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

Miss Inez DeWoIf has returned from
Kansas City.
MRS b. F. Acuff visited friends at Col
onv the first of the week
Mrs. David Dickson returned from Rim
gold county, Iowa, yesterday.
Mrs. w. A. Herrick, of Emporia. is Wis
iting her parents, W. K. Lacy and wife.
Delos Graves, who has been visiting al
Joplin, returned home, Wednesday.
Mrs. X. G. Wing has gone to Pueblo,
Iolo, to visit her sister, Mrs Holden.
Mrs. ]. H. Stewart and daughter,
Maud, are visiting relatives in Kansas
City.
Geo. Crum has secured employment in
a lumber company's Office in Kansas
City.
Mrs. Lie Sewell went to Cherryvale
| Tuesday, to visit her sister, Mrs. Winnie
Hannum.
Mrs. Phil. Hicks. who has been visit
ing in Pennsylvania, returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. M. J.Wilkin, of Colorado Springs
is visiting her brother A. H. McKitrick
and family.
Hon. l. K. Kirk and wife and Me-
White and wife returned from Colorado
yesterday.
Misses Cora Flanley and Emma
Condy, of Chetopa, are visiting Mrs. II.
w. Sterling.
Frank Pattie, of Harris, who has been
visiting at Deepwater, NO., returned
home, Tuesday.
w. H. Vansickle and wife, of Ottawa,
are visiting his brot her Ed and wife, in
Jackson township.
Miss Ethel Hearst, who has been at.
tending a summer school in Chicago,
returned home, Monday.
Bruce Bell returned from Kansas City,
Wednesday, bringing his little niece,
Abel's daughter, for visit.
Mrs. Adams, of Lawrence, who was
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. l. Osborn.
returned home, Saturday.
DR.. Rowley, of MCPHERSON, an old
friend of Jesse Dots, was here on visit
OF several days the past week.
Roy Thompson and wife were up from
Osawatomie over Sunday, visiting his
parents, T. p. Thompson and wife.
Cows and other CRITTERS" brought
good prices at Geo. Crocker's sale, Tues
dav. Cows sold as high as $4,000.
Capt. Hannum and wife went TO Cher
ryvale, Tuesday, to visit their son Win
ME and attend the old soldiers re. union.
Lieut.. Dan Craig went to Leaven-
worth, Monday, in response to orders.
tie does not know yet where he will be
stationed.
Sandy Morrow and wife arrived home
from the northwest part of the state,
Sunday. They have been absent since
last spring.
John Vaughn. who has been undertaken
on the U. S. transport Sumner for two
years, arrived home, yesterday, on
visit to his mother He looks well.
w. 7. McMurray and w. l.. Upham
visited Baldwin day or two this week,
arranging for their sons to attend Ba-
ker University the coming collegiate
year
Mrs. ]. G. Hiatt and Mrs. ]. c. Wise, OF
the Garrett union, and Miss Virginia
Henry and Mrs. T. c. Hudson, of the
Glenlock union, attended the w. Z. T.U.
county convention at Greeley, Wednes'
day and Thursday.
Thos. Paddock, who bought the Wal
rad farm, near Mount Iua, some time
ago, sold it few days ago and will move
back to Garrett. Mr.. and Mrs. Pad.
dock are excellent people, and we gladly
welcome them to Garrett again
Mrs. Quincy McAtee went into the
ward at home, Tuesday night, to take in
ere hammock, and struck toe against
a board in the walk. As a result, she is
"laid up" and suffers good deal ofpain
Her foot and limb are badly swollen.
Colonel Bouck, of Greeley, paid us ar
old-fashioned neighborly visit last Sat
urdav. His shadow hasn't decreased
much lately, but he gets around much
better than he has for a couple Of years
He says hts healthis much improved.
The beauty thief has come to stay,
Unless you drive the pimples and black
heads away;
Do this; don't look like fright;
Take Rocky Mountain Tea tonight.
Ask your druggist.
Last Sunday night, as Fred Wood wa
going home from town, he was met il
the road by man with club, who com
manded Fred to throw up his hands
Fred threw up one hand very quickly
and the fellow tumbled over into fenc
corner. He had tackled the wrong man
Mrs. d. M. Moore met with an accl