Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-06-21

Mrs. Ellen Blum, of Ottawa, spent
Sunday with her sons and daughter.
Fred Cook came home from Topeka,
i Tuesday, after two months absence.
Brad Gehr, of Greeley, has been allow
ed an increase of pension to SIP month.
The wife of Mr.. Ryan, the feather man,
presented him with fine girl last Fri
day.
Miss Lula Parker, of Paola, was visit
ing Misses Dot and Bertha Ayres this
week
Miss May Harrison came upfrOm lola,
Saturday, on visit to Miss Ora Gar
Miss Ada Tippin, of Greeley, visited her
aunt, Mrs. Judd Keeney, and family over
Sunday.
Mrs. A. Nevins went to lola. Yesterday,
on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. A. T..
Stewart.
Miss Alice Smith returned from Ottawa,
last Friday, having been absent two
months.
Mrs. Jess Pursell came up from Chan
ute, Saturday, on visit to Morey Hiner
and wife.
Miss Ella Andrews. who came down
from Olathe to visit her parents. returned
Yesterday.
Geo. Osborn arrived from Medicine
Lodge on Thursday of last week, for
visit of several days.
Mark Craig went to Alvaretta, Okla
homa, Wednesday, to visit his sister.
Mrs. Flora Lawellin.
Victor Paxton returned to EmpOria,
yesterday, after few days visit with
relatives and friends.
Miss Pearl Porter, of the Glenlock
neighborhood, went to Kansas City.
Saturday, on a visit
Miss Emma Paxton arrived home from
Phoenix. Arizona, Thursday of last
week, for the summer.
Mrs. A. o. Stewart, of Glenlock, went
to Winfield, Saturday, on visit to
Frank Bruins and wife.
Mrs. Henry Miller, of Kincaid, left last
week for Texas, where she went to visit
relatives this summer.
The ball game between Richmond and
Garrett, Tuesday afternoon, resulted in
victory for our boys.
Mrs. c. S. Coleman and children, who
have been in Morehcad the past month,
returned home, Monday.
Rev. DIR. Knudson, of Baker University
occupied the Methodist pulpit last Sun.
day, morning and evening.
Miss Mamie and Mary Hunter left,
Wednesday, for Buffalo, where they will
visit the Pan-Amer1can exposition.
Mrs. Allie Alberger arrived from San
Francisco last Saturday, on visit to
her parents, D f. Stephens and wife
Mrs. B. M. Lingo and daughter of the
Glenlock neighborhood, were in town,
Monday, trading and visiting friends.
Mrs. Mcconnell returned to her home
in the Indian Territory last Friday, after
months visit with her mother, Mrs.
Sharp.
Judge Schoonover returned from his
eastern visit, Sunday, much improved in |
health He says he hasn't felt so we'll
for years.
Charley McCrum, jr., was down from
Topeka, the first of the week, visiting his |
parents. He has position in the Santa |
Fe Offices.
/. b. Walston and wife came down from
Kansas. City last Friday. on a visit to
Mrs. Walston's parents, X. c. Talley and
wife. They willremain about week yet.
Mrs. Matte Vines Thurston arrived
here, Tuesday. from Chicago, to visit her
parents, Geo. Vines and wife, her sister.
Mrs. Sadie Stiles, and her brother, Will.
E. E. Alexander, the sewing machine
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and Saturday. lie says it's as dry as a
powder over about Paola and
OsawatOmie.
Miss Belle Smith has moved her stock
of musical instructments into Mrs.
Rogers milliery store. She says she has
sold three pianos and four organs dur
ing the past week.
Orlando Sample, student of Baker
University who is studying for the miiiis-
try, and who breaches every two weeks
at Glenlock. Iantha and Junction school
houses, visited Rev. Church and wife,
Monday.
John Cook was in from Sugar Valley.
and told us of the fine rain
that fell ont there Wednesday evening.
He says it did a world of goon, as it de-
'cended very gently and steadily for
some time.
Mrs. Maggie Heacock and Mrs. Mary
rruitt, of Agricola. were in the city the
ore part of the week. visiting their sister,
Mrs Sarah Woodworth. and their cous.
ms, o. P. Gregory and wife. Mrs. Hea-