Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-08-23

the sheriff. Deputy-Sherif Ratclif start.
ed on hunt for. the boy, and captured
him near !. G. HATS residence. Dun.
can was arraigned before Squire Gordon,
Monday afternoon, and he was bound
over to the district court in the sum Of
SO, 900. OF course, he couldn't give bond,
and will stay in jail till court convenes.
THO colCred baseball clubs-one from
Ottawa and one from Iola-played on
the Garrett diamond Wednesday. The
score stood 20 to 8 in favor of lola. There
was large crowd OF colored boys here
from the two neighboring cities In the
evening, there was cake-walk at the
Auditorium, which was we'll attended.
When the colored folks set out to have a
good time, they have it, and no mistake.
s. ". Sturdiyan and A. +. Gallap pur-
chased tent, cots and other camp fur
nitnre of Julie Mantey, this week, and
left for the new Oklahoma country,
Thur sday morning. They will engage
in whatever business seems to be the
most desirable to them when they get
down there, and NAV locate in one OF the
territory towns permanently.-MOun
City Standard.
Mrs d. B. Huggans received letter
Spm New Mexico containing the news OF
the death of her nephew, Peter Kessler,
formerly of Selma, who was knocked
down and ground to pieces by loaded
freight train at Santa Rosa, on Mon1ay,
Aug. 10Th. Heleaves wife and baby to
mourn his death. The Borrowing ones
have our sincere sympathy.
Judge T. NJ Hamilton and wife went
to Joplin. Mo-, last Saturday, in response
to telegram appraising them OF the
death of Mrs. Jennie Mcconnell, Mrs.
HamiltOn's sister.in-lay. who had been
an invalid for several years The funeral
took place on Monday.
Vern Ayres has purchased the Greeley
Graphic and took charge this week, Har-
nv Jones stepping down and out. Vern
is good printer and an excellent young
man, and we sincerely hope he will make
success of the Graphic, financially and
otherwise.
| Joe Daley, of Pueblo. Colo, was in
town, Wednesday, shaking hands with
old friends He was formerly postmaster
at Richmond, and was we'll known in
this vicinity. Joe and Judge Higgins
were schOolmates.
| John M. Holloway came over from
Findlav, Saturday. and visited his broth
er Frsnk and family, Sunday. He says
the farmers in his neighbOrhood are in
good shape for stock feed.
I. Fl. Darche and wife have started out
on an overland trip to several different
points, intending to visit friends and have
general good time. Waverly was the
first point made.
We neglected, last week, to state that
Mrs. A. T. HolcOmb is visiting her sister,
at Joplin, Mo. Mr.. Holcomb thinks
each week she is absent is almost year.
Will Cantrell came down from Kansas
CITY last Saturday. Mrs. Cantrell has
been here about three weeks. They will
return home, tomorrow.
Mound CITY has a woman hack driver,
Mrs, Maud Phenix, who, the Standard
says, HduulCb liiC uuSS WHY StoSN'"hy'
She owns the hack line.
Tom Morgan came up from Rogers.
Ark. Tuesday, ito see the girls and eat
peaches" People about Garrett arc al
ways glad to see Tom.
Burlington is to have fall festival,
Sept. 18th and 18th. We see no good
reason why Garrett should not have one,
too. Do you!
Alfred Delapain and wife, of lola, came
up last Friday, on visit to John Bald
win and wife. They returned home.
Tuesday.
Milton Foster was down from Law
renee over Sunday, visiting his parents
| and Mrs. Fosters parents. ]. {. Scarf
and wife.
V. E. Butler arrived here from Central,
New Mexico, yesterday, on visit to A.
c. Farrow and Mrs. Dwight Butler.
| Mrs S. A. Herman and daughter
Ada have gone to Eureka, Springs, Ark,
| for the benefit of Ada's health.
Miss Nellie Shields went to lola, We'd
nesday, to visit friends. She will proba-
bly, remain several weeks.
Miss Edith Glass came up from Gar
nett, Thursday, to visit at he uncle's. -
Richmond Star.
A union Sunday school picnic will be
held in the grove, on South Potawatomie,
Friday, Aug. 80.
Toe Newton is now in Barth 8 furniture
store. Joe is good salesman and has
lots of friends
Miss Lou Brandon came down from
Topeka last week, and is visiting old
time friends.
Charlie Cook was at home couple OF
days this week, resting and visiting his
parents. :
Mrs. Matte Vines Thurston went to
Humboldt, Wednesday,, on visit.
Anderson county's share OF the state
. school fund this year is 81 1898, 09.
Mrs. DR.. Douglas went to Lane the lat
ter part of last week, on visit.