Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-09-13
PURELY PERSONAL.

| -kODt. MilliKan, OF Pa0la, visited
his mother over Sunday.
Ed Eaton was called to TT. Scott
Saturday, on legal business.
John Hollingshead went TO Lane
Sunday, to visit his son Arthur.
Miss Edith Capper went to Topeka
Monday. TO visit her sister and brother
for the week.
Mrs. Abel Bell, Of Kansas City, ar.
rived Tuesday and Is visiting relatives
! for the week.
Harry Myers, OF Lawrence, visited
his brother, Prof. Myers, Saturday to
Monday last.
Pat Wylie, OF Kansas City, Kansas
visited friends In this city and near
Glenlock, Saturday to Monday.
Miss Sudie Lindsay, of Mcpherson
arrived Tuesday and is visiting relatives
and old friends for week or two.
Mrs. M j. Rutherford, Of Uhanute,
arrived Wednesday and is visiting at the
home OF her brother, capt Dobbs.
Earnest McMurray went to Baldwin,
Monday !, where he will enter Baker uni
versity and take commercial and bust.
ness course Of study.
Mrs. Il. Y. Earnest and two little
children arrived home Thursday after
noon from a months visit with her
mother at Princeton, Ills.
Mrs. John VelthOen and fsmily, Of
Sugar Valley, took the train at this sta.
ton, Tuesday, to join Mr.. Velthoen,
who is located ut Fountain, Colo.
George DUN and wife, Of Los An
geles, Calf -, visited relatives In this
city, Saturday to Tuesday last, making
the trip from Burlington 10 a carriage.
Miles Cora Flanelly, who was the
guest of Mrs. II W. Sterling, some two
weeks or better, returned home to Che
tOpa, kas., Thursday AFTERNOON Of last
week.
Miss Daisy Walker, Of Hubbell, Neb +,
who visited at the home of her grand
father, P. Ii. Nicholson. the past two
weeks, left Wednesday last on her re-
turn home.
Miss Nina Douglass, who has been
visiting AT the home of her aunt, Mrs.
j. w. Archer, for two or three weeks,
left for her home vt Fl. Collins, Colo.
Friday last.
Miss Aggie kildoo went to Kansas
City. Monday, where she will post up
ON fall and winter styles IN millinery
and then 20 10 Great Bend, Kas., as a
trimmer In store at that place.
Will Duff, who has been at Eureka
Springs, Ark. several weeks, arrived
home Saturday. Mrs. Duff will remain
awhile yet, and Mrs. HERMAN and
daughter came home Wednesday.
Mrs. AL Payne and Mrs. John Ris-
don took their departure Saturday for
Colorado City, Colo, Mrs. Payne 10
visit a cousin and Mrs. RisdOn to join
her husband, who ia employed at that
place.
Mrs. Mae Loughlin and little boy,
of Columbus, Ohio, arrived Thursday Of
last week and are visiting at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. q. Axtell,
and her sister, Mira. F. w. Hubbard.
She will remain some months.
George Crum arrived home Friday
for a day or two before going to We
woka, Indian Territory, to open a new
lumber yard for the L. II. Rogers Lum-
Der 20. After n few weeks G. X. Fisher
will take the yard and George will be
sent to another point.
Tom r. Morgan took his departure
afternoon Of last week on hts
return TO Rogers, Ark, after q two
weeks visit with his old acQuaintances
in this city. His visits to this city 10
The one vacation of all the year he looks
fOrwa ard to with keenest pleasure.
Mrs. Adam Miller and son and her
Mrs. Rosa Knight aud daugh-
.er, all Of Ogallala, Neb. arrived Friday |
morning of last week and are guests at
John Longs residence, half mile
northwest If city. Mrs. Miller Is Mrs. |
long i si.ter-iu. law, and Mrs. Knight is
Mrs Longs neice.