Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-08-30

Prof, N S. Welton, of Greeley. paid II.
a pleasant visit, yesterday
Better go to the farmers picnic. Sept
18th, and have good time.
Mrs. U. NJ. Hefner went to Topeka last
Friday, to visit a daughter.
Mrs. Frank Ratcliff is visiting Mrs. Jesse
Studcbaker; in Kansas City.
Rev. Henderson arrived from Salina,
Wednesday, on a visit to friends.
Capt. G. A. Smith was up from the
Colony neighborhood, Monday.
X. E. Huntlcy is suffering from whoop-
ing cough and is quite poorly.
John Bishop, of the Hamilton Eagle
had business in the city, Tuesday.
DR. Kirkpatrick, of Blue Mound, was
in the city a day or two this week
J. A. Gilmore and wife returned from
Aledo, ILL.,, the latter part of lastweek.
Miss Bertha Morse has gone to Texar.
kama, Texas, to live with her sister Nola
| E. L. Masterman was here from Wich
tia last Friday and Saturday, ON bust
ness.
Mrs. Elmer Adams came down iron
Topeka on Thursday of last week, on {
visit.
NJ. II. Cleveland and wife went to Gar
den City the first of the week, to WISH
relatives.
Mrs. Kate Lindsay Gould and BABY
are down from Iowa, visiting her mother
and old friends.
Miss Grace Mcclellan, ofLincoln town
ship. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ada Red
dick, at Mediapolis, Iowa.
! Mrs. |. {. Reed went to Lawrence
Wednesday, to attend the district con
vention of the w. {. T. U.
Miss Gertrude Moloney received NUM-
Der of her young friends at her home
on Third avenue, last evening.
Mrs. Eva McClain is up from Oss,wat-
omie, visiting her mother, Grandma
Wing. and her brother X. g., and family
Judge Higgins left for Hancock comfy
ILL.,, Saturday, in response to Il dispatch
advising him of the serious sickness oil
his father.
Misses Leona and Ethel Matthias, who
were down from Ottawa. visiting theil
uncle and aunt, Is. l.. Gould and wife
returned home, Saturday.
Charlie Wilmington and Bert Berry
are two of the speakers at Ottawa at
the Twentieth Kansas reunion, to be
held Sept. End, Sd and 4th
Mrs. Lula Keeling, VINO has been visit
ing her parents, G. w. Brown and wife,
in Lincoln township, left, Tuesday, on
her return to Rockford, III
Jimmy Sargent, who was visiting his
father, in Sugar Valley, and his sister,
Mrs. Robert Hurley, a few days, returned
to Kansas City the first of the week.
are preparing to hold fair some time
this fall. Further notice will be given
when the date has been decided upon.
Vern Ayres was up from Greeley over
Sunday. He says he is well pleased
with Greeley and her people, and is en-
couraged over the prospects of his news
paper success.
| Mrs. H. N. Nichols leaves for Las We
gas, New Mexico, the first of next week
where she will visit relatives for som,
time. Her uncle, Z. n. Lewis, and fam
lily live there.
Miss Mary Martin, of Greeley. is just
recovering from typhoid fever. She wen
home from Gai nett several weeks ago, t.
take care of her brother, who died fev
DAYS afterward
You ought to see Cayot's carpet dis
play in his show window. His adyer
tisement appears in this issue. 1t viii
pay you to call and see him about car
pets and furniture.
Joe Stevenson left for Yellow Springs
Ohio, Wednesday, to visit his sister, Mrs
Johnson. He took his nephew, White
man Johnson, who has been visitin,
here for month, with him.
W. S. Barth and wife leave for New
York, Sunday. They will stopat Wash
ington, Buffalo and Niagara Falls, an
will also visit Philadelphia before return
ing. They will purchase large stoc
of furniture.
John Higgins and Chas. Henderson
of Lincoln township, started the first {
the week on an overland trip to Wye
ming They are accompanied by the
families, and expect to make Wyomin
their home.
The house on the farm formerly owne
bye. Houston, IN the Judy neighbo
hood, burned one day last week. c. /
Carpenter. the owner of the farm, Wa
alone. and saved but few of the eonten,
of the house.
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