Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-08-17

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Miss Olo Miller i- visiting friends at
Blue Mound.
Fred Mcdonald went to Osawat tonic,
Monday, on a visit.
Attorney White went to Paola, Satur-
day, on legal business.
w. S. Falls and wife spent Sunday
with friends at Humboldt.
Hon. J. D. Stevens was in from Central
City. Monday, and paid us visit.
A little daughter was born to Ivor
Thomas and wife last Saturday.
There is to be wedding in high life"
before school begins. Guess who.
S. Woodcock has greatly improved his
residence by the addition Of large,
handsome porch.
County Clerk Calvert, his daughter,
Jennie, and son, Harry, spent Sunday,
with friends at Greeley.
Mrs. James Bell and Mrs. Chas. Vaughn
went to Kansas City, Saturday, to visit
Abel Bell and wife week or so.
A number Of Ralph Adams young
friends gave him surprise, at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Chas. Stein last Friday
A game OF ball between the Garrett
and Welda mines, Monday afternoon, re.
suited in a victory for the Garrett boys.
|. b. Walston and wife came down
from Kansas City, Saturday, on visit
to Mrs. Walstons parents, X. c. Tally
and wife
Chas. 7. Cox went to Fit. Scott, Mon.
dav, where he met his brother Schuyler.
OF Blue Jacket, |. T., and together they
went to Illinois, on visit
day, and arrested Henry Decanniere for
violating the prohibtory law. Henrys
trial comes off next Monday. $50
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Mrs. Adam Loeb, of Lane, came up last
Friday, and visited with her sister, Mrs.
DR.. Douglass, till Monday, when she went
to Buffalo, to visit her husband.
Mrs Manic McMullen, of Fl. Scott,
came up, Monday, and visited with Mrs.
E. L. Eaton till Tuesday. when she went
to Mineral Point, to visit her parents.
Joe Stevenson left for Avoa, Iowa, last |
Friday, in response to a telegraminform-
ing him, Of the death of his uncle, David
Stevenson, who was once citizen of
Garnet. -,
Geo. Galloway, of Fairberry, Neb.. ar
rived here last Friday, on visit to his
cousin. Mrs: HutChison, and herr sons
George and Joe Is. He left for home.
Tuesday
Mrs Jennie Fleming arrived from Deca-
tut, III. ON Wednesday of last week, on
q visit to her son, Ed Hayerfeid, and her
brother, Lee Russell. She will remain
some time
. Mrs. Mary Fortncr, sister of K. s.
Ayres. went to Humboldt, Saturday, to
visit daughter who lives there. She
goes from Humboldt to Wilson county,
and then to Moline, to visit other chill
dren
John M. Holloway came over from
Eindlav, Saturday, and spent Sunday
with-his his brother, Frank. He says he
has 20 acres of corn, 100 of which will
run from so to "a bushels per acre.
Miss Ida Scarf came down from Law
renee, Saturday, on visit to relatives
and friends She has been living at To-
peka for some time, and visited her cousin,
Mrs. Cora Foster, at Lawrence, several
days before coming here.
Ambrose Tipsord, of Saybrook, Ill.,,
arrived here last week on visit He |
was once a resident of Anderson county,
and was known here as Ambrose Buch-
tell, he being step brother of AL Buchtell
Mr., Tipsord was brought here, a babe.
by his parents, in 1851, and lived here
till 1874. when he moved to Illinois,
where he has since lived. His father was |
accidently killed on North potawatomie.
: in1s56or 81. The incident is remember
ed by the old settlers of the county.
Ed Kimball and wife and Mrs. Walter
Marks left for Selling, Okla, Tuesday
evening. While waiting in Garrett for
the train, they received a telegram telling
them OF the death of their father, ]. !.
Kimball; consequently. their pleasant