Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-03-30

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+. J. Kuehler went to Paola, Monday
County commissioners meet next Mon
day.
Mrs Tile Hannum returned to Ottawa,
Saturday.
Mrs. Samuel Whitehead returned to
Ottawa, Monday
! NJ. ]. Turrel went to Edgerton, Mon
day, on creamery business.
j. II, Sliccr made business TIP to
kincaid the first of the week.
Miss Mabel Davis came down from
Lawrence, Saturday, on visit.
Miss Matte Stevens went to Stafford
the first of the week, on visit.
Mrs Clille NJ Brooke came down from
Kansas City, Saturday, on visit.
Frank Majors says the weather is the
only thing the politicians can't run.
MIS-. ". W. WYATT anu MIs. quincy
NcAfee went to Kansas CRY, Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Currier, who was visiting in
Kansas City returned home, Wednesday,
Clarence Foster cdmc down from Law
renee, Sunday, returning on Monday
morning.
las Agnew, of Westphalia, has been at
Joplin this week, looking up mineral
prospects.
l.. L. Masterman of the Bank of Com
ncrce, went to independence, Saturday,
on business.
r. w. Galley and Chas. II, Rice have
panys yard here
Will Gear and wife came down from
Argentine, Saturday, going from here to
Greeley, on visit.
Judge Harder is building a house on
Sixth avenue, on the lots where George
Stems house stood.
Carlo Champe returned to Manhattan,
Saturday, to begin the spring term of
the Agriculture College.
We call attention to the advertisement
of. the Taylor-B Baker Institute of
Health. 1t speaks for itself.
Prof c. NJ. Brooke, president of Lane
University, Lecompton, changed cars here
Saturday, on his way to Cotfey county.
Samuel Gilbert and son, Perry, who
have been living in Ohio the past ten
years, arrived here, Saturday, on bust
ness
A Number of old friends of A. ]. Vaughn
and bride gave them 'shivarce," Mon
day night The old "boys" had big
time.
Mrs. Ed Myers and children came up
from TT. Scott, Tuesday, and took the
train here for Osawatomie where they
will reside.
I. b. Wood and F. V. Phillips and fam
lilies have moved to Lawrence, and
AIessrs. Wood and Phillips will engage
in business there.
Mrs. Jennie Innis and son Perry, of
Nashville, Ind, have been visiting Mrs.
Innis' sister, Auntie Buchanan. The
three went to lola. Tuesday, on visit
We have received lot of new job type
of the very latest faccs-and are prepared
to do nicer job work than ever before.
The AGITAToR job office is always up to
date.
Capt Dobbs is digging his nursery
stock this week, ready for delivery. He
has the best assortment eyer offered in
Garnett. See him at the flag pole, south
west of Mo. Pacific depot His flag is
flying -
Harry Manners, Charley Gage and
Fred Parks (the last two of Washington
township, who have been attending the
Agricultural College, came down from
Manhattan, Saturday. Harry returned
to the college Tuesday
Prof. John Trowbridge, of Harvard
University, contributes an interesting ar
ticlc, entitled Latest Developments with
the X RAYS, to the April namber of APP
pleton's Popular Science Monthly. A
number of curious illustrations accom-
pany the text.
A, w. Brooks, OF Greeley, took the
train here for Topeka, Tuesday. From
Topeka he went to Solomon City, to visit
a daughter. and from there he will 90 to
Denver. After visiting there a while, he
goes to southern Colorado, to live. His |
health has been very poor during the
past three years, and he hopes to be bene-
fitted by the change of climate.
Charles NJ. Harger, who contributes
Singing The Messiah on the Plains" to
the April Ladies Hong Journal, is editor
of the Abilene, Kansas, REFLECTOR He
has written much about the various phas
es of Western life, and his articles have
been widely read. They have brought to
people of other sections better and
clearer understanding of Western life than
anything else that has been written in a
long time.
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