Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-03-02

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Rev. Henderson's family and house
hold goods went to Salina the first Ot
the week
See advertisement of Riverside stoves
and ranges in this paper. j. W, Lewis&
Sons, Agts.
DE. Stephens and wife returned from
Ottawa, Monday. They have bee absent
several weeks.
Mrs. W. S. Barth, wife of the new fur
. niturc man, arrived from Kansas City
last Saturday.
Miss Cora Huff left Tor Chicago last
Saturday, to again work fora wholesale
millinery house.
Park Kccuey and Will Bemis went to
Lawrence, Monday, to attend Kcpub-
ican committee.
Will Campbell, the Santa Fe operator,
has been on the sick list, but is Jerking
lightning again.
Mrs. Ravn, who was visiting her son
Otis and family, in Kansas City, return
ed home, Monday.
Henry boucher and daughters, Bath
and Inez, of Greeley, visited Doc Decker
and WIFE Saturday.
A boy was born to John Altman and
wife on Thursday of last week, Dr.
Schoonover attending.
Again there is talk of passenger tram
on the X. n. & d. road 1t is to run be-
tween Topeka and Joplin.
We learned last evening that Mrs. es-
SC \. sutton, of Sutton Valley, is very
sick, and not expected to live.
Scott Elliot left, Tuesday, on business
trip to Chicago and other points IN ILL.,
nois, to be gone about week
MONDAYS snow storm PLAYED havoc
with the railroads. All trains were late
the following night and next day.
Mrs. Mary Powell, deputy register OF
deeds, went to Ottawa, Saturday, to
visit her sister, Mrs. II. Ii. Cowan.
The gas company received new drill
and machinery the latter part OF last
week, and prospecting will continue,
John Rowland and wife, OF Potawat-
omie township, Franklin county, were
in the city, Saturday, visiting friends,
Mrs Wesley Spindler went to st. Joseph,
Mo-, Monday, in answer no telegram
stating her son Stanton was very sick.
Robt. Mundell one of the old residents
of Sutton Valley, shipped his household
goods to Oklahoma the first of the week.
Mrs Narcissus Blair formerly Narcis
sus Wallace. of Parsons, who has been
visiting her parents, returned home,
Tuesday.
Geo. HUT, ST., returned from Colorado,
Wednesday. He says he got tired OF the
hills out there; that Kansas is good
enough for him.
|. r. Sterlen, of Delta, Iowa, brother
of Mrs. Sam'l Craig who came here to
attend the funeral, left Monday, on his
return home.
Adam Miller, of Keats comfy, Ncb., who
has been visiting his brother-in-law,
John Long. for several weeks, started
home, Tuesday.
We learn that the Farmer Mill will be
rebuilt and made better than ever. 1t is
the intention OF the proprietors to putin
machinery for grindidg wheat.
Mrs. Rev. Morley, who has been visit
ing her daughter Mrs. J.. Hartzell,
left, Tuesday morning, for Pleasanton,
Iowa, where the family will reside.
Bert Paine's funeral took place last
Saturday, the remains beng placed IN
the Garnett cemetery. The funeral was
under the auspices of the G. A. k.
/ Mrs. Frances Smith, of Lecompton,
who was called to Westphalia two weeks
ago by the sickness OF her sister, Mrs.
! Ethel Stevenson, returned home Tuesday.
Howard Hester, of Lone Elm township
paid us visit, Tuesday. He went to
ottawa on the afternoon train. He says
they have some cases of smallpox in
Lone Elm.
Allen Branch, of Battery F, Third Ar
tillery, stationed at Fort Riley, arrived
here, Saturday, on visit to Geo. Free
man and wife. Mrs. Branch came sew
eral days previously.