Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-10-11

winch IS Sl.UO, out taken III connection
with the AGITAToR, the two papers can
be had for $1.35 sent to this office. Do
not put this off, but attend to it today.
We have received from the Groom
Music Company, Steinway Hall. Chi
cago, several professional copies OF their
late music This company is putting
out some good pieces, both vocal and
instrumental, and will gladly examine
authors manuscript with view to
publication. 1t sets song words and
poems to music on basis that pays a
good profit to the author.
We are told that the people about
Mont Ida are not altogether pleased at
the turning out their old postmaster. who
is cripple and the father of several chill
dren, and giving the place to strong
able bodied man. who already enjoys
an abundance of the necessaries, If not
the comforts OF life.
Garnett's two furniture factories are
rushed with work These two institu-
tions are credit and great help to
the city They bring in a large amount
of money and keep many men busy.
The commercial club, if it is still alive,
would do well to try to get more facto-
ries here.
Frank Campbell was visiting friends
in the city last Saturday. Frank left
Garrett several wears ago, and has late
" been living in Pleasanton. He is now
IL H.,
His father, DR.. Campbell, now lives in
lola
Tom Highley has purchased the build
ing that occupied the lot purchased by
the Commercial Club company and
moved it to lot opposite the Grand
Central hotel. He will occupy it as a
real estate hce.-Transcript, Norman
Okla.
Miss Mablc Griffin. of Abba, Iowa. ar.
lived: here, Yesterday, on visit to he'
cousins, VIII. Lloyd and Marble Wyatt
and Mrs Quincy McAfee. This is her first
visit here and she had never see her cous'
ms. Her coming was a surprise.
Senator Caldwell paid us visit, We'd
nesdav. Speaking of the effort to legis
late Populists out of existence, he says
he is glad a test case is to be tried this
fall, as it will give us opportunity to get
ourselves in shape for next year.
Squire Sullivan was over from Center
vile township, Linn county, yesterday
transacting business. He says the farm
ers in his neighborhood have sown more
wheat this year than at any time dur
ing the past twenty years.
Mrs. Daniel Smith and daughter
Mabel, of Lincoln township, left foi
Logansport, Ind. Tuesday, to visit
relatives. They will also visit Calves
ton, Texas, and other points before
returning home.
|. II. Stewart has disposed of all his
interests here, and he and Mrs. Stewart
have gone to Kansas City to live. They
have been residents of Garrett for many
years, and will be missed by a large cir
Gle of friends.
Geo Babcock, of Lone Elm township
writes that he has given up his trip tt
the Strip for the present, and is busy max
ing sorghum moasses. HIS mill is locat
ed three miles north and one mile west q
Lone Elm.
Mrs. II. ID. Nichols returned from l.o
Vegas, New Mexico, Tuesday morning
after a months visit. Her brothe
Scion Ellis, and wife came with her a.
far as Lawrence. and then came on t
Garrett.
Will Owens, night clerk at the st, James
died last Saturday morning, OF portion
tits. Funeral services were held at tn
Christian church, Sunday afternoon, un
der the auspices of the Modern Wood
men.
Mss Nav Capper came down from 10
peka. Saturday, to visit her mother ant
sisters couple of months. She was &C
companied by Mrs. Van Malta, who Wi
| visit here couple of weeks.
Mark Andrews and Miss Myrtle Gate
were united in marriage last evening, a
the home OF the brides parents. The AG
ITAToR extends its congratulations t
the, young couple
b. F. Acuff has purchased the Garnet
Mercantile Company's store at Harris
and will move his stock of clothing tror
Mound City and consolidate it with tn
stock at Harris.
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