Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-11-24
LITTLE LOCALS

MISS OeHcNlNc meyer WSllt 10 latcS
Center Wednesday.
J. g. Wood went to Kansas City, We'd |
nesday, on business.
Ed Rcbstock was down from Johnson
county over Sunday.
H. Stanley Mustard was down from
Abilene over Sunday.
Ed Groll and wife went up to Michigan
Valley, Tuesday, on visit.
Mrs. W. p. Mcdonald went to Osa-
watomic, Tuesday, to visit her daughter,
Mrs Let Miller
Mrs. D. Campbell arrived from Solo
mon, Sunday, and will spend the winter
with her son Will
Mrs. j. r. Whitney came down from
Lawrence, Monday, to visit her mother,
Mrs. Margaret Groll.
John W. Staley representing the st.
Louis Republic, was in town, yesterday.
John is an old-time Greeley boy.
Miss Fanny Furman, who has been
visitiog her grandparents, John Post and
wife, went to Kansas City, Tuesday.
Mrs. Johns, of Sedalia Mo, who has
been visiting II. W. Galley and wife and
Mrs. Lon Douthett, returned home, on
Wednesday.
Southeast Kansas Teachers Associa-
ton meets in lola, Nov. 80 and Dec
and 2. The Santa Fe railroad company
gives one and one-third rate.
The Union Thanksgiving service will
be held Nov. 3Oth, at 1890 a. m, in the
U p church. The sermon will be by
Rev w. II. HOWE, Of that church.
The ladies OF the Nj. E. church Will
serve. Thanksgiving dinner at the Audi
forum. Dinner % cents. There WILDE
handkerchief bazaar in connection.
Chas. Deuker and Miss Rosa Tippin
will be married at the home OF the
brides parents, in Greeley, next Wednes-
day evening We offer congratulations.
Charley Coleman SAYS that, so far the =
month OF November has been the best u
month for passenger traffic on the Santa
Fe this station has experienced for sever
al years.
W. II. Stewart, who has been looking f
alter the Missouri Pacific pumps between
Benedict and Toronto the past month,
came home, Tuesday morning, to visit "
his family. y
We understand that VIII A. Savage,
at ono time engaged in the jewelry bust
ness in Garnett, is now lying very low at j
his home in Waterbury, Conn, and vii v
probably not recover. T
Prof Ward, teacher of Latin in the
College of Emporia, preached at the fo
Presbyterian church last Sunday. The h,
will try to secure his ser D,
vices. for the next six months.
Meggs ISLANDERS and wife were visiting al
his sister, Mrs H. NJ, Ellis, the first OF il,
the week. About twenty.six years ago, dc
Meggs ran a restaurant in Garnet, in ST
with Columbus Hedges.
VIII Woodwork and sister, Myra, left I'll
for Chicago, Tuesday, he to take po- m
stion as conductor on a strect-car, and IN
she to visit relatives. She will visit pl
before returning home.
The Congregationalists will make thci, be
annual offering for the work of the nc
American board, next Sunday. Thepas- II
tor will preach an appropriate sermon. f'
Every member ofthe church should attend
the service, and the public are invited
Mrs. Allie Allbaugh, of San Francisco, co
Cal, who has been visiting her parents, Ga
D. E. Stephens and wife, went to Kan an
sas City, Morday, to visit her sister, M
Mrs. Clffe NJ Brooke. From Kansas lei
City she goes to Dallas, Texas, to visit
her brother, Randall Stephens. frc
WI
The w. r. c. in Kansas seems to be on a.,
the wane. Over 100 corps have disband- TO-
I'd in recent years, including all corps in IN,
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