Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-10-25

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The Lecture Course.
The first number in the Garrett lecture
course will be given by Rev. Thomas
Dixon, IT., in the Grand Opera House
Friday evening, November LIST. Subject
Fools; or the school of Experience
Reserved seats on sale at Glass book
store, Wednesday morning, Oct. 3Oth.
]. F. Tibbetts, Horace Reed, Louie
Blum and Bert Reed went to Kansas
Cicy. Wednesday, to take in the horse
show.
Mrs. !. c. Reed, Mrs J. G. Hiatt and
Mrs. c. X. Smith went to Ottawa, We'd
nesday, to attend the W c. T. U. con-
vention.
We learn that J. c. Merrill, of West
phalia, left for San Francisco the first of
the week. We did not learn the purpose
of the trip.
A Garrett youth has been joined to
Miss Oats with what the lola Register
calls matrimonial binding Irvine. kan
sas City Star.
S. A. D. Shriver, of Wclda township,
left for Colorado last week. He and his
family will take up their residence in the
Centenniel state.
Some of the attendants at the horse
show in Kansas City this week were !.
W. flashing jr., and wife, Dick Black
and Geo. McAfec.
Misses Virginia and Mary Z. Henry,
OF Glenlock, and Mrs. Gehr. of Greeley,
went to Ottawa, Tuesday, to attend the
W. c. T. U. state convention.
Mrs. S. M. Forester, of Topeka, state
collector for the K. S. Y. W., was in the
city short time between trains, Wed
nesday, and favored US with call.
John Shaughnessy, Of Lenox, Iowa.
and Miss Gusta Vogel of Westphalia,
were united in marriage on the 23d.
The AGIsAToR offers it's best wishes.
w. A. Penny and wife went to Kansas
City and st. Joe this week, to Law in
stock of goods for the The Fair. They
purchased a handsome line of holiday
goods.
Mrs Ada w. Bowman returned from
the Centerville neighborhood, Monday.
Her typhoid fevrc patients over there
have recovered through her careful
nursing.
Mrs. Sula Loeb came up from Lane
last Friday, to visit her sister. Mrs. DR..
Douglass, returning home on Saturday.
Mrs. Douglass went with her, to visit
few days.
Mrs Elizabeth Swallow and Mrs. FIN.
Cunningham, who have been visiting
Mrs. Olive Swallow Holiday and VIM.
Swallow, in Colorado, returned home
last Friday.
The big steam shovel on the Missouri
Pacific has been moved from Greeley to
Hecla, where a side track mile long is
being laid. A large amount of work
will be done near Hecla.
Walter Bcckwith. who lost a leg in a
Missouri Pacific railroad wreck about
three years ago, has just received judg-
inent against the Brotherhood of Rail-
way Firemen for $2.O71.
We see by the Leroy Blade that
number of Mrs. S. b. Rohrer's friends
gave her birthday surprise one day
last week, and presented her with
very fine gold and silver bon-bon dish.
We'll, said Uncle Jonas, 1--WE taken
powder for my headache, a pellet for my
liver, and capsule for nv equity foot
Now, what puzzles me is how do the
things know the right place to so to at
ter they get inside?"
Dave Cheek has purchased the old
Meeker home, west of Sheriff Moore's
residence, and is having it thoroughly
overhauled and re-modeled. The
house will be raised story, and hip
roof put on. The lower story will also
be enlarged, covering more space, and a
handsome varanda will be built on the
east side and south end.
ScOtt'S