Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-03-16
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Miss Jeunie Calvert went to Greeley
Saturday, on visit
Mrs. Bent Tush went to Colony, Sat
urday, to visit sister.
Mrs. Pulliam went to Chanute, Satur-
day. to attend conference
Jake Blum has rented Frank l., Browns
residence on Fourth avenue.
See advertisement of Riverside stoves
and ranges in this paper. j. w. Lewis &
Sons. Agt.
Hen. l.. X. Kirk and Hon. n. l.. Bow
man went to Fl. Fcott, Monday, on L.
gal business,
We understand that Charley Rice, cx-
register of deeds, will clerk in the Day
light store at Lone Elm.
Dave Cheek and family now occupy
the house on Third avenue recently va
Gated BY Rev. Henderson.
Ed Haverfield and wife are keeping
house ON Second avenue in house form
erly occupied by Mrs DR.. French
Will Davis has purchased the Stephens
property, on Third avenue, lately oc-
cupied by Dave Cheek and family.
Judge Schoonover and the "old man"
of the AGITAToR are in Fl. Scott this
week, attending the court of appeals
Mrs. Fabricius and her daughter, Mrs
w. II. Stevens, of Parsons, went to Gree
ley, Saturday, to visit Mrs. Ed Keezel
Ed l.. Eaton went to Fit. Scott, Satur-
day, on business connected with the court
of appeals. He returned home, Wedpes-
dav.
Judge Riggs adjourned court last Sat
urday till Thursday, as several of the at
torneys had business in other courts the
fore part of the week.
Prof Samuel Hunter, of the State Uni
versity, came down, Saturday, and went
from here to Greeley, to visit his parents
Rev. las. Hunter and wife.
Charley Newton is able to oe on the
streets again, but isn't able to make a
hand at work yet. He looks rather
peaked" but is as clipper and good
natured as ever.
AW. Crawford, of Bucyrus, was in
the city the fore part of the week, inter-
viening Populists. He is organizer for
this district, and reports that the Pop
ulists of the district are evincing a
great deal OF enthusiasm.
Geo. Ellis and wife, of Boise City, Ida
no, uncle and aunt of Mrs. w. F. Hemp
stead, have been here the past week or so,
on visit. They have lately been stop
ping at Hot Springs, Ark, for Mr.. Ellis
health. They go east from here, to visit
other friends.
Judge Riggs told our reporter the other
day, that deposit of shale has been dis
covered at Lawrence that makes fre-brick
of equality far superior to the Philadel
phia brick. Aplant has been in operation
for some time, but cannot fill the demand,
and must be enlarged.
Last Sunday was so warm and spring
like that fires were allowed to die out
and doors were thrown open. Bees and
flies were buzzing, ants and bugs were
crawling about, and all Nature seemed
to rejoice at the signs of spring. At night
the frogs held jubilee.
X. NJ. Sonaker has been in Dane count
Wisconsin, the last few days. looking over
the fine focks of Shropshire sheep, and
arrived home last Friday, with a car
of registered and high, grade ewes, select
ed from the noted herd of "A. o. Fox, who
took SO many first premiums at the
worlds fair.
Last Friday was the twelfth birthday
anniversary of Frances Willard Caldwell,
daughter of J. l.. Caldwell, and wife, OF
Jackson township, and number of her
little and big friends gave her surprise
in the evening. They made ita pleasant
occasion for the little lady, and all Of the
participants had good time.
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