Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-04-26

A little daughter was born to Clyde
Green and wife last Saturday.
Steve Sturdivan is clerking in the Gar
nett Mercantile Company's store.
Miss Myrtle Brown has resigned as at
tendant in the Osawatomie asylum.
Miss Genie Ober was in from Bush City,
Tuesday, and paid MS welcome visit.
Miss Celia Wing entertained a number
OF her young friends. Wednesday evening.
Oakley Thomas came down ICON Kan
sas City last Sunday, for weeks visit.
George Stiles attended commencement
exercises at Greeley. Wednesday evening.
]. II. Stewart and Samuel Crum went
to Versailles Mo-. Wednesday, on bust
ness.
Miss Edith Craig is up from Fort
Worth, Texas, visiting her parents and
f! friends.
Geo. Kirkland left for Canon City,
Colo, last Friday. His family will soon
follow.
Mrs. Ellen Blum went to Ottawa, Sat
urday, on visit to her daughter Mrs.
Chas. Cook.
w. W. Weber and ]. H. Chapman
were up from Lone Elm last Friday and
paid us visit.
c. W. Leahy writes us from DeSmet,
Montana, ordering his paper sent to
him at that place.
Earl Brooke went to lola, Monday,
where he starts on the road for a shoe
house in st. Louis.
DeWolf's furniture factory shipped the
furniture for G. R.iFollett & Co.'S bank,
at Wichita, Tuesday.
Miss Griffin, of Richmond who has
been staying with Mrs. Curtis Sig!cr,
went home, Tuesday.
Mrs. Sess and daughter, Carrie, re-
turned from Olathe, Saturday, where
they have been visiting.
Mrs Ad Bennett returned from Hot
Springs, Ark, last Saturday morning,
much improved in health.
+. ID. Murdoch made a sale of fine
piano to Miss Anna Nesbitt, of Colony,
on Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. Lille Lanter Garrett has been
visiting old friends here. Her home is in
South McAlister, Oklahoma
Johnny Blum came down from Kansas
City, Sunday, on business and to visit
his mother, brothers and sister
The National Bank of Commerce has
been re-papered and re-painted, and its
appearance has been greatly improved.
Misses Jennie Calvert and Blanch and
Pearl Higgins went to Greeley, Wednes-
day, to attend commencement exercises. |
S. Fl. Morgan, of Bush City, called,
Tuesday, aud had bills printed advertis
ing his horse, Ed Forrest, jr., and his
jack, Bob
r. N. Kerr was in from Glcnlock, Mon
day. He has had pretty tough time of
it for several months, but he is improv-
ing right along.
P. H. Cayot, who has been confined to
the house with rheumatism for several
weeks, is able to be about town again,
and is attending to business.
Indications of a good fruit crop this
year are excellent Unless something
happens to the peach buds, we will have
an abundant supply of peaches.
One of the Italians working on the
Missouri Pacific west of Westphalia was
found dead on the track, yesterday
morning. The coroner of Coffey county
held an inquest
Mrs. Robert Schweitzer and Mrs. Ma.
ria Henderson, of Kincaid, have each
been granted pension of So a month
the former dating from August, 1899,
and the latter from September, 1896.
Mrs, S. E Davis arrived here Saturday,
from Albany, Mo-, on a short visit to
relatives and friends. She left, Monday,
for Oklahoma, where she and her hus-
band expect to make their future home
Three little boys who claimed to come
from Argentine were arrested on the
streets one day this week. The boys
were aged about 8, IL and IL years.
They are tough little customers-regular
street Arabs. They were sent back
home, Yesterday.