Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-01-27

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Col. Bouct, of Greeley. came in to see as
us. Saturday. re
Mrs. Margaret Groll returned from tc
Olathc yesterday.
Miss Ivy Craig came down from L
Olathe, Monday. ia
Toe Carey's fin black mare died of %
ock-isw Sunday. =.
Fred Siglca went to Argentine last I'll
Saturday, on visit. Oh
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Mrs. May Axtcll Mclaughlin is here h,
from Ohio. visiting her parents h,
Rev. Pullism went to Fit. Scott, Tues u
dav, to assist in series of meetings.
Protracted meeting is in progress at 1T
the United Brethren church this week VI
Alex Farris came down from Kansas re
CITY. Friday, on visit of few days. W
Davis & Davis, Dentists, west side Of D
square, Albright building, upstairs. 9-23 i,
Mrs. Joe Carey is at Lawrence, at tt
tending her son, Gail, who has the
measles. q,
Geo. Y. Smith went to Topeka, Mon l.
dav. George is looking for job under A
Stanley. W
Harley Stein went to Breckenridge, :.
Mo-. to put in bank counter for the !;
furniture factory. =,
Col. fitzpatrick. of Leavenworth. was
in town, Saturday, in company with I'll
Rufus Blunt, of Greeley. a,
John Kratzberg was tried for insanity
in Judge STEMS court, Wednesday, and .''
the Jury found him insane. =, :.
Lewis Wallace. a Pullman car enploye, OF
was visiting his parents, Richard Wallace
and wife, Sunday and Monday.
NH Lingo, who has been up from Jc
Allen county since the death OF his father, OF
DR.. B. M. Lingo, paid us visit, Monday. ca
Misses Aida and Eva Kirkton leave for r
Colorado next week, to join the other
members of the family who went before. 10
The Modern Woodmen lodge of this
city had an oyster supper Wednesday G.
evening. All present spent an enjoyable =.
evening.
VIZ. Corney, of Westphalia paid us a -.
visit last Saturday, and left big round h.
dollar. He's one of the bestnatured
men on our list of readers.
Thos. B. Thompson, wife and daughter -.
Matte, who have been living at Nc ~
Louth the past two or three years, have
returned to Garnett to hive. sh
The Missouri Pacific road is building go
substantial crossing on the Telephone
road" drumming north of town, past the :.
Kirk FARM, near James Bells farm. d.
Our good old friend Samuel Mcclellan
was in from Lincoln township. Satur- FL,
day. He set his subscription anead and
subscribed for the Advocate and News.
Peter Engleman, who has been visit
ing down in Old Virginia the past month
or so, returned home yesterday. He ca
saws he had good time, but is glad to
be at home again.
There was mad-dog in town, Mon
day. The dog was q strange animal 1t M
bit several dogs, and they were allkilled, mi
so far as known. The mad-dog was also su
killed, at A, T. Cooks residence, &c
A little son of Rev, Pullam was bitten nj,
by pct wolf owned by Mark Andrews, pc
Tuesday morning. Mark keeps it chain in
ed, but it got loose that morning, and
attacked the boy. hurting him quite at
severely. fo
IL. Hartzel and Miss Daisy Morley i'm
were married at Osawatomie, Thursday
evening. Dave Hopkins, of the st. nc
lanes. witnessed the ceremony. We
wish the newly-married couple JOY and 81
prosperity l.
First come first served; SO march up &c
and nav back dues on the ACITAToR and q,
a year ahead. This will secure that NJ
good little paper, the Farm Journal, hve CT
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