Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1902-03-07
From Mondays Evening News.

We all may learn to hold pen
When we are very young,
But he's the cleyerest of men
Who learns to hold his tongue.
Philadelphia Press.
Fred Wright left, to-day, on his return
to Colorado.
Mrs. !. M. Alexander, of Wclda town
ship, called, to-day.
Probate Judge Higgins to-day appoint
ed Hannah Harold guardian of Thomas
Harold.
Fred Spradlin, who has been here Wis
sting his parents, returned to kar las
City Yesterday.
mrs. Manda Lewis of Prescott, Kansas,
arrived to-day to attend the funeral of
Mrs. H. D. Nichols.
Johnny Blum and wife came down {, ON
Kansas City. to-day, to visit his bro III.
ers sister and old friends.
Charley Rice, who has been on the
sick list the past few weeks, was to-day
reported as convelescing.
A little son was born to Mr., and ,rs.
G K. Bishop last Saturday night. both
mother and child doing well.
Geo. Hunlcy, assistant cashier of the
Bank of Commerce left Saturday, even
ing, on business trip to Iowa.
Mrs. Sol Borror, who has been quite
sick for several months, was reported
better TO-DAY.
Frank Andrews returned, this Morn
ing from Lawton and other towns in
the new Oklahoma country,
The Armor Packing Co. branch h use
moved this afternoon from the north
side of the square to the south side.
The county commissioners meet With
the township trustees as a boar of
equalization this afternoon in this ity.
W. A. Green has moved his stoc', of
shoes into the room occupied by less
Carrier on the north side of west 18th
avenue.
Mrs. Ella Curnut, of Colony, spent an.
day with Mrs. Seiss. She left or The
afternoon train for Oklahoma, to .isit
her daughter, Mrs. John Holzaptel.
The Garrett Laundry, since W t,er
has been turned on, is again woi~ing
with full force of hands, and as Gus
tomary, turning out first class " 1rk
Vincent Hyberger to-day made aI."nal
settlement with the Probate Cou Ill
the estate of Anna German, deco I'd,
and also made settlement as qua an
for Andrew German and others.
Harry Manners, formerly in bus IS
at La Harpe, Kans., WHIP has rec 'ur
closed out his business there, is :.ow
clerking at the Jewell grocery, for al
ter Hunt. Harry is well known in Gar
nett, as it was his fotmer home. nd
will be quite an acquisition to the J veil.
VIM. Fletcher and family and mo Der,
of Neodesha. passed through the ny,
to-day, on there way home from icll-
mond, where they buried Mr.. Fletcller's
father, John P FletcherA who dir at
Neodesha, Feb. &c tn. The old g IT tie
man had gone to Neodesha to visil lilly
and took sick and died there. He vas
an old and highly respected citig q of
Richmond. Mrs. Fletcher will NAL her
homo with her son William.
This morning complaint was MA ia by
Mrs. Helen Mcneil in the district court
against Peter Deccanier and Georp Tip
pin, of Greedy, charging them wi ia the
sale of intoxicating liquors. UpoH the
advice of Manford Schoonover, TIL ell
tered their plea OF guilty" before justice
Gordon. Deccanier was fined 500. and
sentenced to 80 daysinjail. Tippin was
finee 500. and given 45 days in Jail. By
reason OF their plea of guilty, the county
attorney will dismiss the cases filled
against them in the district court,
Boys; don't monkey with the buzz saw.