Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1902-06-06

week.
Miss Nellie McMurrav went to Bald
win last Saturday, to visit her brother
few days
Mrs. Metzger went to Pleasant Hill
Mo-, Tuesday, to visit her daughter, Mrs
Chas. Kingsolver.
Ed Paxton, who has been attending
the Presby terian college at Emporia. re
turned home, Tuesday.
mrs. l. b. Walston has been down from
Kansas City several days, visiting he'
parents, r c. Talley and wife.
Last Monday, Judge Higgins united
in marriage Sterling K. Williams and
Miss Grace Williams, OF Burlington.
On Monday, Judge Higgins issued a
marriage license to Julian Jackson and
Miss Minnie SerErt, of Welda township.
Elder Price and wife, of Fit. Scott, visit
ed J. o. Osborne and family yesterday.
They were on their way home from
Baldwin.
According to Mondays daily papers,
Frank l.. Brown has purchased CONTROL
ing interest IN the Emporia telephone
company.
Will Waytt and wife, Lloyd Wyatt and
sister. Veda, and Miss Carrie Royer spent
Sunday with Mrs. Pearl James, IN Mon
roe township.
Ed Hedges arrived here from Nebraska.
and Mrs. Flora Metcalf from Kansas
City to be with their father, Henry
Hedges, during his sickness.
R.C. Talley and wife celebrated their
thirtieth wedding anniversary, Wednes-
day evening. A large number of their
friends gave them a surprise.
WIN. ScnOOnOVeT gave US STeSceHt
strawberry, Saturday, that measured six
inches in circumference 1t was of fine
flavor, too. Can any one beat that?
That new wagon put on the street by
the Red Light is bird" 1t will deliver
ice-cream, homemade pies and cakes,
fruits, etc. Smith Woodcock built the
wagon.
Childrens day exercises at the Chris
tian church, last Sunday evening, were of
unusual interest The program consist
ed, mainly, of music and recitationn by
the children.
The Knights and Ladies of Security en-
ioyeu not so much "a feast of reason and
a flow of soul" as feart OF delicacies
for the inner man, Monday night. They
had good time.
Captain Dobbs brought us box of
Parker Earle Strawberries, Tuesday,
that were certainly fine. They were
large and sweet-much sweeter than
large berries usually are.
Hobart Parks left for Gutherie, Okla
homa, yesterday, to visit his aunt and
uncle and cousins, J. ]. Houstnn and
family. He will also go to Stroud, to
visit his aunt Mrs Will Newton.
Mrs. Thos. Baxter left for Albuquerque,
New Mexico, NJ onday, in search of health
Mr.. Baxter accompanied her as far as
Emporia, from which place she will be
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Fol
som.
John c. Warbitton and wife came up
from Allen county. Sunday. to visit his
parents and old friends. They are we'll
pleased with their home down there. Mr..
Warbritton says crop prospects in his
neighborhood are excellent.
Make your neighborhood little better
than any other Help make your town
better than any other town of similar
size; see that it has more genuine business
enterprise, and less petty gossip, less
dissipation, less everything that people
should be ashamed of-Ex.
"Aunty" Swallow enjoyed visit from
her daughter, Mrs. Belle Cayaness, of
Chanute, and her granddaughter, Mrs.
Ethel Taylor, of Pittsburg, the latter
part of last week and over Sunday.
Mrs. Cavanass and Mrs. TAYLOR went to
Baldw in to attend commencement.
The new Santa Fe train arrived here
on time, Monday morning. 1t is a short
train, but is made up of handsome cars.
1t will prove mighty handy for our bust
ness men and others who wish to trans
act business in Kansas City. Topeka or
Lawrence, as they can make the round
trip in day.
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