Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-09-07

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Miss Estella Young went to Ottawa,
Tuesday.
Milt Foster and wife returned to Law
renee, Monday.
Mrs. VIII Brown went to Emporia,
Monday, on visit
Dave Hopkins and family have moved
back from Humboldt.
Jesse Cole made business trip to OF
tawa the first of the week.
Earl Holiday came up from Pittsbure
the first of the week, on visit
The Methodist quarterly conference
has been in session here this week.
Gene Byall left for Sterling, Tuesday
morning, to attend Cooper college.
Mrs. Emma Robinson, of Topeka, is
visiting her sister, Mrs Coke Johnson.
Miss Jessie Carson, of Richmond has
been visiting the Misses Adair this week.
Misses Winnie and Essie Ramsay, OF
Washington township, were callers,
Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Shields returned from Iowa
last Friday, after an absence OF three or
four months.
Mrs. Ada Bowman was called to
Cherryvale last Thursday morning, to
nurse patient.
Miss Maggie Farris, who has been
home on visit for some time, returned
to Kansas City, Tuesday.
Mrs. Conway Marshall returned from
Topeka, Monday. She had been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Brake.
Miss Geneva Rhodes and her brother
Silas, of Fontana, are visiting their
| uncle, N. D. AyTeS, anu nanny
Miss Mamie Alexander returned to
Manhattan, Tuesday, and is preparing
to resume her studies at the Agricul-
tural College.
Pet elderly the tailor, left, Tuesday,
with his family, for Ratoon, New Mexico,
where he has good job with a big
clothing house.
earle Champe and Art Bennett, who
went to Greeley with a photograph out
fit last week, were up, Tuesday, and re-
port business good.
Rev. |. Will Johnson of Monmouth,
ILL.,, who is preaching at Richmond,
temporarily, was down day or SO this
week visiting his old school-mate, Kew.
HOWE.
M.F. Hay, of Lincoln township, was
in town, Saturday, with his brother
| Iohn. He returned from FL Dorado
Springs on Thursday, much improved in
health.
I'd. Gehr, of Greeley. has become
resident of Garrett, and is cutting meat
at the Garnett Mercantile Company's
store. John Bricker will run meat
| wagon in the country.
Miss Alice Jones, of Greeley, and Miss
Jennie Calvert, of Garrett, arrived We'd
nesday evening and will visit few days
with their friend Miss Flo Dolson.-
Mound City Standard.
Uncle John Crozier, of Lincoln town
ship, paid us visit last Saturday morn
ing. He had just returned from Ell Dor
ado Springs, where he had been for his
health for several weeks.
Will Archer and sister Blanche, Misses
Maud Lesh, Bessie Duff, Ola and Lonnie
Miller, Ethel Alexander and Susie Del
lnger; and Vern Steward, went to En-
poria, Monday, to attend the state nor
NAL school,
The clerks and the BARRIERS played a
game of baseball, Monday, which re-
suited in victory for the BARRIERS. The
score stood 10 to 20. 1t was an inter
esting game and was witnessed by a
large ngmber of Garrett people.
Wise Garrison, wife and daughter Or
| ra returned home last Saturday, after
an absence of several weeks at Ell Dor
ado Springs and Springfield. Mo. They
stopped at Baxter Springs on their way
home, and took in the 6. A. K. reunion
L. J. Fuller, of Spring Branch, called,
Tuesday He says that during a Storm
the other day, lightning struck stalk
of corn in his field The corn was so
high that it was taken for tree At
any rate, the stalk was riddled by the
lightning.
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