Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1902-09-12

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CTORS.
Woods, E. E. Mastermap
w. S. Falls.
B. L. Gould.
In our mention of the candidates on
our ticket, to be found on the opposite
page, we inadvertently omitted the name
OF, B. l.. Gould, candidate Tor register o.
deeds. Mr.. Gould is one OF the solid
men of the county, Hell reformer o
long standing; was Greenbaeker. who
voted for Peter Cooper, and has beer
fighting in the reform ranks ever since
He is we'll qualified to fill the office for
which he was nominated.
Letter List.
The following letters are advertised in
the Garrett postoffice:
Will h. Hyncs, Gladys Lyons, X. W.
Lake, Geo RADON, Miss Arvile.
80
Judge Harder and Frank Lewis made
business trip to Bridgewater, Iowa,
this week.
Iohn Currier aud wife visited their son
Tom and vile. at Kansas City the first
of the week.
Miss Phebe Paxton has been here from
Canon City, Colo, several DAYS, visit
ing old friends.
Geo. N. De Wolf left, Tuesday, on a
business trip into southern Kansas, Ok
lahoma and the Territory.
Moore Johnson went to Topeka, We'd
nesday, to attend a meeting of the exec
utive council OF the |. o. o. F.
AL Black and wife, Clyde Green and
wife and Popcorn Johnny" attended
the Miami county fair, at Paola. this
week.
Frank and Louis Huggans, of the
Selma neighborhcod, have sold out, and
will leave for Washington (state) next
Monday.
Mrs. Gusta Stevens and Mrs. Clara
Stevens, who were visiting Mrs. Fab
ricius and Mrs. Darchc, returned to Par
sons, Tuesday
Nellie Champc came up from Greeley,
Monday, and visited her grandmother,
Mrs Mary A. Champe, and her aunts
till Wednesday.
M. Moloney and wife returned from
their eastern trip, Tuesday. Their
daughter, Gertrude, is attending school
at st. Joseph Mo.
Geo. E. Wilson, manager of the Armour
poultry house here, saws he has paid out
over S., 900 for poultry and eggs during
the past three months.
Mrs. c. II. Oman went to Kansas City,
Monday, to visit her sister, Mrs. Flora
Metcalf She will also visit her brother
Ed Hedges at Sioux CITY, Neb.
Will Black has returned from Cooper
ton, Oklahoma, AMI will remain here
Mrs. Black remained to keep house
for her father, Hank Ellis, for while.
The Odd Fellows and their better
halves had social time at the lodge
room, Thursday night of last week.
Ice-cream and other refreshments were
served.
w. w. Weber, of Lone Elm township,
was up, Saturday, and paid as wei
come visit. He says the Peoples ticket
will poll the full vote this fall-in fact,
will likely show gam.
Charley Rcnzenberger was up from
Greeley, Saturday, and paid us a visit
Charley saws old Walker township will
give bigger majority against the Re
publican ticket this year than ever.
County Clerk Calvert informs us that
it the township committeeman will call
on him. he will give them or send them
the official blanks for filing n ,minations
for township officers. Committeeman
should attend to this without fail.
Oakley Thomas came over from Pleas
anton last Saturday morning, and visited
his mother. He went to Chanute on the
noon train, having secured a job on one
of the papers there.
LATER-He came back the next dav.
Rev. Father lump, who was, not long
since pastor of tue Catholic church in