago, the'
went to Chanutc, but only remained
short time Returning to Garnet, h
went back into Manners store. Il
made many frien Is while in the store,
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' Geo. T. Rose received telegram las
Saturday, informing kim thGt his siste'
Miss Helen Rose, was burned 10 destf
: She lived at a boarding house at Sprlni
field, Ill. The house burned on Satu'' a
morning. Three persons suffered dealt
Mrs. Whitney, the proprietor OF tt
. house; Miss Rose and ] c Hail. an %
q gentleman. Miss Rose was W Il know
q in Garnett, and lived here several yea
ago.