Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-08-31

stores millinery department.
Mrs. Ida Champe, of Greeley, and Mrs.
Belle Cox, went down to Greenwood
county, yesterday, on business.
Mrs. w. ]. Brinkley jr., who has been
here for some time, visiting relatives, is
sick at the home of Mr.. Church, near
Lone Elm
Mrs. X. T. Stokes and daughters have
moved down from Kansas City. They
will occupy c. c. Young's house, on
Fourth avenue, west.
Mrs. ]. T. Studebaker, who has been
visiting friends at Westphalia, was in
town, Wednesday, and returned home
on the afternoon train.
We are in receipt of a communication
from l.. J. Fuller, which is of more than
usual interest to those who believe in
Socialism. 1t will appear next week.
Mrs. J. II. Stewart left for Youngs-
town, Ohio, on Thursday of last week,
on visit Mrs. Collins, Mr.. Stewards
sister, went with her, on her return to
Philadelphia.
Mrs. DR.. ]. ]. Parker went to Garrett.
Wednesday, to attend the wedding of
Miss Bessie Capper, who formerly taught
in the d. & D. institution at this place
Olathe Register.
Sheriff Moore, wife and daughter,
Mrs. Majors) and Mrs. Frank Henning
left for Chicago, Sunday, to attend the
G. A. X. reunion. Mrs. Henning went
on to Indiana, to visit friends.
DR.. Monroe and wife came over from
Osawatomie, Tuesday They buried
their son, Chris, Sunday, who died last
Friday morning, of blood-poisoning. He
had been suffering several months.
l.. ], Fuller, of Spring Branch, brought
us a mamoth ear of Iowa Gold Mine
corn. 1t measures over thirteen inches
in length. The grain is well filled and
SOLID, and the cob is small. 1t seems to
us fine variety of corn for Kansas
farmers to raise.
Among those who went to Chicago to
attend the G. A. X. reunion were: ]. c.
Miller, ]. d. Miller, H. Close, wife and
daughter (of Harris), Mrs. F. NJ Hills,
Mrs. Jeptha Porter, II. ]. Ambrose, Mrs.
Mary Lawrence, Bert Rogers. There
were others, but we failed to get their
names
j. w. flashing received word from Kan
sas City, last Saturday, that Tony was
sick. Johnny went up on the afternoon
train, to see Tony. He came back, Sun
day, saying Tony had been overcome by
heat while driving the bakery wagon,
had fallen off, and the wagon ran over
him, but not hurting him seriously
Tony was unable to come home with his
brother
Hon. ]. ID. Stevens was in from Central
City, Wednesday, and paid us friendly
visit. He says the farmers in his neigh
borhood were unable to attend the rally
Tuesday, owing to the fact that the
storm of Saturday did so much damage
that they had to stay at home and save
as much of their hay and grain as
possible.
farmer in near by town was in
Olathe the other day, and some one ask.
ed him to listen to photograph on ex
hibition here. The operator handed him
the ear tubes, fixed them in shape ant
started the machine. The farmer drop
ped the tubes hurriedly, saying: Gosh
there goes brass band, and l left tn,
mules united. "-Olathc Tribune.
1t is the Bryan and Bredenthal club
and not the Bryan and Stevenson club, as
stated by the Journal last week. And
by the way, this club has fitted up it.
rooms in fine style. 1t will pay any one
to visit the rooms over Hedges meat
market The ladies have made then
look more like home than a mere politi
cal club room. Ladies from the country
] are invited to step in and rest awhile,