Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-08-03

Rev. Hassard was up from Kincaid on
Tuesday and Wednesday. ..
Mrs. Geo. McAfee. of Topeka, spent
Sunday here with friends.
Chris Winters went to lie Roy. yester.
dav, for visit of few days.
Miss Jennie Hollingshead is visiting
her grandparents near Lane.
Nina Rogers is here from Port Arthur,
visiting her father Chas Rogers.
Mrs w. O. Decker and her two boys
I went to lie Roy, Tuesday, on visit.
Lie Bolson and wife, of Recder town
ship, returned from El Dorado Springs,
Tuesday.
Miss Maud Stewart left for Youngs-
town, Ohio, yesterday, for visit of sew
eral weeks.
Misses Beulah and Lizzie Stewart are
visiting friends in the kincaid neighbour
hood this week.
Misses Myrtle Elliott and Gertrude
Moloney went to Chanute, Tuesday, to
visit Mrs. Pulliam.
Judge Schoonover and wife went to
Topeka, yesterday, the Judge on legal
business and Mrs. Schoonover to visit
| friends.
Charley Marshall and wife came oyer
from Burlington, Tuesday on visit.
They had been visiting Mrs. Marshall's
parents.
The Great Wallace Show. the biggest
show that will visit the state this year,
will not exhibit in Garrett until Satur-
day, Aug. 1S.
| Letters advertised August 3D., 1900:
Robt. T. cherry, Mrs. Mary Dctlibaugh,
Mrs. J. J. Griffith, Miss Jennie Myers,
Hattie Sutton.
Chauncy Winans and family arrived
here from Green River, Wyoming, last
Tuesday. Chauncy has been working
, on the l mon 1 uClIlC.
Mrs. Della Hubbard who has been at
Hot Springs, Ark, since the first of May,
returned home, Tuesday. She is much
improved i'll health.
OF all visitors to the convention, last
week, none enjoyed themselves more than
| K. n. Kerr, of Glenlock. He kept himself
cool with little red fan.
"Just as advertised is the common
expression heard every day, as big
crowds emerge from the great tents of
the Great Wallace Shows.
We failed to mention Mike Redington,
of Harris, as one of the visitors to the
state convention. He was just in his Gle
ment, and had good time
| Nlmrod Welton, one of Franklin coun-
tvs most popular teachers, was in town
last Friday. He has been employed as
principal ofthe Greedy schools for the COM
ing year.
i VIII DS q SullutiN sNIoOl ConNNli-
ton at Harris, Sunday. O.G. Long will
teach the Sunday lesson. J. II. Darchc
and wife and Mrs. DR.. Scott will partic-
ipatc in the exercises.
Leslie Bennett who has been the Mis-
souri, Pacific agent at Wesphalia for so
many years, has resigned his position
and gone to lola, to engage in the real
estate business with his brother Fred
Mrs. Geo. Osborn went to Medicine
Lodge last week, where Georoe has a po-
sition as book-keeper in CO. Chambers
bank. Mrs. Osborn's many friends here
will be sorry to learn that she will not
return to Garnett.
A merry party of about seventy-five
Young folks met at the home of DR.,
Douglass last Saturday evening. Re,
freshments were served, and the Bolden
Brothers furnished the music. The young
sters had good time.
Mrs. Maggie Gray, who came up from
Cheyenne, Oklahoma to attend the fu
neral of her father, Captain Townsend,
went to Kansas City, yesterday, for a
few days visit. From there she goes to
Battle Greek, Mich, where she will re-
main at the sanitarium several weeks,
for the benefit of her health.
Edward Bryant and wife, who live
near Marion, Ind. who have been here
for some time, visiting ]. ii. Wagner
and wife and Mrs. Walter Griffin, left
yesterday, on their retuen home. Mrs.
Wagner went with them. MIR. Bryant
and Mrs. Wagner are brother and sister.
They had not seen each other for fifty
years.