Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-02-02

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ILITTLELOCALS
Mrs. c. G. Bruins went to Ottawa,
Wednesday.
]. B. Wood went TO Ottawa, Monday,
d. l.. Jones went to Lawrence, Tues
day, on a visit.
Mrs Jake Blum returned to Kansas
City, Saturday.
A daughter was born to b. F. Acuff
and wife, Friday night.
Geo. Campbell's pension has been in
creased from 81 to $40.
Wesley Spinder. Union township.
paid US visit, Tuesday.
A daughter was born to Dan Macklin
and wife, Saturday night.
Mrs. Jane Bockover has been granted
pension of So per month
Fred Hampstead was down from
Kansas Cir7 over Sunday.
o. c. Bronston went to Lawrence,
Monday, on legal business
B. H. KEELING has sold his farm, and
will move to Doniphan county.
Miss Stella Huggans has been visiting
friends at Osawatomie several days.
Chas. d. Hunt and wife visited rela-
tiyes in Ottawa the first of the week.
Mrs. Matte Vines Thurston left, Tues
day morning, on her return to Chicago.
Scott Elliott left, Yesterday, on
business trip to the Usage Indian Reser
walton.
N. J. Paxton went to Topeka. Monday,
On visit to his daughter, Mrs. Elmer
Adams .
Earl Schoonover came down from
Olathe last Saturday, ON visit to his
parents.
Mrs. Rev Morley arrived here to-day.
on Visit to her daughter, Mrs ] l..
| Hartzell.
A daughter was born to Wilson Dun
can and wife. Monday; DR.. Schoonover
attending.
Mrs. E. E. Gibson went to Kansas
City. Saturday, and spent Sunday with
her husband.
NJ. H. Cleveland. Jesse Beeler and J.
W. Paul, of Union township, were call |
'ers. Saturday.
.Chas. MorfOrd. who is running a
creamery at Cadmus, visited friends.
here, Saturday.
Mrs. W. P. Mcdonald went to Osa wa
tonic. Monday, to visit her daughter,
Mrs Lett Miller.
Geo. Ingersoli and wife came up from
La Harpe. Saturday, on a visit to ]. A.
Baldwin and wife.
Last week, we failed to note that ]. o.
and children. Walter and May,
visited friends at Baldwin.
Mrs. d. B. Douthett came down from
Kansas City, Saturday night, to attend
the funeral Of Mrs. Margaret Garrett.
Howard Brooke, of the Plaindealer,
made business trip to the western part
Of the state the latter part of last week.
Louie Blum returned home from Mon
ana. Monday, after an absence of sew
raj months, and is again cutting meat
n the shop.
A little son and daughter of c. w.
lewis and wife came down from Kansas
lily. Tuesday. TN visit to their grand.
parents. S. l.. Lewis and wife.
W. E. Coffin, who has been the Kansas
lily World agent here for two or three
ears, left, Monday, for Marion. his old
ZONE. His wife preceded him last week.
Last week. we telt like making garden.
The weather of the past few days has
'lighted our hopes of carly garden-sass.
We've concluded to wait till spring to
make garden.
Two or three drops Of oil of pepper
mint mixed with an equal amount of suet,
nd rubbed over a baby's chest, will give
Utmost instant relief in case of cold on
he lungs, or a cold
Mrs. Margaret d. Garrett, an old and
ighly-respected resident of GARRETT,
led last Friday, at the home of her
laughter Mrs. A. E. Douthett. The
lneral took place on Sunday.
NJ. F. Hay. of Lincoln township,
allied. Wednesday. He has sold his
arm, and will soon leave tor Iowa, for
he summer. His health is poor, and he
,ill seek more congenial climate.
Uncle John Crozier, of Lincoln town.
hip, came in from Woodson county,
iondav. He had been visiting his
laughter, Mrs. Calvin Reed, whose
usband died a couple of weeks ago.
w. A. Holm, of Washington township,
aid US a visit, Saturday. He says they
ave q new boy out at their house, born