Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-01-25

goodly number OF relatives anu trends
witnessed the ceremony. While Mrs
Bert Adams played the Wedding March,
the bridegroom's sister, Miss Minnie
Klavon, and the brides brother, Alex
Nichols, marched in, followed by the
bride and groom. 1t was very enjoy
able occasion. MIR. and Mrs. Klavon
will make theirhomc southwest of Selma.
| They have the best wishes of a host OF
! friends.
Mrs. Arvilla Achcson died very sudden
| ly, Tues day evening, at the home of her
son, w. {. Acheson, at Greeley. She was
nearly 80 years of age, and had been
IA ther feeble for some time. However,
she ate hearty breakfast and a good
dinner, Tuesday, and appeared to be i'm
proving; therefore, her hidden dea tn was
surprise to her family. The remains
were taken to Welda, yesterday, and
placed by the side of her hus band, who
died about four years ago.
Jacob Askins died, Monday, on his
farm, in Jackson township. He had been
in poor health for some time. Deceased
was well known in Anderson county. He
| CdllC W Val ICll ONSl lhll " NNtliS ttisO,
| For years he was a saloon keeper, but
he tired of the business and quit it some
time before the prohibitory law was en-.
acted. He then moved to his farm and
led an upright life In his death, his fam
lily suffers severe loss.
Dr. ID. B. Morgan, the veterinary sur
geon, will be at Richmond next Monday,
and will remain week. He then goes
to Greeley the following Monday, and
will remain a week there. The Doctor
has done good business in Garnett, and
of course is well pleased. IIor semen in
this vicinity recommend him highly.
Rev. A. S Dobbs. d. D., of New York,
visited his brother, Capt. l.. ID Dobbs,
and family, the fore part OF the week.
DR.. Dohbs is lecturer of note, and has
been preaching for SO years. He has
spent number of years in Egypt and
the Holy Land, and is at present lectur-
ing on those countries.
Mrs. Clara Hazelrigg, Of Topeka, has
been conducting NEE tings at the Christ t.
ian church the past week Mrs. Hazel
rigg is an exceptionally bright woman,
and her sermons are creating a great
deal of interest. She is the auth or of a
Kansas school history.
Miss Mintie Staley, who has been visit
ing her sister Lulu, at Topeka, came
down, Tuesday. She will visit her par.
ents, at Greeley, about week, when she
will return to Chicago and resume her
duties as nurse, IN which profession she
is proficient.
We nearly forgot to say that Ed Hop
kins has become a granger again. He
and his family moved out on the farm,
east of town, several DAYS ago. He has
also rented some ground, and will put in
a crop-mostly by proxy.
Rev. Springston, of Ottawa, state Sun
day school missionary for the Baptist
institute at the First Baptist church, be
ginning Thursday night of last week
and continuing till Sunday.
Sam Henderson, of Lincoln township,
is having bad luck Four of his children
are having typhoid fever One son has
been sick since October. He is yet I'M
able to turn himself insbed, although his
appetite is improving.
The DeWolf furniture factory has turn
ed out some fine upholstered oak iurni-
turc for The Ell;s of lola. The lodge sent
up committee to inspect it, and they
went home highly pleased. The furniture
was shipped, Monday.
Frank Brown was down from Topeka
the latter part of last week. He didn't
look like he had lost much sleep over
Bakers defeat. In fact, Frank has a
way of getting into the band-wagon be
fore it starts.
Thos Bowles, of the railway mail serv-
ice, who has been running on the k & A.
division of the Missouri Pacific road for
MANY years, now has the X, ~ & d. rum
between Topeka and Fit. Scott
Art thou one of the many that has
drained the Golden Nectar that maketh
thy heart full of strength and gladness?
If not, take Rocky Mountain Tea Ask
your druggist.
Mrs. Lillian Mellen North is very sick
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Emil Bar.
Der, at Topeka. She went with her hus-
band to Arizona, where she became sick,
and was obliged.to return to Kansas.
If the average man would look him
self squarely in the eye, he would see at
once that he needs Rocky Mountain Tea
priceless boon to men. Ask your drug
gist.35c,
Dick Tally was in town, Saturdav-thc
first time in two weeks. He slipped on
the ice and fell, fracturng bone in one
of his legs. But you can't keep good
man down.
Bright eyes are an infalliblc index to
youth, nice windows from which Cupid
shoots his arrows. Rocky Mountain Tea
makes bright eyes Ask your druggist.
Mrs G. B. Babcocli, of Lone Elm, who
had been called to Johnson county to
visit a sister who was sick, returned
home, Saturday. G. b. came to town to
meet her.