Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1902-01-10

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settlement as guardian for Ida d. Earn
est and other minor heirs.
Jan. Sth, {. III. Mather made annual
settlement as guardian for J. II Daley,
deceased.
Ell. Smith, of Colony, was up, Sat-
urday. looking after business affairs for
Mrs. Livingston. While in town, he
paid the AGITATOR visit. In the con-
versati0n, he mentioned the ruling of
Fourth Assistant Postmaster-G General
Madden with regard to newspapers, and
SAID he is receiving, and has received for
years, no less than halfdozen Republi-
can papers for which he never subscribed,
and does not know how the publishers
ever learned his name and address. He
says his wife receives the Ladies' Home
Journal regularly; that it is paid for by
one of her children (who does not. live at
homc), as present. 1t is all right for
god-bug CT old-party papers to be sent
3. out that way, but it is all wrong for re-
torn papers to do so.
The boy juniors and freshmen of the
city High school gave reception ia the
girl members of their class last Friday
night, at the residence of c. T. Hiatt
and wife. Light refreshments were
served, and the evening was spent in
playing games and other harmless
amusement The Youngsters had fine
time. y
Rev Crawford Rankin came down
from Ottawa, Wednesday, bringing his
little daughter, Mary, to visit her grand
parents, Judge Hamilton and wife. Rev
Rankin and family will soon move to
Guthrie, Oklahoma, where he will have
charge of congregation.
Harry Shell, of Cherryvale, was in the |
city this week, visiting Ed Eaton and |
wife. Mr.. Shell was the publisher of the
Cherryvale News, but was so tnfortu-
nate as 20 lose his office, household |
goods and clothing in the late fire there.
Ed Hopkins writes to l.. w. Spradlin
that Tom Spencer and wife and son,
John, arrived safely at Los Angeles,
Calf, and that Johnny secured work
the next day at good wages. All are
well pleased with their new home.
The New York symphony Concert
Company is immense-that is the only
word that EXPRESSES it. The entertain
ment, Saturday night, was attended by
a large number ofGarnett's music-lovers,
and they were highly pleased.
1t has been fully decided ogo to Cedar
for water. The city council, at its meet
ing last Monday night, made the final
Mr.. Mcdonnell was
down from Kansas City, and submitted
his report to the council
Commissioner McAdam informs us
that Geo. Harvey, who recently sold his
farm and moved to Blue Mound has re-
turned to Anderson county, having pur
chased half section ofland .
Mrs. Grace Thompson and daughter,
Of Tama, Iowa, arrived here, Yesterday, {
riends {
Miss Hattie Weld, of Greeley, left, last
light, for Alva, Oklahoma, where she
Will visit her brother several months. c
Miss Pauline Barndt, who has been 5
listing in Pennsylvania for several S
months, returned home, yesterday.
Mrs. "Ulie" Hannum came down from Ii
Ottawa, Wednesday, and visited rela-
ives a couple of days.
Mrs. v Fixmer, of Westphalia, came /,
'ver Tuesday, to visit her daughter, q
drs. P II. Cayot !
Scott Judy, Charley Garrison and Gail :.
,arev returned to the State University, AZ
Monday. G
!. o. Harrison was up from lola the Ia
rst of the week, on business. Z
Harry Calvert is up from Osawatomie. b
aking ten days lay-off.
Charley Cline is back from Oklahoma. :,
lie likes that country. n
Ed l.. Eaton made business trip to
t. Scott, Monday.
Miss Mamie Davies has returned to I"
'hicago.
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