Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1902-02-28
From Thursdays Evening News:


Miss Mary Lindsay made a bushes
trip to Harris to dav.
Miss Lindsay, has moved her pensio
Office up stairs in the Kirk block.
Horace Reed who has been east tn
past three weeks, returned home to-day
Miss Anna Lindsay left yesterday 70
points in Iowa, where she will spend tn
summer.
A T. Miller and wife returned yester
day evening from visit with relative
at lakewood.
Grandmother Watkins, Grandmothe
Northway and Mrs. J. II, Kennedy ar
on the sick list.
Geo. Smith, living east of the city, wht
has been dangerously i'll, is now able tc
move around the house.
| Mrs. Geo. Budden has been very sicl
the past ten weeks, but we are glad t.
learn that she is improving.
Henry Kratzberg, of Greeley, wa:
transactng business with Probate
Judge Higgens this afternoon.
The Christian church people have decid
ed upon holding chicken-pie. dinner at
the Auditorium next Saturday
l.. /. ruler, of Jackson township, has,
through Senator Harris, secured an IN
crease of pension to $40 month.
Miss Saddle Shaw of Lawrence, h an, ar
rived to day for visit with her friend
Miss Minncttc Miller, of this city.
Tomorrow night, Friday, is the last
day in which to register to get vote on
the water works bonds proposition.
Geo DeWof to day shipped from his
factory a full outfit of bank furniture to
the First National Bank, of Las Animas
Colo.
Geo 6. Moon, travelling representation
of the Topeka Capital was working in
the interest of that paper in Garnett to-
day.
Miss Pearl Rice after lew days abb
sence from her position at the posto flee,
is again attending to her duties for Uncle
Sam
Leo Otes and Fred Spradlin came
down from Kansas CITY last night for
a few days visit with Garnett relatives
and friends.
~
terday afternoon and had call last
night from Bush City, both on protest.
onal business.
Frank Brown, the horse thief, may
not be tried at this term of court as he
wants two witnesses subpoenicd, to tes-
THY in his defence.
The ""Symphony Pair" composed of
Mr.. A. f. Bennett and w. c. Champe are
earning an enviable rcputat ion,
through merit alone.
Mrs. Ridgeway left to-day to be at the
bedside OF her grandson, who is quite
sick. Mr.. George Stein, to-day reported
his son stiffin bad condition.
The rain last night caused the McAiee
Furniture factory great deal of trouble
on account of the leakage of the roof
and water pouring in the building.
Miss Stone the missionery, for whom
$4,000 was paid to Brigands i'll Tur
key tor her release from captivity will
come to the United States this summer.
The rain that fell last night was OF
immense value to this section 1t Will
with the melting snow, make plenty OF
stock water and place the ground in
proper shape for spring work.
Mrs. Charley Mcdonald arrived from
Alamosa, Colo, this morning. on a visit
20 her parents, A. O. Hubbard and wife
marley is to be transferred from Alamo
ga to some other point, but he doesn't
know where yet.
Miss Nellie Shields, who has lived
With Dr. kirkpatrick and family for
years went to lola, to-day, to make
ler home with her parents Nellie is
most eXcent girl, and she has host Of
riends in and about Garrett.
Sheriff Dan Moore arrived home yes.
erday evening from the western part OF
he country, where he completed the
work of subpoening witnesses and jur.
)rs for the term OF the district court to
convene in this city next Monday,
The Geo. McGee we'll was reported to
Law as flowing out at the top, and the
water running into the lake If the re
)ort IS true, the water comes from
lriled hole 400 feet deep, there is an
abundance of water lying under Garnett
gone after for all intents and purposes.
After having served as president of the
BOARD of directors of the Nettclton home
It Kansas City. Mo-, for eight years.
Mrs, Noble Prentis has moved to Tobcka
Gam, and Mrs. r. L. Beekman was
lected to succeed her. Mrs. Prentis was
lected honorary president of the ns.itu-
ion for life.
Mr.. William f. Hurst and Miss Ora
'levland, of Sugar Vale, were joined in
at the home of the brides par
hts Wednesday at IL o'clock Rev. Ii.
J. Mathis of this city performed the GER
nony. The bride is the daughter OF Mr..
md Mrs, NJ. II. Cleveland, and has a
vide acquaintance in the county and is
admired by her many friends. The
The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Hurst, of of Linn county and is
Young man of inteerety and promise,
The young people received a number
If useful and happy rcmembcrances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurst will make their
ome on the farm adjoining Mr.. W. II.
,lcvcland's Their friends will be glad
# their decision to remain in the home
and join in wishing them
rreat happiness as they 90 down lite's