Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-08-03


wife.
! Peter Barndt, jr., has moved to West
phalia, where he will engage in business
for himself
Mrs. Eva Rhodes, of Paola, came over,
Wednesday, on a visit to her brother, r..
5. Ayrcs, and family.
Mrs. ]. M. Cavaness of Chanutc, and
Mrs. Clayton, of Baldwin, were visiting
Mrs. Swallow this week.
Mrs. Ruth McAfee, who has been visit
ing her daughter at Parker, returned
home the first of the week.
Miss Rebecca Branch of Stanton, kas..
arrived here, Wednesday, on a visit to
her aunt, Mrs. VIM. Wycof.
X. S. Ayres has the thanks Of the "bct =
ter half of the AGITAToR family for a
sack of delicious sweet apples.
Mrs. Mary Fortncr, of Decatur, ILL.,,
arrived here, Sunday, on visit to her
brother. r. s. Ayres, and family.
Mrs. H. II. Hopkins, of Kansas City,
came down, Wednesday, to visit her
parents, II. ]. Ambrose and wife.
Grandma Neville came down from
Lawrence, Wednesday. She has been
visiting her son, John, and family.
Miss Pearl Galley left, Wednesday, for
Pittsburgh and Washington county, Pa.
She will be absent several months
Miss Elsie Adair, book-kecper in the
First State Bank, has gone to Tarkio,
Mo-, for visit of a couple OF weeks.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Hudson, of Kansas City,
who has been visiting her sister Mrs.
Hal Townsend, returned home, Wedncs
day.
Capt. T. NJ. Hamilton has had his
house greatly improved in appearance
bv fresh coat of paint. Jim Smith did
the work.
Jacob Springer, of Stockdale, was in
the city, Wednesday, and ordered a
supply of church pcws of DeWolis furni-
ture factory.
T. f. Bump. the Putnam township
saw-mnll man. was in town, Tuesday,
with a nephew from Colony, who had
been up on n visit.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Higgins, of Greeley, was in
town, Wednesday, in company with her
sister, of Topeka. who was on her way
home from Greeley.
Rob Smith, son Of Wise Smith Ia ;
been down from Kansas CITY several
DAYS, visiting his aunt Miss Belle Smith,
and other relatives.
Rev. Patton Stevenson arrived from
Jamestown, Kas., last Friday, on n visit
to his parents. He will occupy the I.
p. pulpit the next two Sabbaths.
Rev. ZONES and wife, Mrs. JOS. Martin
and other members OF the colored Bap-
fist church, went to FIT. Scott, Wcdnes-
dav, to attcnd.a meeting OF the Baptist
Associa ton.
Geo. Johnson and Miss Nettie Defin-
baugh, of Indian Creek township, were
united in marriage bv Elder c. +. Lin
coin, Tuesday morning, at the residence
of Aaron Bcissell, in Garnet. We offer
congratulations.
+. Z. Leonard, of Burlingame, arrived
here, Wednesday, and will make this his
home He will be found with 7. !. Has
sey, in the Office of Slaughter & TAYLOR
IN the Kirk block Mr.. Leonard will do
the office work, while MIR. Ilasscy does
the outside rustling.
Miss Belle nollingshead came down
from Topeka last Saturday, on a
visit to her parents, w. X. Hollingshead
and wife, She came by way of Kansas
CITY, and was accompanied by Mrs
Van Bergen formerly Dora Hidden)
who once lived in Garrett, and who has
numerous friends here.
Ed Waugh and Miss May Green were
united in marriage by Rev. HOWE, We'd
nesday evening. at the home of the
brides parents, |. N. Green and wife.
The bride is most excellent young wo.
man and has host of friends. The
bridegroom is an industrious young
man. He is bridge carpenter and has
been working in Oregon and Washing
ton for some time. They leave tor Sc
attic, Wash, about the first of next
week.
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