Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1902-08-22

Miss Lizzie Gregory left for st. Louis,
Sunday, to work in the trimming de-
partment of wholesale millinery store.
Mrs. Chas. coleman was called to Re'
mus, Mich, the first OF the week, by a
message stating that her brother was
dying
d. Van Dyke and wife, of Greeley. took
the train here, yesterday, for Lamar,
MO. They will also visit relatives in
Arkansas.
Miss Ruth Reeves, of Chcrryvale, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs L. l..
Eaton, several weeks, lett, Monday, on
her return home.
MIR. |. Is. French, of McI.outh, is in the
city, visiting friends and transactlng bus
mess Mr.. French is an old resident of
Anderson county.
Geo. A. Powers, wife and little daugh-
ter. who have been visiting J. ii. Kennedy
and family, left this morning, on their
return to Indiana
Judge Higgins issued marriage licence,
Wednesday, to Nj. {. Defenbaugh, OF In
dian Creek township, and Miss Fanny
Lambert, of Welda.
Mrs. Claudia Cooksey, OF Corsicana,
Texas, who has been visiting her parents,
]. G. Hiatt and wife, left for st. Louis,
Wednesday, on business.
w. ]. McMurray and wife left for Ell
Dorado Springs. Yesterday. Mrs. Nc
Murray's health has been poor for some
time, and her physician recommended the
Springs.
Harry Calvert came over from Osawat-
omie, Monday night, and will remain
two or three weeks. He is not well, and
the doctors at the asylum advised him to
take rest.
Misses Ruth and Grace McMurray re-
turned from Baldwin, Monday, where
they have been visiting their brothers,
Will and Earnest. Will accompanied
them home.
VIM. Cudney, of Westphalia, had one
of his legs crushed in a hay-press at
Westphalia one day last week. Dr. Kirk
patrick assisted by Drs. Rogers and Sim
mons, amputated the leg, Tuesday.
Vim. Keeney went to Ottawa, Tues
day, and entered the Santa Fee hospital
for the treatment of his eyes, which
were injured by his becoming over-heated
at the time of the recent wreck at Tan
ner.
Louie Maeckcr has sold his tailor shop
to G. ii. Dodd. of Denver. Louie will
seek pastures new. He has been Il resi-
dent of Garnctt for several years, and
has host of friends here, who will miss
him.
Frcnch's residence, occupied by Frank
Mahan and wife and Chalmers Monroe
and family, is being treated to a coat OF
fresh paint, which improves it's appear
ancc.
Miss Florence Cannon entertained a
number of the Young people OF tine city
last Friday evening, in honor OF her
cousin, Miss Ada Schnitzer, of Hannibal,
Mo, who has been here on a visit for
some time
"Ulie' Hannum is visiting his parents,
Captain Ilannum and wife lie has
been in poor health tor some time, and
lately returned from Excelsior Springs
He thinks that a few weeks rest will fix
him ub all right
w. A. Smith wasup from Lincoln town
ship, Yesterday, and informed us that
the barn on George Herman's farm was
struck by lightning, Wednesday after
noon, and burned to the ground, together
with its contents
Miss Rose Lawcllin went to Kansas
City, Tuesday, and will spend few
weeks in the trimming department of
wholesale millinery establishment. She
will then go to St. Louis, to buy goods
III her line ior the C., clone.
Miss Margaret Riley, daughter of Rev.
Riley and wife, was married to DR.. J.
b. Martin, of MerwIn, MO Tuesday. at
noon. The bride and groom left, soon
after the ceremony, for a trip through
the South. They have our best wishes.
Wise Johnson, who has been absent
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