Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-02-15
Letter List.

| Letter List.
! Advertised Feb. 10. 1901. France
Andrews, Mrs. Addie 7. Bracken, Noal
A. Beeber, l.. W. Dew, Faank Laster
Harry Morgan, Mr.. Pinney. Mrs. A. D
Smith.
Mrs. S. D. Ray returned from Joplin
Monday, where she had been visiting
her husband.
Mrs. +. f. White came in from Leroy
where she has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. Clark Decker.
Mrs. Matt Gilfrey went to Osawat
omie, Monday, to visit her brother, Har
~ Voorhees,. and family.
G. T Demaree, of Kansas City. was in
town, Sunday. He is now lectursng on
phrenology and selling books.
doc" Decker and family have moved
into their new home on west seventh
He recently purchased it from W. II
Lacy.
Tom Wilson was up from Joplin, No.,
the latter part of last week. transacting
some business. He returned home, Sat
urday.
1t was B. c. Wycoff who visited Stan
lev, Kas., and Bolton, Mo, last week.
instead of Vim. Wycoff, as stated in our
last issue.
Tom McCague lett for Medicine Lodge.
Monday night, in answer to telegram
informing him of the serious illness OF
his brother.
Mrs. Ruth McAfee went to lola, Sat
urday, to visit her daughter Jennie. She
goes from lola to Fulton, to visit her
daughter Cora.
Commissioner Parrott and County
Clerk Calvert 10 to Topeka, to day. to
look after county bond deal--exchange
refunding bonds for old ones.
Conway Marshall missed his footing
and fell downstairs, Monday night and,
as \ result, he is confined to the house.
His wounds are not dangerous.
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Mrs. ". w. Martin and daughter, of
Fl. Scott, were in the city few hours,
yesterday. and visited Mrs Wesley Huff.
Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Huff are cousins.
Vim. Schoonover has purchased the
residence formerly occupied by Charley
Stewart and family, on First avenue, east,
and will move to town in week or so.
X. J. Adams, of Big Springs. Douglas
county, visited his uncle, o. B. Adams,
and family. His aunt returned with him
as far as Lawrence, to visit A. A. Adams
and wife.
c. w. Josephs, Santa Fe operator,
went to Kansas City Monday. to meet
his wife, who was on her way from Noun
tain View, Mo. They expect to make
this their home.
Charley Coleman left. to-day. tor st.
Paul, Mimi, after his brother, who is
sick and in a hospital at that place.
Charley will bring him home and nurse
him back to health.
las. L. Wilson has been having three
weeks tussle with the grip, and was on
the streets last Monday for the tirst time
since the attack. He was looking rather
the worse for wear, too.
Mrs. Jake Myers and children moved
to Mcpherson, yesterday morning, where
Mr.. Myers has been employed IN mill
for some time. Their many friends are
sorry to see them leave.
Announcing baby boy was born to
Charley Slocum and wife, of Jackson
township, on Wednesday OF last week
Mother and son are doing well. but it
was thought for while that the father
would not recover. He is all right how.
ever.
Miss Mollie Bayles arrived here from
Texas, the first OF the week,
and will make her home here temporar
lily. She was formerly resident of Gar.
nett, and was very popular young
lady. She finds many of her old friends
here yet.
Arthur Hollingshead and Miss Maudc
tanning were united in marriage by Rev.
Church, last Saturday. at the home of
John W. Hollingshead. The AeITAroR
offers congratulations and wishes them
happiness and prosperity.
Mrs. Helen d. Hartford, state president
of the Oregon W. c. T. u, delivered