Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1902-02-21
LITTLE LOCALS.
From SATURDAYS Evening News

From Saturdays Evening News
Mrs. d. d. Judy wen to Osawatomie
TODAY, for visit.
Geo. Lawellin, of Westphalia, was
here, to-day, on business.
Mrs. Maggie Imam went to Linn coun'
ty, to-day, to visit friends a few days
CT. Strykcr, of Lawrence, was among
the registered guests OF the Fourth av'
enue Hotel to-day.
DR.. craig, of this CITY, was, today,
named bv the county commissioners as
health officer of Anderson county.
This springs term of district court
commences March 3rd. Attorneys are
now busily at W ork getting their cases
ready for the session.
P. Moon, of Colony, was among
the out-of-town people on the streets oil
Garnett this morning.,
ThompsonCo and wife went to Paola
this afternoon, to visit friends few
days, after which they will return to
Canon City, Colo.
Vim. German. of Mineral Point made
final settlement in Probate Court as ao'
ministrator of the estate OF Patrick
O'Meary, deceased.
Farmers have much confidence in this
fall of snow filling the ponds on their
farms and starting the creeks to running,
if it goes off rapidly.
Harry Calvert left this morning for
Osawatomic. where he takes up his du-
ties as one of the guards at the insane
ASYLUM at that place.
The passenger train on the Missouri
Pacific due here at 1865 this morning
did not arrive until 73O this morning
too much snow further west.
Henry Starrit of Lincoln township
went to lola, to-day, to visit vclatives,
Attorney E. II. Gamble, of Ottawa, is in
the city, to-day, on legal business.
The George DeWolf Bank furniture
manufactury has made several large
shipments of its products the last week,
several of them going to Indian Terri
tory.
This kii;d of weather is hard on the
merchant, but good for the farmer, as it
insures water for stock. and VIII be the
means of good trade in merchandising
way later on.
The w. c. T. U. held a parlor meeting
at the home of Mrs. ]. G. HAT, Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. Lena Hartsel Wal
lace, of Kansas City, Kas., president
for the Second district. was present.
An exchange tells of a man partly blind,
who wrote to the proprietors OF GER
tain medicine house: Before taking
your elixir could not see six inches be-
fore nv face. To-day saw my wood. y
Mr.. and Mrs, A. Ross have gone to
Yates Center on visit. They will re-
turn Tuesday. Mr. X. Whitford IS at
tending to the meat department of
the Mercantile store during his abesnce.
Street Commissioner Hubbard this af-
ternoon had prisoners confined in the
titv Jail for minor offenses out on the
street cleaning the cross walks of snow,
much to the satisfaction of the average
pedestrian.
w. A. campbell has purchased an inter-
est in the cigar manufacturing business
OF c. B. Mahan, and will commence as a
partner in that place next Monday. The
business will be run with greater force
of workmen and pushed to the limits
Clyde Green's little mare broke one OF
her legs last night, at the brick barn,
and Mr.. Green had to have her killed. 1t
almost broke his heart too, for she was
one of the finest little nags in this vicin-
ity, and he and his wife were very much
to the animal
Word reached the city to-day that the
little boy of Mr.. and Mrs. George Stein,
who Yesterday reported as dangerously
III at Mapleton, where Mrs. Stein is visit
ing was better, Mr.. Stein is now in that
town at the bedside of his son.
Miss Mamie Alexander, who is attend
ing the Agricultural College, at Manhat-
tan, delivered an Grafton on Sunshine.
,ne evening last week, in the college chap
i, which, we are told by a friend, was
inc, and she was highly complemented.
As soon as the weather permits, the
Missorr Pacific will have about roc F..
men at work on their tracks leading out {
rom Garnett and the crews stationed 5
lere, and the Santa Fe will have crews,
n the aggregate of 400, with other work I
n sight. This city will be 'in it, this
pring. {
Although the snowcovered the ground
o the depth OF about ten inches, an 7
md the night was cold, it did not deter 6
large attendance at the Rebekah club 7
Valentino social last night. The mode
was unusually goodand
Interesting and of charachter that :
ave jolly good time to those in at l
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