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

Teachers Association

Teachers Association
The Anderson county teacher s associa
ton will meet Saturday March 8, 1902.
at Westphalia, and will present the fol
lowing program:
INSTRUMENTATION. Westphalia Sshool
Inyocation............. Rev. Caldwell
Roll call, Response: "My Percent Att
enhance this month";"
Current events, -. Blanch Wallace, Dist 81
Discussion Anna Ncsbitt, Hattie orion
Review of Clark's "How to teach Read
ing" Ida Robinson.
Music
Recitation.....,..... Cavot
Paper, standards of EDUCATION, "Wm
Studbaker
Discussion Harry Lowry, Hattie. Seland-
erS.
Recitation........... District %
Paper" A Study ofShakespear's Women"
Johanna McCoole.
Discussion, Stella Wallace, Emma Norris
EVENING sEssIoN-7:30
Lectnre-Supject: THE Master Key"
Hon. Manford Schoonover.
MAble DAVIS, C. X. LAwELLIN.
Secretary. President.
District court convened in this city
this afternoon, Judge c. A. Smart pre-
siding.
The time today was occupied princi
pally in docketing cases to be tried at
this term.
In the case of Mrs. A l. Heart against
J w Heart, for divorce. on the grounds
of cruelty. the decree was granted.
Schoopover & Eaton were attorneys for
the plaintiff.
Judgment of 81 ,926 SO was rendered
in favor OF the plaintiffs, by default in the
suit of the Decalb National Bank against
] l. McElroy ct AL on recovery of a
promissory note, Schoonover & Eaton
were the attorneys for the bank
Jurors will be empanneled tomorrow
and the trial of criminal cases probably
From Tuesdays Evening News.
The Byall family left, to-day, for Ster
ing, where they will reside.
Mrs. Fisk, of lola, is in the city, visit
ing her sister, Mrs A. Coppage.
Miss Hattie Wadley went to Osawa-
tonic Yesterday, to visit friends for a
few days.
Mrs. Will Wyatt and children went to
Greeley, to-day, to visit her parents, A.
ii. Weld and wife.
Rolla Nevens, of the Bank of Greelcy,is
assisting at the Bank of Commerce in
this city for few days.
]. W. Howard, of Lone Elm, to-day
made final settlement of the estate of
Chas. Howard and Others in Probate
court.
Scott Judy has returned to Lawrence
to take up his studies at the State Uni
versity, after several days spent visiting
relatives and friends in Garrett.
Miss Rosa Lawelin and Miss Lizzie
Gregory arrived home from St. Louis,
Mo-, to-day While in that city. the 3rd
OF this month, they saw Prince Henry.
Carl Smith, night clerk at the Fourth
Avenue hotel was out to the home of
his father, west of town, yesterday morn
ing. His father has been very sick, but
IS improving
1t is now definitely known that Rev.
5. P. Cullison, of Blue Mound, will deliv-
er the memorial sermon for the G. A. r.
post, Sunday, May 25th. The meeting
will be held at the opera house.
III
Mrs. Frank Tibbetts and Miss Carrie
Roger will attend the Nordica entertain
rnent at Topeka. tomorrow night.
They leave tor Topeka on the morning
train.
Miss Bertha Morse, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Nola Eaton, at
Texarkana, Texas, tor some time return
ed home, yesterday. To-day, Edna left
for Texarkana. She will probably re-
main several months.
Mr.. Beck, the mail carrier on rural
route No. 2, saws the business men of
Sarnett are in the habit of putting a
one-cent stamp on each letter, and he is
obliged to collect cent from each per-
son receiving such letters. Our business
men should remember that a lester sent
by ruralroute requires TWO cent stamp. |
Capt. M. A. Mitchell of Greeley. was
IN the city to-day. and paid US pleas
ant visit. He says his daughter, Mrs |
Walter Latimer, will remain in Kansas
City for the present. Captain Mitchell
S one of Anderson county's Oldest set |
Tiers. He has recently built new house
On the old Reuben Lowry farm, and
moved out from Greeley.
DR.. Kay's Lung Balm the very best
cough cure. Price. 10, %, and Scots
To cure obscure diseases, renovate the
system with DR.. Kay's Renovation.
DR.. Kay,S Renovation for dyspepsia.
Want Houses.
Is is rumored that the Santa Fe