Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-12-21

Farrow & Fisher are overhauling their
storc-room-re-pa pering, painting, etc.
Frank Galley writes home from Kan
sas City that he is papa and it's girl
Herbert's for inc Opals, Diamonds,
Rubics, Emcralds, Garnets and Pearl
set rings.
o !. Eaton, of Tcxarkana, Ark, ar
rived here Monday, on visit to Miss
Nola Morse.
Hcrbcrts for fine line of Solid Cold
Watches, Charms, Guards and fine
Stick pins.
W. w. Pratt left for Paris. Texas,
Tuesday, to visit his son George till alter
the holidays.
Don't fail to call and see F. A. Her
bcrt's fine lnc of Silver Novelties, Ebony
Brushes, etc.
Curtis Mercantile CO. brings about n
proper understanding between debtor
and creditor.
Curtis Mercantile Co. register system
is a good one, and deserves liberal pat |
ronagc from our mercantile trade.
Dr. ]. B. Jones, the newly-clectcd clerk |
of the court, moved to Garnett from
Colony, on Thursday of last week.
nelos Paddocl, returned from South
Dakota, Wednesday, after an absence of
two or three years. He looks we'll
An unusually-large number of turkeys
have been marketed here by the farmers
this week. Christmas will soon be here.
Sam Henderson, of Lincoln township,
went down to Bourbon county the latter
part of last week, to buy a bunch of
calves.
l.. \. Gathers, OF the Mineral Point
neighborhood, left, Tuesday, on tripto
Oklahoma City and Blackwell, to visit
old friends
The system in use exclusively by Curl's
Mercantile Co. will stand the most crit
ical inspection and has the highest en-
dorsements.
F. p. Burkhall and wife, of Greeley re-
turned from Oklahoma. Saturday. They
had been down there on n visit to friends
and to look at the country.
Dan and Bradstreet mercantile report
ers protect the wholesale merchant, and
Curtis Mercantile Co. protects the re-
taller and professional man.
County Treasurer Shields returned
from Hot Springs, Ark, Sunday. He
has q good color, and appears to have
been greatly benefited by the springs
Craig McCutcheon and wife, of Free
land OHIO, arrived here, Wednesday, on
a visit to their cousins, Mrs A. !. Smith
and Misses Mamie and Mary Hunter.
George Newton and two little sons
left, Wednesday, on their return to Mt.
Pleasant, Iowa They were here two
weeks visiting Georges parents and old
friends.
I,or Thomas has sold hisgrocery store
to Walter Hunt. Walter has proven
himself a successful business man, andno
doubt he will do well in this line of
business.
If the average man would look him
self squarely in the eye, he would see at
once that he needs Rocky Mountain Tea.
Il priceless loon to men. Ask your drug
gist 35c
The successful business or professional
man can no more do without the use OF
Curl's Mercantile Co. than the wholesale
merchant can do without the use of
Dun's reports.
Mrs W. p. Powell received a telegram,
Sunday, stating that her mother had !
died that morning, at her home. near
Ottumwa Mrs. Powell left for Iowa |
on the night train.
Oscar Aldrichl lett, Wednesday, for Tip
ton, Iowa. where he will make his home
with his parents Oscar came here, when
the First state Bank was established.
I4Ie has made many warm friends here,
socially and in business way, and his
removal from Garnett is regretted.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, who live near
Kalamazoo, Mich, have been visiting
NJ, G. and Eugene Hawley and families
for several days. They also visited Wich-
tia and other places in the state. They
are well pleased with Kansas, and think