Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-12-07


NJ. ]. Turrcll and wife, of Union town
ship, were callers, Monday.
Miss Genie ODER will go.to work as
clerk in the Garrett Mercantile. Com
panys store at Bush City, next week
Fred Trigg came home last Saturday.
We understand that he has resigned his
position as deputy United States mar
shall.
A. Lingo and wife, of Glenlock, paid
us visit, yesterday, set their subscrip
ton ahead and added the Kansas City
Weekly Times.
Miss Bertha Parkinson, of lola, came
Dip on Thursday of last week, to visit
her aunt, Mrs. Or. Milligan, returning
home, Saturday.
Ralph Brooke arrived home from
Washington, u. c., last Saturday, on
visit of a week. He says he likes Wash
ington.
Dan Osborn came down from Johnson
county, Wednesday, on business lie
will remain about week. Dan is well
pleased with Johnson county.
E. II. VOORHEES, has received letter
from Rev. A. o. Penniman. who has or
ganized new church at South Bend,
Ind, of which he is the pastor.
If the average man would look HIM
self squarcly in the eye, he would see at
once that he needs Rocky Mountain Tea.
A priceless boon to men. Ask your drug
gist. Boo.
Art thou one of the many that has
drained the Golden Nectar that maketh
thy heart full of strength and gladness?
If not, take Rocky Mountain Tea Ask
your druggist.
Mrs ]. NJ. Caldwell and Miss Mary E.
Henry, of Glenlock, visited their brother,
Ben Henry, and family at Paola, the fore
part If the week.
Mrs. d. Siglea returned from Ohio last
Saturday. She said the snow was several
inches deep back there, and she wanted
to come back to "sunny Kansas; so she
packed her trunk and came home.
Mrs. Thos. Bowlcs, of Osawatomie,
and her daughter Mrs Fanny Homcrick-
house, of ST. Joseph, Mo-, were visit here
the fore part of the week They went t"
Osawatomie, Wednesday.
A number of Iowa people landed here,
Wednesday. looking for homes. Land is
so high in Iowa that they have conclud-
ed to come to Kansas. They are very
intelligent-appearing lot of men.
Will Smith, who has charge of the
Garrett Mercantile Company's store and
.:the Swimming station at Bush City, has
purchased D. B, Huggans' property iii
that village, and has built commodious
addition to the house.
fs.l ri. -
Henry Setter left for Pueblo, Colo, Sat
urday. He came home about six weeks
ago, and went to Ell Dorado Springs for
the benefit of his helth. He became well
and strong again, and has gone back to
work. He is employed in a wholesale
grocery house.
Uncle Davy Davis and wife, of Greeley,
were in town, Wednesday, on their way
home from Burlington, where they had
attended the funeral of their little grand
daughter, the five year old daughter OF
Iohn Threkeld and wife. She died OF
membranous Group.
Geo. c. Newton arrived from Mt.
Pleasant, Iowa, Wednesday, on visit
to his parents, L. M. Newton and wife,
and his brothers, Joe and Charley.
George moved to Iowa several years ago,
and this is his first visit home. He is
still faithful Populist.
O. B. Gordon, of Quincy, ILL.,, arrived
here on Thanksgiving day, to eat turkey
with his brother, Judge l.. II. Gordon,
and wife, and sister, Mrs. Elizabet h Mil
Ter, of Minneapolis, MINI. Judge Gordon
had sent him an invitation, but he had
not answered. but dropped in uncermon-
iously. He only remained twenty-tour
hours.
The Lesh clothing house was closed by
the sheriff last Friday evening, creditors
taking charge of the stock. c. 7. Hiatt
and George Stein were employed to take
an invoice. Other parties have been
talking of buying the stock, but it has
not yet been disposed of. We regret the
failure of this house, on Mr. Lesh's ac-
count, as he is pleasant man to deal
with, and on account of the city, as a
business failure is never beneficial to a
town. We think there is little doubt
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