Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-01-12

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sas City, Tuesday, on visit.
n. l.. Bowman and J. A. Gilmore went
to lola, Tuesday, on business.
Jake Barndt and wife left, Wednesday,
for Columbus, Ohio, on n visit
Mrs. Ed Myers, who was visiting Mrs
Al Black, went to Kansas City Monday.
Gus Graves has been on the sick list for
several days. He had slight touch of
pneumonia.
The board of county commissioners re-
organized by electingJ. !, Anderson chair
man.
Will Denny, formerly merchant of this
city, came up from Oklahoma, Tuesday,
on business.
"Cutashine' Johnson has purchased
the Cuykendall house, and will move it
to the site of house which was burned.
| Mrs. Poca Hanny came over from Paola
Monday, and is visiting her brother. Tom
Bowen, and family, and many oldfrieeds.
! Rev. Henderson preached at Salina last
Sunday, and will preach there again
next Sunday. He is looking for a new
location.
Richard Morse, who has been visiting
his brother and sister, Doc Morse and
Mrs. Al Black, for several weeks, went to
Oklahoma the first of the week.
In conversation with friend, we learn
that Joe McKitrick, formerly of Garrett,
is preaching in Pennsylvania He mar
ried Young lady of Tarkio. Mo-, in
Saturday.
Sheriff. Moore has chosen as under
sheriff, Hank Ellis as deputy, Andy
Farris as jailer, Frank Ratlitf, County
Clerk Calvert has chosen his brother Will
as his deputy.
The First State Bank has had door
placed in the partition between the direct
ors room and the room formerly occupied
by Moore Johnson, thus enlargng the
banks quarters.
Miss Lillian Gregg. of Bowling Green,
Ohio, who visited X. Nj. Slonaker and
family and Mrs DR.. Rogers and family a
week or so, lett for San Francisco, Tues !
day, expecting to remain there a couple
of wears.
J. W. Rice, register OF deeds. did the
proper thing in the appointment of Mrs.
Mary Powell as his deputy. Mrs. Pow
ell is most worthy young woman, and
the people generally will approve of her
appointment.
Will Whitney and his mother arriv-
ed from Guiana, Texas, Monday morning.
Will and his brother, Arthur are engaged
in the cement business at Guiana. Mrs.
Whitney will probably make her home in
Garrett. Mr.. Whitney is interested in
zinc mining at Galena.
Hal Townsend and Miss Edith Hudson
were married at Kansas City on We'd
nesdav of last week. The bride and
groom are among Anderson county very
best young folks, and they have host OF
friends all over the county, who wish them
long life and prosperity.
inent position as cook at the Indian
school at Shawnee, Oklahoma, and will
go down in about week. He passed
the civil service examination, and his
job is good for years. Mr. Manley is an
honorable young man, and we are glad
he got the place.
Elmer Nelson, of Union township, while
riding horseback to this city, Saturday
afternoon, was thrown violently by his
horse, and suffered dslocation of one
shoulder in the fall He was taken to the
home of his sister. Mrs. Robt. Hunley,
west Sixth street, where DR.. Craig was
called to reduce the dislocation.-Plai
d aler.
Will Whitney and Miss Fay Mccartney
were uneed in marriage by Rev. Pulliam,
Wednesday. at noon, at the home of the
b.ide's parents, Maj. ]. H. Mccartney
and wife. They took the afternoon Santa
Fe train for Kansas City, and from there
went to Guiana, Texas, their home. The
bride and groom both grew up in
Garnett, andthey are very popular. They
start out in life with good prospects. We
offer congratulations.