Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-04

Sellers drug store has bsen moved tc
Lawrence,
Miss Edith Capper came down IRON
Topeka, Tuesday.
c. w. DeWolf was down from Kansas
City over Sunday.
Mrs. Quincy McAfee returned from
Kansas City last Friday.
Mrs. Chas. Judy and children went to
| Chanutc, Tuesday, on visit.
Matt Gilfrey, o f Marquette, was in III
city the fore part of the week.
Harmon Drager is building house on
his farm in Jackson township.
Miss Mabel Lathcn, of Greedy, spent
Sunday with Miss Hazel Upham.
]. d. Caldwell, of Jackson township,
was a caller at this office, Monday.
Earnest Mcclure, of the Mound City
Standard, was in the city, Monday
John NJ. Holloway was over from Find
lay, Linn county, the first of the week.
Mrs. DR.. Monroe came over from Osa-
watomic to attend the commencement.
Miss May Herbert went to Lawrence,
Tuesday, with the body of d. l.. Jones,
DR.. Monroe came over from Osawa-
tonic, Saturday, and took Chris home.
Mrs. Eva Mclean, who was up from
Fl. Scott on visit, returned home, Mon
day
Ivor Thomas has moved his store to
the Kaufman building, lately occupied
by Jim Flynn.
Harry Durall came down from Kansas
City last Friday, to attend commence
mcnt exercises.
The poultry house here paid out about
$4,000 during the month of April Tor
chickens and eggs.
Rev. VIM Coleman came down from
Kansas City, Monday, on a visit, return
ing on Wednesday.
las. Graves and Milt Brown have sold
their farms to a man by the name OF
Crane, from Iowa.
The report that a passenger tram
would be put on the X, N. q ID. road
this week was false alarm.
Mrs. +. c. Brown, of Turon kas., who
was visiting her mother, Mrs. Mills, LETT
Monday, on her return home.
JobnL. ZONES, of Lawrence, came down
last Saturday, to visit his brother, l.. ID.
ZONES, who died Monday night
Elder Marshall delivered a lecture ut
the First Baptist church, last night, on
The Fullfillment of Prophecy"
The house occupied by Charley Jefferson
(colorcd), in the cast part of town, was
destroyed by fire, Monday morning.
Richard |. loncs, of Topeka, came down
Monday night, and accompanied the
body of his brother, d. l.. Jones, to Law
renee, Tuesday.
Mrs.I.N Gricb and children left, Tues
dav. for York, North Dakota, where they
will reside. Mr.. Gricb has been there
since February.
Gatlin's Anti-Bihous Compound cures
habtual constipation. Large boxes 20
cents. Ask your druggist for free SAM
pie For sale by druggists.
Geo. N. DeWolf sold the Wells-Fargo
Express Co. a set of office furniture for
Wichita. He sold the fixtures for drug
store to firm at the same place.
+. A. Baker and wife went to Ottawa,
Monday, on business and pleasure trip
Worden Davis left for Peculiar, Mo-,
Monday, to visit his Grandfather Davis
Mrs. Haines general superintendent OF
the Ladies' Home Missionary Society of
the Baptist church in Kansas, was in the
city, attending the meeting of Baptist
ministers.
Rev. Sparks and wife went to Paola,
Tuesday. They were accompanied by
their son-in-lyw, Bert Hungerford, of
Richmond, Ind, who is looking up To-
cation in Kansas.
Hon. S. ]. Shivelv, OF the Twentieth
Kansas regiment, who delivered a lecture
in Garnett on "Expansion' some weeks
ago, is writing some excellent articles
for the Paola Times.