Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-09-14
Mrs. D. D. Judy went to Kansas City,


Mrs. d. d. Judy went to Kansas City,
Wednesday.
Arthur Hollngshead attended the lola
fair this week.
"Doc" Decker made business trip to
Leroy, Wednesday.
Billy Hemstead visited lola and La
Harpe this week.
Attorney White went to Independence,
Tuesday, on legal business.
]. M. Higgins, our nominee for probate
judge, was caller, Tuesday.
Ralph Decker returned to the deaf and
dumb institute at Olathe, Tuesday
The DeWolf furniture factory shipped
a lot of church furniture to Hoisington,
Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Bell returned from Kansas
City, Wednesday, Mrs Abel Bell being
convalescent.
The flats" and the cleans" played
game of baseball, Monday in which the
cleans" won out.
Frank Pattie and wife came up from
carlton, Wednesday, to visit relatives
and old-time friends.
Miss Bertha Mellen returned to Olatle,
Tuesday, to resume her duties at the
deaf and dumb institute.
Mrs. Geo. LawelIn went to Westphalia,
Wednesday, to live, Mr. Lawellin having
position in the schools there.
| Mrs. Eber Alexander left for st. Louis,
Tuesday. where her husband is employed
bv the Missouri Pacific railroad.
The September number of the Fra
ternal Aid has an excellent picture of
Lyman Pilkington on the cover.
| Joe Fox. of Greeley, took the train
here for Aurora, Mo Tuesday, to visit
his brother, James, who is very sick.
Miss Ida Eastman, of Hutchinson,
who was visiting E. M. Elliott and wife,
left, Tuesday, on visit to several points |
south.
Geo. Patton and sons, Fred and Carl !
left for western Kansas, Wednesday,, by |
team. They will visit Larned and other
points.
Mrs. J. c. Reed and Miss Virginia |
Henry went to Kansas City. Tuesday,
to attend the w. c. T. u district con- !;
vention.
Geo. Parker, of Butler county, was |
here the fore part of the week, visiting |
his father, John Parker and looking upa |
location. i
Mrs. Mabel Baldwin, left for Chey-
enne,. Wyoming, Tuesday, where her hus- |
band has situation as telegraph |
operator.
Mrs. Lamasney, of Olathe, came down
last Friday, to visit her daughter in-law,
Mrs. Gertie Lamasney. She returned
home, Tuesday
Mrs. Sarah Bale, of Peoria, ILL.,, who
has been visiting her brother, w. F. Cor
ney, started home, Monday, accompan-
by Miss Olive Corney.
The young folks had good time at the
Bryan and Breidenthal club rooms last |
Thursday night Three hundred of them
ate ice.cream and cake.
Many laboring men think they are
prosperous when their masters let them
! have enough to eat and few cheap |
clothes to wear.-New Light
]. w. flashing was in Kansas City a
day or two last week, visiting his son
Tony. He says Tony is getting along
very nicely, but is not yet we'll enough to
come home
A condition of things in which the la |
borer exists only for the benefit and
pleasure of the owners of the means of
production is condition of slavery -
Horace Greeley.
Harry Armstrong, wife and children
arrived here from Chicago, Monday, on
| visit to Mrs. Armstrong; father, Jacob
Bronston, and brothers, J. w and
Oliver Bronston, besides host of friends
Harry, it will be remembered, went to
the Philippines over year ago, as a
correspondent for the Chicago Record
John Post and his daughter, Mrs. ].
w. Paul, of Union township, went to
Kansas City last week, to visit VIM.
Furman and wife. This was Mr.. Post $
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