Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-07-14

Miss Lou Tillson has been visiting
friends III Fl. Scott
Prof II. S. Myers went to Lawrence,
Wednesday, on a visit
Miss Bette Farris came down from
Kansas City, Monday.
Tom Watson cams down from Topc-
ka, yesterday, on visit.
Edith Capper went to LcRoy, Wcdnes-
day, to visit Grace Ricketts,
| Hon. l.. X. Kirk and wife left for Col
orado, Wednesday, to spend the sum-
mer.
DR.. AL HURT, of Cass county, Mo-.
visited relatives here the fore part of the
week.
Rev. A. O. Penniman will preach at
the Congregational church next Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Sarah Wing and Mrs Jno. Grum-
mel returned from El Dorado Springs,
Yesterday.
Miss Nettie Perkins, of Colony, visited
with Mrs. Ada Bowman, the fore part
of the week
]. f. Pulliam, of Memphis, Mo-, was
visiting his brother, Rev Pulliam, the
fore part of the week
Miss Cora Peak, of Lexington, Mo-,
who has been visiting Mrs. Paul Kirk,
returned home, Tuesday,
Sam'l Rankin, of Sugar Valley. was in
town, Wednesday, after doctor. Three
members of his family are sick.
Ralph and Frank Earnest who are
locatedin Chicago, came home to attend
the funeral of their grandmother
Miss May Capper, who was down
from Topeka, on visit to her mother
and sisters, returned home, Wednesday.
Chas. Miller, nephew of John Long
who has been here on visit of two or
three weeks, went to Kansas City, Mon
dav.
John Neville and family, who have
been living at Bayard the past two or
three years, have moved back to Law
renee.
Mrs. L. w. Smith lett, Monday, for
Muncie, Ind, to be present at the or
dnation of her son Galley, which took
place Yesterday.
The Independent Telephone COMPANY,
which is building long-dstance lines, mas
the poles scattered along the route from
lola to Ottawa
A crowd of Garnett baseball "fends"
went to lola, Tuesday, to see the game
between the lola Browns and the Kan
sas City Blues.
Frank A. Baker, of Lane, was in town
the first of the week. He is engaged in
the marble business, and was looking up
work about Garnett.
Rev. ]. r. Chambers, of carlton, was
in the city, Tuesday. He is well known
here, having been pastor of the L. b.
church several years ago.
Mrs A. b. Myres and daughter, who
were moving from lola to Lawrence,
stopped off, here, Saturday, and spent
Sunday with Rev. Puliam and wife.
Mrs. John HoIzapfcl, of Oklahoma
City, came up the latter part of last
week, on visit to Geo DeWolf and
wife. She returned home, Wednesday.
Mrs. Alma Ierriok, who has been Wis
ting relatives at Hartford, returned,
Friday, and is again visiting her parents,
W. X. Lacy and wife. She will soon re-
turn to Illinois.
Several members of the Twentieth
Kansas have been given commissions in
the new volunteer rcgimcnts-thc Twcn-
tv-slxth and Thirty Dan Craig
will be captain of a company, and
Henry Orwig will he a major
Rufus Blunt,s barn, at Greeley, was
struck by lightning on Thursday night
of last week. and the barn and its con-
tents were DESTROYED. There was about
$3.50 insurance on the barn. The loss,
above insurance, is fully $500.
NJ. II. Cleveland went to Edgerton the
latter part of last week, to investigate
the creamery at that place. He came
home on Monday. In conversation with
him he SAID the Edgerton creamery is a
big institution, and that the company is