Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-06-16

the south SIDE.
w. II. Stewart is working for tn,
Santa Fe at Chanute.
Don't forget that Garrett will have &
rousing celebration, July 4th.
Greeley, Kincaid and Westphalia ar,
going to celebrate the Fourth
Miss S. ]. Thompson went to Kansas
City, yesterday, to spend few weeks.
Miss Bertha Mellen is home from Ola
the. and will remain during the summer.
Bertha Her, who has been attending
school at Kansas City, came home, Mon
day.
Tony flashing has gone to Needles,
California. He says he has left Garrett
"for good"
June 20 is the day set to vote on the
proposition to issue bonds to bore for
gas, oil, etc.
Miss Maud Young will teach in the
Osawatomie schools again during the
next school year.
We learn that George Shull is in Jail at
lola, charged with stealing $500 from a
resident Of that city.
Lewis Walker, who has been cooking
in a hotel in Kansas City, came home
the latter part of last week.
Get us two new paid-up subscribers
and we will send you the Farm Journal
for five years for your trouble.
George Marshall left for New York,
last Friday, to visit his brothers and
other rela tives during vacation.
DR.. Van Stavern requests to announce
that he has decided to remain in Garnett,
and is ready to make calls again.
We will send you the twice-a-week
Kansas City Times one year free it you
will get us two new paid-in-advance
Scott Judy atd Miss Minnette Miller
wento Emporia, Wendesdav, to attend J
The state normal. They will take a spec
course.
The Epworth League gave reception
o the normalites last Friday evening, at
he Methodist church. They served
waters and lemonade.
Maud Hawley, daughter Of Eugene
Iawley, who was adjudgcd insane last
veek, cannot be admitted to the asylum
because OF lack of room.
Mrs. S. L. Coley returned from indie
endencc, No., Monday, where she had
een visiting her husband. She expects to
pend the summer with her parents, ]. b.
Wood and wife.
David Wallace, of Chicago, who has
as been visiting his grandparents,
.ichard Wallace and wife, preached at
he A. NJ. f. church last Sunday evening
nd attracted a large crowd. He 10
My nineteen years Of age.
I'm Wilson says he put up at the same
otel with Ex-Governor Leedy, ex-Treas-
rer Howe, ex-Secretary Of State Bill
Higgins and a lot more ex-officiais, at
alena, and had a good time. He says
eedy has some mighty good mining
roperty.
Mrs. Chas. Vaughn and Miss Bessie
ELL of Jackson township, were
lllers, Monday. Mrs. Vaughn said the
hildren's day exercises at the Junction
.hool house were postponed till next
nnday, owing to the swollen condition
the streams, which kept the people at
ONE.
We wish to call your attention to the
alfpage lad" of the Wagstaff Clothing
ouse, which appears on the first page.
hey bought exceedingly heavy this
,ring, and, rather than carry their
,ring and summer goods over, have
INCLUDED to give the people Of this and
Joining counties the benefit Of genu-
C 10 per cent reduction. This house
andes nothing but the yerv best goods
the H S. g. M. clothing, which is guar.
nteed. 1t has been over q quarter of a
injury since this house was established,
nd at the present time Is one of the
rgest and best in the state, Honest
ealing has been their policy ever since :
le house was established, back in the
.venties, and it Is very seldom that a
usiness house gains such reputation as
icy have. When you buy a suit of
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