Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-09-20

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mic last Sunday.
o. w. Wyatt was down from Kansas
City over Sunday.
Mrs. Harry McNary returned from
Aliceville, Monday.
Rov Judy arrived from Fresno Calf,
Tuesday, on visit.
W. S. Falls made business trip to
Greeley, Wednesday,
W. S. Falls went to humboldt, yester-
day, for short visit.
Roy Stein has gone to Webb City to
clerk for Glaze & Lewis.
A. Lawellin, of Jackson to wnship, paid
us visit last Saturday
Billy Hampstead made business rip
to Kansas City, yesterday.
Go to F. A. Herbert for Holidays
new water proof oil backing.
w S. Barth and wife returned from
the East the first of the week.
Ed Stein, jr., went to Kansas City,
Monday, returning on Wednesday.
r. NJ. Slonaker, who is selling import
ed horses, left for Solomon, Tuesday.
M o,J M~e Walls IS NanJacI,o
Sunday with B. l.. Gould and wife.
Grandma Neville came down from Law
renee. Saturday, to visit old friends.
Mrs. w. F. Hampstead and Miss Luda
Rogers went to lola, Tuesday, on visit.
Chas. Garrison and Scott Judy return
ed to Lawrence, Sunday, to resume their
studies.
Clyde Welsh came down from Topeka,
Yesterday. to visit his mother, mrs. DIR.
Douglass.
Thos. Evans, of Ottawa, visited Fos-
ter Murdoch and wife last Friday and
Saturday.
We see bv the Free Press that Howard |
Reed and family have returned to Colony
from Beloit.
Frank Dotts arrived faom western han
sas last Friday, after an absence of sey-
eral months.
Miss Aida Kirkton, of Canon City,
Colo, arrived, Monday, for visit |
with old friends.
Mrs. l.. Brake came down from Topeka,
yesterday, to visit her parents, Conway
Marshall and wife.
Misses Ollie and Ola Martin lett. Sat-
urday. tor Manhattan, to attend the
Agricultural College.
Mrs. Fred Hampstead returned to
Kansas City, Wednesday. after short
visit with her parents.
Miss Florence Shields left, Monday |
morning, for an extended visit with rela-
tives near Xenia, Ohio.
Misses Carrie Savers and Mamie Dotts
went to Kansas City, Saturday where
they have employment.
We learn that Rev. Shaw will be un-
able 10 preach again before the first Of
January, and maybe not for year.
Frank Cayot and wife, OF Westphalia,
parents of P. H. Cayot, changed cars
here, Wednesday, on their way to Wells
vile.
Mrs. Pearle Hefner and little daughter,
who have been visiting relatives at
Bloomington, ILL.,. araived home last
Friday.
Judge Harder and LYMAN Pilkington
have formed partnership, and will deal
in dirt-that is, they are in the real-estate
business.
S. Ferneaux, who lives in Barton
county, Mo-, was in town, Monday,
shaking hands with old friends. He
looks we'll
Ranse Mundell, of Parker, was in
town, Yesterday. and purchased the
blue-front building in the opera house
block, ofG. W. Vial, OF Lane.
N. K. Campbell, of Paola, general
agent for Holladay's waterproof polish
was in town, Wednesday. and sold the
county right to handle Black Marvel
Polish to F. A. Herbert.
Arthur Stewart. who has had charge
of the X, N. and d. station at Glenlock
tor five or six years, has been promoted
to the Overlook station He IS steady,
and trustworthy, and is sure to work
his way higher.
According to Richmond Star, D. r.
Smiley, formerly. of Richmond, and we'll
knownn and about Garrett, was buried
at White Church, Kas.. eight miles west
Of Kansas City, on Thursday of last
week.
Chauncy Winans accompanied the re-
mains of his mother from Evanston,
Wyoming, and visited few days with
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