Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-03-29

Mrs. W. o. Decker went to Greeley
Saturday, to visit home folks over Sun
day.
Mrs. Ancil Haitian. of Westphalphia
went to Kansas City, Saturday, on 9
visit
Howard Hester and W. W. Wcbbel
were up from Lone Elm, Tuesday, or
business.
Mrs w. L. Osborn went to Wayerlv
Wednesday, to attend the marriage o.
her brother.
The advertisement of The First State
Bank appears on this page this week
Look for it.
Mrs. Jim Fry returned to Osawatomie,
Monday, leaving her sister, Mrs. Whit
ney, much better.
Frank Brown down from Topeka the
fore part of the week, on business, polit-
! ical and otherwise.
Mrs. Myrtle Edmunson, who has been
visiting Mrs. H. B. Ward the past month
returned to Eric, Monday.
NJ. A. Miller, of Selma, called last Fri.
day, and ordered cards printed advertis-
ing his fine jack, Black Sullivan.
Mrs. Campbell (Will's mother went to
Concordia, Monday, where she expects
to make her home with her daughter
Mrs. Henry Orwig went to Greeley,
Saturday, on visit to her sister, Mrs.
John Deuker, before leaving for Manila.
Mrs. May, of Osawatomie, visited
John Wadlcy and family the latter part
of last week, going on to TT. Scott on
visit.
Mrs. Belle Evans, of Ottawa, arrived
here Saturday, on visit to Foster Muir
dock and wife. She is on her way home
from Texas.
DOC" Morse and family have moved
from Mrs. Burham's residence to dwell
ling on Sixth avenue, east of II. NJ
Brookes home.
We hear that old man Spradlcv, who
shot Howard Hester, and was sent to
the pentitentiary, has been, or is about
/ to be, paroled by the governor.
Mrs. AL Black received telegram from
Richmond, Mo-, Wednesday, as follows:
boy born. Boy and mother doing
well. Come at once" The telegram
was from Charley Paxton.
Rev. Father Hurley, OF St. Patrick S
church at Emerald, was in the city,
Monday, on business in the probate
court, relating to the estate of Patrick
Mccain, deceased. He paid the AGITA-
TOR a welcome visit.
The city council made contract with
the electric light people to light the
streets during the next two years. We
hope that by the time this contract ex-
pires, the citizens will be ready to buy a
new plant, and run it as municipal in.
stitution. The city would save money
thereby
Our old friend W. K. Kelerman, O
WestDhalia township, paid us visit
Wednesday, and set his subscription
ahead. He and his wife spent part o
the winter at San Antonio, Texas. Mr.
kelerman says he likes Texas, and thinks
itagood country for money-making. H,
says they had Strawberries down Their
during the months of November to Feb
ruary, inclusive.
Dan and Mark Craig arrived HON
from the Philippines last Friday. Tn
business houses of the city were decorat
ed with flags in their honor. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Craig were expecting the boys, AM
came to town to meet them. 1t was
joyful meeting, too. the boys were SUI
rounded by friends all the time they wer
in town, and many were the heart
hand-shakes and glad salutatons. Til
| boys are looking we'll They belonge
Company E, of the famous Twentict
Kansas regiment, but when the regimen
sailed for home, Dan and Mark remain
ed, as they were offered what they co,
sidered good thing" financially No,
that they are home again, they will prol
ably settle down to the everyday so,
' of life. Doubtless, they have had enoug
of soldier life