Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1902-08-29
Republican Ticket.

Republican Ticket.
The Republican convention, last Tues
lay, nominated the following ticket:
For county treasurer, L. Smons, OF
Welda.
For county clerk, ]. +. Calvert, of
For register OF deeds, ]. w. Rice, OF
Monroe township.
For clerk of district court, J. b. Jones,
of Colony.
For sheriff, d. NJ. Moore, of Garnctt.
For county attorney, w. A. Johnson,
Of Garrett.
For probate Judge, ]. II. Slicer, OF
Jackson township.
For county superintendent of public
l.. X. Mcclellan, of Garnett'
For representative. James Hunter, OF
Greeley.
For county surveyor. Scott Judy, of
Garnet.
For coroner, DR.. ]. X. Scott, Garnett.
For commissioner First district, Alex
Tay lor, of Lincoln township.
This ticket was selected after lively
fight at the primaries between the Brown
and anti. Brown factions. Both sides
claim the victory, yet neither side is sat
stied with the ticket as whole.
Personally, the candidates are all good
mcn-all but Rev. James Hunter are
we'll known. and need no introduction
bur they are on the wrong ticket.
The city schools will open next Mon
day. The old books will be used until
the new ones come.
Charley Fry and wife returned from
Indiana on Thursday of last week, after
4 visit of three weeks.
Mrs. Mathews, who has been visiting
ner son in Montana a couple OF months,
returned home, yesterday.
Mrs. N. A. Powell and daughter, Laura,
Of Kansas City, have been visiting WI
Powell and family this week.
Miss Mabel Davis, who has been visit
ng her aunt, Mrs. Rena Moon, at indie
Dendence, returned home, Monday.
Clyde Stewart was up from South
McAllistcr. Oklahoma. the first OF the
week, visiting relatives and lrieuds.
Glen Benson, of Greeley, took the train
here for Thayer, last Friday, to visit his
A. b. Benson and wife.
County Commissioner Resell came up
from Welda township, Tuesday, to see
the Republican trained elephant perform.
Mrs. Cynthia Cayot, of Westphalia.
was over from Westphalia the first OF
the week, visiting p. H. Cayot and vile.
Miss Myrtle Uehr came up from Greeley
last Friday, and visited Miss Jennie
Calvert and other friends till Wednesday.
F. A. Herbert went to Baldwin last
F. iday, to visit his daughter Mrs. May
Florv. His son Chester came home with
him.
Allan and Fred Holloway came over
from Findlay, and visited friends in
the Spring Branch district until Sunday
evening.
George Tippin and wife, of Greeley
will move to Garrett and make this
their home George will work for Nick
Nichols.
Mrs. Sol Kaufman, who has been down
fl I'm Lawrence week or so, visiting
friends mere and at Westphalia, returned
home, Monday.
Louie MPckcr left for Omaha yesterday,
on a visit. We learn that he expects to
locate in Colorado. Louie has a host
of friends in Garrett.
Mrs Jas. Fry was over from Osawat-
omie the latter part of last week
visiting her mother, Mrs. Groll, and hei
sister, Mrs. |. d. Hedges.
Mrs. G.B Allen and little son, of Concor
dia, who have been visiting her mother
Mrs. D. Campbell, and her brothers
Will, Dan and Ralph, left, today, on hei
return home.
!. l.. Wright, of Lincoln tc wnship
paid us a visit, Monday. He said h
failed to get his last weeks AGITAToR
and he felt almost as badly as if hi
! ,,,;En had onne off IN q visit