Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-07-27

=. GAl0lE1r. KANSAS.
+. J. koehler has moved his restaurant
back to Paola
Nern Ayres has our thanks for about
1000 more rousting.cars.
Mrs. ID. Nj. Moore went to Osawa-
tonic, Monday, on visit.
Mrs X. l.. Row was among the visitors
to the state conventions at Fl. Scott.
Mrs Martin Woods came down from
Kansas City, last Saturday, on a visit
Rev. Church attended an Epworth
League convention at Paola Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. II. Fry went to Osawatomie,
Saturday, to visit her sister, Mrs Riley.
Mrs. Witch came down from Kansas
City, Saturday, on visit to Mrs. J. S.
Mason.
Mrs. Anna Champe went 10 TT. Scott.
Tuesday, to take look at the state CON
vention.
Miss Dollic Kane, of Kansas City,
who was visiting John Kane and wife,
returned home, Saturday.
Will Anderson and Pearl Pruitt are at
Fl. Scott this week, attending the races.
VIII has some rapid horses there.
/, Eli Truett, of Greeley, isat Fit ,Scott,
I, drinking and bathing in mineral water.
! Fit. Scott has several springs of curative
properties
Vim. Schoonover and wife attended
the conventions at Fit Scott and visited
a son near there. Their son Earl went
with them,
Mont Bell and wife and John Grummel
and wife returned from Ell Dorado
Springs, Tuesday, after an absence of
couple of weeks.
]. w. Archer went to FIT. Scott, Mon
day and met Mrs. Archer, who had been
at ElDorado Springs for some time
They returned home on Tuesday.
Anderson county potatoes are SO large
this year that they are sold by the piece
instead of by the bushel. One of ordin-
airy size is just about a bushel basketful.
The "old man. is spending the week
at Fort Scott, and the county treasurer
has sent in his annual continued story, |
SO we are somewhat short on local news |
this week.
Asa Harder, nephew OF Judge T. II.
Harder, arrived here from Lamont, Iowa,
yesterday, on a visit during the school
vacation. lie is printer, and, of conrse,
a bright, intelligent young man.
Mrs. S. A. Hester's father is up from
Anderson county on visit, and to meet
his nephew, DR.. Hills, who is on the
program for the last DAYS of the as
sembly.-Ottawa Republican-Times.
Gilbert Moore has closed a deal for
some more Anderson county land and
now he owns 315 acres about six miles
south of Garnett, which is well watered
and on which he has 100 head of cattle
-Paola Times.
Sylvester Bish and wife arrived from
Abilene, by team, the first of the week,
and are visiting Mrs Bishs parents,
Nathan Stanley and wife Mr. Bish has
rented W. w. Pratt's farm, and they
will again become residents of Anderson
county.
The only buttcrnut tree in county-so
far as chronicles will shows the proper
ty of Mr.. Chandler of Harrison town
ship.-Ottawa Republican, Times.
There are several butteynut trees in
Anderson county W. w. Pratt has
some on his farm, III Jackson township,
and they bore two or three bushels of
nuts last year.
Postmaster John Hanway, of Lane,
was in the city to-day. In a CONVERSE
ton, Mr.. Hanway naively remarked
that Hanna was prompt; he had already
sent funds sufficient to enable the local
managers to import fifty colored labor ;
ers at the quarry in time to secure suffrage
priylcgcs.-Ottawa Republican, Times
The Populist delegates from Anderson
county to the state convention were VIM.
Wvcoif, r. X. Ayres, Howard Hester, X.
F. Wood, c. Bouck and w. w. Weber
Senator Caldwell, Harry Bolson and Ed
l.. Eaton went along to see that the del
egatcs behaved themsclvcs-and they did
some good work, too. Among the Dem
ocrats who attended were Judge Schoon
over X. l.. Row. Chas, McCrum, Clar-
cncc Davis, and Sam Henderson. Con
way Marshall was on hand, of course,
and Col. A. J. Davis and daughter were
spectators, or visitors. The Colonel
could not resist the temptation to do
some work.
o. b. Adams met with what might
/ ho We hpen "A very Sprious pcciJent Mo,