Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-06-07
Weideman.Pa Palmer Wedding,

messed by q large number of friends ant
invited guests.
After the ceremony. the bride anG
groom and guests repaired to the dining
room, where an elegant banquet wa
prepared-and every one who has eater
at the Royal knows it was an extra fin,
spread"
Mr.. c. A. Weideman, father of TIN
bridegroom, rctircs from the hotel bust
ness, turning the establishment over t.
Henry and his bride, and the "old folks
will travel and take needed rest, al
Mrs. Wcideman's health is poor.
The bride and groom have the hes
wishes OF the entire community.
Mrs. Clint King and little daughte
met with quite serious accident las
Sunday. Clint had hitched a mule tt
the buggy, to take a drive, and Mrs
King and the littl. girl had got into the
buggy, when he went to the house fo
an umbrella. AS Clint came back will
the umbrella. the mule scared at the um
brella and ran. 1t ran against the gate
knocking it down and pulling up post
The two occupants of the buggy scream
cd, and the mule ran FISHERMAN until i
collidcd with tree, when the bugg,
stopped suddenly, throwing Mrs. King
and the girl to the ground, bruising then
pretty badly. The buggy was wrecked
and the mule ran on with one shaft hang
ing to the harness. The unfortunate
woman and girl were picked up and TAX
Ell to the house, and doctor was called
He found no bones broken, but the vic
Tins of the accident were bruised anC
shaken up generally. They are are get
ting along very well, considering TIL
seriousness OF the accident.
The contract between the city and thu
Santa Fe railroad company whereby thu
city furnished the company with waite
expired last Monday. No new contrac
has been made, and probably. will not be
as the city raised the price and the com
pany refused to pay it. Instead. tn,
company will pump its own water from
the old lake, near the furniture facrory
Mr.. Kunckle and his assistants put thu
pump up Monday, and w. H. Stewart
took charge of this one and one at Neo
sho Falls, Tuesday.
G. o. Olmstead, of Lone Elm, one o
AGITAToR's firm friends, paid us pleas
ant visit last Saturday. Heisa straight
out Populist, and thinks we should hoe
our own row. While he is willing to co
operate with all other forcesthat are OPP
posed to Republicanism, he don't believe
IN cooperation where our principles are
to be repudiated or forgotten.
Walter Vess, who has been braking
on the K, N. & d. and Missouri Pacific
Tor eight or nine years, has been promot-
ed, and is now conductor of freight
train. Walter is thorough railroad
man, and tends strictly to business. Be-
ing an old Garrett boy, he has many
friends here, who are glad to hear of his
promotion.
Our old friend r. F. Wood, of Wash
ington township, paid us a neighborl,y
visit last Saturday, and set his subscrip-
ton ahead, besides subscribing for the
Topeka Advocate. MIR. Wood is true
blue Populist. He says he can stand
Bryan Democracy all right but he wont
have any Dave Hill Democracy in his.
Miss Ella Tallman, of Weldon, Iowa
is visiting her uncle and aunt, ]. b Tall
man and wife, near Centcryille, Linn
county. She had gone to Colorado tc
visit her cousin Bud Tallman, but found
that he had come home on visit, and
she followed him here Shewill probably
remain couple of weeks.
The Ionian society of the Agricultural
College, at Manhattan, rendered "Muct
Ado About Nothing" May 18th. The
Students Herald speaks of the play as
the finest thing of the kind that was ev
err attempted at the college. Miss Mamie
Alexander, of Anderson county, played
| the mart of Beatrice
Carl Townsend and Miss Lizzie War
mock, of Union township, were united II
marriage on Thursday of last week, by
by Rev. A. p. Hamilton, of Goodrich
The bride and groom are most excellent
Young people, and are very popular We
extend to them our congratulations and
best wishes.
The Lc Roy papers report the death Of
I. w. Baker, Missouri Pacific brake
man, between LIE Roy and Aliceville, or
Wednesday morning of last week. Nc
one witnessed his death, and it is not
known how it happened. His manged
body was found on the tracb.
William Shoup and Miss Bette Farris