Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-15
Lone Elm Items
;. Frazer is on the sick list.

! {. Frazer is on the sick list.
Mrs. James Irwin is on the sick list
| DR.. Splawn was over from Kincaid
Tuesday.
| Jerry Lewis is clerking in the new
store now.
One ofW A. Kincheloe little daughters,
Marie, is very sick
A son was born to Sam Robinson and
wife Nov. 8, 1901.
Cell Miller and family visited Lone
Elm relatives, Sunday.
November sth, daughter was born
to Jas Reeve and wife.
S. Kelsey was home from Bush City,
Saturday and Sunday.
John Lamb accompanied S. E, Babcack
to Oklahoma this week.
Postmaster Mcdowell and family
spent Sunday in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moon,visited friends and
relatives in lola and Humboldt.
kempton received car load of brick
tor his store, Monday, from lola.
Mr. Moon sold his team while at Hum
boldt. They had to be brought home.
VII tLdIlllS anu All tltiS WIN
i'll Blue Mound last Saturday, shop
ping.
We learn that cards are out for the
wedding of Henry Woodruff and Miss
Robinson.
Miss Matte Kelsey went to Richmond
last week, to spend while with her Sis
ter, Mrs. Mckee.
Frank Sloan and wife, OF Wellsville.
visited relatives in Lone Elm and vicin-
ity the past week.
Oscar Dragoo, of the Wise neighbour
hood has been very low with typhoid
fever, but is little better
CLYDE Miller and wife and Miss Ida
Johnson, of Kincaid, were over to the
surprise party, Saturday night.
A PRESBYTERIAN minister from Weir
City commenced series of meetings,
which wilcontinue during the week.
w. W. Ferguson, by letter from Willie
Furguson, jr., of Nogal, New Mexico,
learns that water is abundant there;
heavy rains and cloud bursts in that
section.
Lew Anderson and family, of LaHarpc,
visited at Geo Anderson's, near here, the
first of the week A man from Burling-
ton put monument at Mr.. Andcrson's
grave in the village cemetery, last week.
The Lade,' Aid society will give box
social at the NJ. E. church, Saturday
evening, Nov 10th, for the benefit of the
church. There will be extra supper for
those who wish it. There will be music
and pleasant social time
Roy Lamay visited his sister at Larned
last week He and his family started
back to Nogal, New Mexico, Tuesday
night, after an extended visit with Lone
Elm folks They think New Mexico is
good country 20 live i'll. They had some
pigs shipped through.
S. E. Babcock and wife were most
pleasantly surprised bv the members OF
the Rebekah lodge Of this place, last
Saturday evening, The guests as
sembed at Mr.. Kelscy's, and about
nine o'clock, went to Mr.. Babcock's
Mrs. Babcock and children had retired,
but arose and dressed for company.
A messenger was sent down town. in
search of MIR. Babcock. The guests had
provided many good things to eat, and
soon tables groancd beneath their bur
den of the culinary art. The event was
in honor of MIR. Babcock and family,
who soon go to their new home in Okla
homa A nice cane rocker was presented
to Mrs Babcock as token of rcmeni-
berance and esteem, Miss Chloe Irwin
presented the gift with few fitting re-
marks, to which Mrs. Babcock very feel
inglv replied. Mr.. Babcock started,
Tuesday, to their new home. The fam
lily will remain here until he has their
dwelling ready to occupy. The best
wishes of friends for their prosperity
ard happiness go with them to their new
home.