Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-01-25
Chimes OF Normandy.

Chimes OF Normandy.
This delightful opera was home-tal-
ent production, but it was tar ahead Oh
many professionals which we nave
seen.
Owing to a press of other matter, we
are unable to give such report of the
entertainment as it deserves, but we
must saw that each and every partici-
pant has reason to be proud OF the part
that he and she had in the entertainment
Ali did so we'll that it would be diihcuit
to single out any one performer as peihg
better than the Others.
We sincerely hope that our young ioiks
will give us more such entertainments
Toe Stevenson made business trip to
lola, Wednesday.
Don Winans has been sick, but is up
and about again.
Your wife will never growl if YOU buy
Perfect Patent Flour
We learn that Noah Myers expects to
move to Mcpherson.
Mrs. Lafferty spent Sunday with Mrs.
I. P Hiner, at Paola.
Miss Alice Jones, of Greeley, visited
Miss Jennie Calvert, this wesk.
Sam'l McCrea, of Richmond, attended
DR.. Lindsay's funeral Monday.
Miss Belle Hollingshead came down
from Topeka, Saturday on visit.
Rev. Countryman was down from Ut
tawa over Sunday visiting friends.
Mrs. Robt. Wilson, of Reeder TOWNSHIP p,
left, Wednesday, for Ames, Iowa, on
visit.
Mrs. w. S. Lindsay and Howard Hucy
of Topeka, attended the funeral OF Or.
Lindsay.
Mrs. Sarah Durham, who has been IN
Fl. Scott several weeks, returned home,
Wednesday.
S. w Sturdivan was over from Mound
City the fore part of the week, transact
ing business.
| A. H. Campbell, one of the leading at
tornevs of lola, was in town, Monday,
on legal business.
Henry Setter arrived from Pueblo,
Colo, on Thursday of last week, on a
visit to his parents.
Our old friend w. A. Hahn paid us a
pleasant visit last Saturday, and set his
subscription up notch.
Iohn Morris went to Manhattan, We'd
nesday, to transact some business at
the Agricultural College.
Arthur Hollingshead was quite sick
last week. He went to Lane. Saturday,
to visit his grandparents.
Arthur Hollingshead has rented his
grandfather's farm near Lane, and VIII
take charge in few days.
Dave and Sam Lindsay came from Nc
Pherson to attend the funeral of their
father, DR.. Thos. Lindsay.
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Mrs. !. q. Lindsay came aver from Pa
ola to attend the funeral of her brother
in-law, DR.. Thos. Lindcay.
Mrs. l. M. Cavaness, of Chanute, visit
ed her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Swallow
and her sister Emma this week.
Miss Cora Huff went to Lawrence the
latter part of last,week, and visited I'M
til Tuesday with Mrs. Scion Ellis.
Thos. Stewartson, having sold his farm
near Welda, was hunting a home in or
near Garrett the first of the week.
Oscar Moon came up from Indepcnd-
ence, Sunday, to visit his parents and
his mother-in-law, Mrs, Wagstaff.
Hon. John Francis, of Colony, has
been selected as president of the State
Historical Society-a very worthy selcc-
ton.
Harry Brooke came down from Kan
sas City, Tuesday, to visit few days
with his brother Howard. of the Plain
dealer.
Ed Rebstock came from Gardner
last week, shipped car of cattle to Kan
sas City, and returned to Gardner on
Saturday.
Miss Edith Fry, who has been at Bene-
dict the past month or two, was called
home, Friday night, by the sickness of
her mother
Mrs. AL Black, who is a lover of
| flowers, has an amarylis Ga species of
| lily which has nearly forty blossoms.
| 1t is a rare beauty.