Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-04-14


rucsley, ON business.
Mrs | Rum went to Ottawa, Tuesday,
visit her daughter Mrs. Chas. Cook.
O. r. Gregory came dovH from Lars
ing, Saturday, to visit his family, He
looks yel.
y. l. Bowman has had ccmcn, walk
put down in front of his building soutl
o the square
The infant daughter OF Peter Nerhelst
and wife, OF Greeley, died of nicaslc, last
Saturday; age ! months.
Gene Smith arrived here from Port
Arthur, Sunday, on business. lie went
to Kansas City. Monday morning.
T, u. Thompson and family went to
Ninland, Douglas count :, Saturday, and
viii make their homc with Il daughter.
Miss Mjry Hunter came down from
johnson county, Saturday, to visit her
aunt, Mrs, G. b. Babcocl;, near Lone Elm
N $. Anna I.arick, OF Colorado, visit
c her friend, Miss Dora Stosc, over Sun
day. she went to Richmond, Monday,
to vi other friends.
|. D. Pilkington went to Lawrence,
Monday, and from there he went to
Horton to organize a lodge Of the Fra
ternal Aid.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Cayaness came up from
Chetopa, Saturday, to visit her mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Swallow, and her sister,
Miss Emma Swallow.
Roy Cain arrived here from TT Crooks
Neb., Sunday. He is a member of the
Red Cross hospital corps, and will leave
tor Manila on the 25th.
John Vaughn returned from Port Ar
thur the latter part of last week. He
has been working for Gene Smith. The
climate down there doesn't agree with
him.
Uncle Jack Gardner, who has been con-
nccted with the mill at lie Roy, visited
doc" Decker and family over Sunday,
He went from here to Greeley, to visit
old friends.
The funeral OF Capt. d. S. Elliott, who
was killed at Manila, will take place at
Cofieyvile, to-day. Rev. A. S. Freed,
formerly of Geeey, will assist in the tuner
al exercises.
|. II. Vansickle and wife, of Sugar City, |
Neb., who have been visiting their son,
Ed, and wife, the past few weeks go to
Cherryvale this week, to visit Rev, NJ.
f. King and wife.
Frank Shockey, of Kincaid died last
Friday, of asthma. His death was very
sudden the attack lasting only half an
hour. Mrs. d. +. Klise, of Garrett, at
tended the funeral,
Frank Blum left, Sunday, for Middle
ton, Ohio, to sign a contract with the
Racycle company as its travelling agent.
Frank knows all about wheels, and will
make good agent.
V. b. Sneed and wife, of Independence,
No. spent Sunday and Monday in the
city, the guests of J. b. Wood and wife.
They spent the winter in Texas, and were
on their way home.
DR.. Smith, who has been assistant
physician at the Topeka insane asylum,
has moved to Garrett, and lives in the
new cottage built bv S. Crum, near the
Long Bell lumber yard.
We were misinformed, last week, about
O. b. Aldrich, his sister and the baby,
Instead of going to Emporia they went
to Iowa, and it was his sister, Emma, in
stead of Mrs. Bailey, who took the daby
home with her.
Sam Fuson, of Greeley, took the train
here, NJ onbay, for Garfield, WASH near
Spokane, where he has job as timer.
lie says three other Greeley doys-Barncy
Boudewyns, Henry Steinbaugh and Wal
ter Rymus-have good jobs at Spokane.
The county commissioners have order
ed the North Potawatomie bridge raised
and the approaches Strengthened, so that
the farmers will be able to come to Gar
nett without risking their necks. Peter
Barndt has the contract, which insures
good work.
H. X. Winans went to Kansas City,
Monday, to meet an uncle, who is a
member of a company which manuiac-
lures Edison's electrical goods. Hank is
to be the western advertising manager
for the company, his territory including
Kansas and other western states, He
said he would probably visit the factory