Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1902-03-14

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day. 1t was only few days old.
Mrs. w. X. Shaw has been sick for
some time, but she is getting better.
Mrs. Henry Hedges, who has been
quite sick tor some time, is convalescnt.
good many people in Garrett have
planted potatoes and other garden
sass"
DR.. Lucas, of Ponca, Oklahoma, has
been visiting Grandma Watkins this
week
Capt. l.. d. Dobbs wants 100 Usage
hedge plants in exchange for choice fruit
trees
Mrs. Chas. Judy, who has been visiting
relatives at Chanute. returned home.
Wednesday,
A little boy was born to Theo Van
Vcson last Friday. but it lived only un
til Saturday
Capt. Dobbs has the best lot of choice
ever-blooming roscs-all hardy-:n east
ern Kansas.
The Graves Orchestra Entertainers
will entertain the people of lie Roy on
the evening of the 18th.
Maj. Oscar Foust, of lola, was among
1 the prominent attorneys attending dis
Z. trict court this week.
{. Walker, OF lola, has rented the Man
ners building, on the north side, and has
openened confectionery.
Walter Hunt has had dandy sign
painted for his store. Eli Long is the
artist who did the work.
Capt l.. D. Dobbs wants 100 forest
trees, from 11a to 21a inches in diameter,
in exchange for fruit trees.
Joe Carey and Will Knight attended
the Republican congressional conyen
ton at t. Scott this week.
Miss Flora Mctcalf came from Kan
sas City, Saturday. to visit her mother,
Mrs. Henry Hedges, WHO'S sick.
Miss Carrie Seiss entertained the Y. F.
F. club, Tuesday evening. The young
folks discussed Robert Browning.
Roy Stein, who has been clerking for
Glaze & Lewis, at Webb City, returned
home the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Ellsworth Trigg has been very
sick with typhoid-pneumonia Tor several
days She is better at this writing.
Wallace Kincaid, who lived in Orchard
Park addition, moved out to his farm,
near the cemtery. the first of the week.
Howard NJ. Brooke, of the PIaindealer,
has been made the Republican congress
ional committeeman from the Second
district
Miss Bertha Her, who has been visit
ing her sisters, Mrs. Harry DeWolt and
Mrs Mathews, at Kans as City, returned
home, Tuesday.
The best kinds of fruit trees, vines,
shrubs, shade trees aud small fruit plants
at Capt. l.. ID. Dobbs'. Call at the flag
pole, west Ninth avenue.
c. Van Glider, of Rockwell City, Iowa,
was visiting ]. H. Wright and wife the
first of the week. He left, Wednesday,
for Edmunds, Oklahoma
Miss Sadie Shaw, of Lawrence, who
has been visiting her uncle and aunt,
&c. Miller and wife. and the children"
returned home, Wednesday.
Mrs. Wagstaff. who has been at lnde-
pendence several weeks, caring for Oscar
Moon. returned home, Monday She
left Oscar considerably better,
}Mrs. Fabricius and her Younger
daughter, Mrs. Ed Keezel, went to Par
son Wednesday, to visit Mrs Fabricius
elder daughter, Mrs. Will Stevens.
Chas. Long and Miss Lilly May Field
were united in marriage by Judge Higg
ms, Monday morning. We learn that
they will make their home in Colorado.
Ed Keezel left for Culver, Saline county,
Wednesday, to take charge Of the Cul
yer State Bank, of which he is cashier.
Mrs Keezel will follow him after her
(; visit to Parsons.
The whist club met at the home OF
Misses Olive and Pearl Griffin, Wednes
day evening. Miss Ruby Valette was
the guest of honor. She and her mother
will soon move to Coffevville.