Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-07-13

KARSAS AGfTATea. |
II. S. Shields returned from Kansas
City, Tuesday.
John Grummcll has been on the sick
list several days.
Frank Tibbetts and wife returned from
Wamego, Tuesday.
w. S. Griffith, of Glenloch, paid us
visit last Saturday.
"Fun In a Hospital" ut the Auditori-
um, Monday night.
Geo. Pratt and wife, of Paris, Texas,
have little daughter.
Durward HOWE is visiting at his old
home in Walton, N, Y.
Judge Schoonover went to Kansas
City Tuesday, on business.
O.W Wyatt and wife came down from
Kansas City, Saturday, on visit.
| ]. w. flashing has had shcet-iron
awning built in front of his restaurant
Coming! Comingl Comingl Colored
Jubilee Singers! Monday night, July 16.
If YOU want tocnjoy good laugh, 90
to the Auditorium, Monday night, July
! 16.
Don't fail to hear the Solored Jubilee
Singers at the Auditorium, next Monday
night.
Mary Monroe, who visited friends here
last week, returned to Osawatomic, Sat
urday.
Mrs. Narcssus Blair, of Parsons, is
visiting her parents, Richard Wallace
and wife.
O p. Gregory and daughter Lizzie
went to Ottawa, Tuesday, to visit Mrs
Sam'l Whitehead.
Garnctt's base ball nine went to Prince
ton, Saturday, and got licked by the
Princeton boys, one tally.
Cyclone" Isctt, of Chanutc, the rat
Ting Democratic drummer Orator, was
shaking hands with "the boys" here,
Tuesday
Hon. l.. X. Kirk and wife left for Col
orado, Tuesday, for the benefit of his
health. They will he gone about three
months.
If yon want to laugh until your sides
grow sore, go to the Auditorium Mon-
day evening, and hear the Colored Jub-
lice Singers Admission 10 and 20 cents.
Miss Mnnctte Miller went to Ottawa,
Tuesday, to attend the Chautauqua as
sembly. Shcgoes from Ottawa to Law
renee for n months visit
You will miss half of your life if you
miss the sidc-splitting afterpiccc Fun In
a Hospital, at the Auditorium, Monday
night, July 1G Admission 10 and 20
cents
/ L. NJ. Earnest and wife, Mrs. Mills and
daughter Josie, Mamie Stillwcll and Miss
Bessie Duff and a cousin went to Otta-
wa, Tuesday, toattend the Chautauqua
assembly,
The big convention hall at Fl Scott
will be formerly opened on the evening OF
the Odd with grand ball, under the
auspices of the Elk lodge Special rates
on the railroads.
Sew your buttons on good and tight
and come out to the Auditorium, Mon
day night, and hear the Colorcd Jubilee
Singers. They will give strictly high
class entertainments Admission only 0
and 20 cents
Since the death of "Dick" Cunningham,
! there have been several changes on the
Missouri Pacific. John Lynch, formerly
roadmastcr on the X. n. & d., takes
Cunningham place. Mr.. Iladley goes
| from the X. n. &, d. to the run between
! Council Groves and lIoisington. MIR.
Holbert takes Hadley's place on the X
! n. & ID.
Mrs Lucinda Myers, mother of Noah,
| lake and Henry Myers, died very sudden
| ", Tuesday, at 2 o'clock. She had been
feeling quite well upto the dinner hour
had been visiting friends, and ate a
hearty dinner. Shortly after dinner, she
| became i'll, and at . O'Clock she was dead.
! Ter death was a surprise to the people
of Garrett Deceased was an old and
ighly-respcctcd resident of Anderson