Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-08-17
lee Lady has returned home.

DraSka.
Mrs. Crockett went to Lane, Tuesday,
on visit.
Mrs Will Bouck, of Greeley, is visiting
friends in the city.
Miss Bertha Her went to Kansas City,
Wednesday, on visit.
Isn't it about time for Buck Rice to ask
Hanna for another rainl
Arthur Hollingshead returned from
Colorado, Monday morning.
John Bricker, the butcher, transacted
business at Topeka, Tuesday.
Will Whitney made business trip to
Mulvane the first of the week.
Judge SchoOnover went to Kansas
City, Saturday, on legal business.
The ladies of the Christian church gave
a lawn social in the church yard, Tuesday
evening.
A. II. Campbell, leading attorney Of
lola, was in the city, Monday, on legal
business
Mrs. l.. Champe, jr., was up from
Greeley, Tuesday, visiting the AGIrAToR
family.
Misses May and lila Judy went to Osa-
watomie, Wednesday to visit Mrs. Harry
VOORHEES,.
Silas Rain and wife, of Topeka, vert
visiting !. A. Scroggs and wife the frs :
of the week.
Judge Riggs was in town, Wednesday,
on his way to Kincaid, to attend the old
settlers picnic.
The Republicans have named Sam
Crum for state senator. Sans name is
Pants" already.
Mrs. Wilson. who has been living on
Third avenue, west, moved to Kansas
City this week
Mrs. Sadie Stiles went to Colony, We'd
nesday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Constance Bowen.
Mrs. w. S. Griffith. of Glenloch. went
to Junction City, Wednesday, to visit her
sister, Mrs. Ella Grant.
Mrs. Clearance Foster came down from
Lawrence, tuesday, on visit. to her
parents, w. X. Lacy and wife.
Bob keeney and Misses Anna Doll and
Sadie Gray came over from Osawat tonic,
Wednesday. on visit to home folks i
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J.. II. Watson is a recent graduate from
an Osteopathic institute at Des Moines,
Iowa; 80 he is now full-fedged doctor"
Miss Florence Cannon came home from
Fl. Collins. Colo. Monday, on visit to
her parents. She has been away seyeral
The Citizens Band chartered the mer-
ry-go-round for three. day this week, the
proceeds to he used for the purchase of
uniforms.
Mrs. W. r. James, of Glenloch, who
was visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ella
Grant, at Junction City, returned home,
Tuesday.
Tom Morgan went to Kansas City,
to visit with Charley Linden
smith day or two. He will be back in
time for the circus.
Miss Ella Houser, niece of Mrs. Henry
Tracy, of Mont Ida, who has been visit
ing Mrs. ]. S. Mason several days, re-
turned home, Wednesday.
Alex Lowe and family of Miami county,
were in the city, Tuesday, on their way
home from Lone Elm, where they had
been visiting Mrs. Loves father, 6. o.
Olmstead.
The National Bank of Commerce has
received $4,000 of its circulation, in
bills of different denominations and the
notes will soon be in. circulation-some
are out now.
A Westphalia jointist was arrested and
brought to Garnett one day last week.
Some of the stuff he sold has been sent
away for analysis. and il it contains
certain amount of alcohol, he will GO to
Jail and pay fine.
Rev. HOWE delivered lecture on Pro-
hibition, Wednesday night, in the United
Presbyterian church at Greeley, by re-
quest of the congregation. He also re-
ceived invitations to lecture at Welda and
Lone Elm, last night and tonight.
Miss Eliza Clyde. we'll known in Gar
nett as a clerk in Studebaker's store, died
at the home of her sister, Mrs. ]. T.
Studebaker, at Kansas City, last Friday.
The remains were taken to Westphalia,
for burial, on Saturday Miss Clyde had
gone to Kansas City several weeks ago,
to take care of Mrs Studebaker, who
was sick, and who had undergone sur
gical operation. After Mrs. Studebakers
recovery, Miss Clyde became sick, and
her a,lment was pronounced appendicitis.