Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1902-02-28
From Fridays Evening News;

From Fridays Evening News;
Geo Hunley left for Iowa this NOR
ing, on business.
II. 7. Alternately OF lola was in tow
today on business.
DR.. Bryson made business trip
Kansas CITY to-day.
The changes in the weather keeps II
egg market panicky.
Rev. Williams, of Greeley changed cal
here to-day enroute to Burlington.
John flashing Jr. and wife was to Ola
moving above the Jewel Grocery.
Mrs. X. E. Vaughn lett last evening f1
Kansas City to make visit with he
SON, Tom.
Mrs. Walter Hunt returned yesterda
evening from Alicevile where she wa
visiting sister.
Tibbetts drug store has very arts
tically arranged window, of views ant
kodaks to-day.
MI. and Mrs. S. NJ. Greene left yester
day afternoon for Osawatomie to visit
friends for few days.
Mrs. VanVeIson, who has been sick
was reported this afternoon as so fai
recovered as to be able to sit up.
The Red Light restaurant has a nict
display of smokers articles in the west
window of that place of business.
The water has been turned on, anC
citizens are happy in the thought that
the water famine is thing of the past
Bert Reed made flying trip to Heck
ley yesterday afternoon His co-work
ers in the Cyclone store wonders why!
Jim Hutchinson. who has been here
paving visit with relatives and friends
left this afternoon for his home Watsel a
III.
Harry and ]. H. Deegen, of Hoising-
ton, Kansas, friends of Horace Reed, left
for their homes yesterday after visit in
Garrett.
There was large attendance at Pat
rons Day exercise at the east side school
this afternoon, and more extended no
tice will appear in these columns to-mor-
row.
Strawberries have made their appear
ance in Topeka, and the capitalist of
that city are now feeding upo on this del
icious berry at % cents box, ana then
the boxes contain false bottoms.
The Red Light restaurant has put i'll a
telephone and has No. 11S. Lee Champe
the proprietor is a hustler for business.
and this is another move to increase the
trade of that popular place.
The Brooke Bros. have started busi-
hess right in Chetopa by taking a half
page OF space IN each paper in town.
Ralph is practical printer, and believes
n practicing what he breaches.
Carl Weis who recently purchased N.
r. Bowmans farm in Lincoln township,
lrrived here from northern Kansas with
lis family and brother in.law, Yesterday
md will take possession of the farm.
Prof. Eichhorn invites all singers in
he city who will participate in singing
It the revival services to commence Sun
lay, to meet tomorrow night at the
United Presbyterian church for practice
, The funeral of Mrs, E. B. HUI bbard
will take place from her late residence
IN third avenue, at $3.50 O'Clock Satur-
lay afternoon, instead of $50 as stated
n Yesterday, s issue OF the EVENING NEWS
1t looks as if the only harbinger OF
pring is the hand organ man. Robins
md red-birds appearing don't count,
wait for him to make his appearance on
he streets before YOU throw away your
lister
Mrs. Merrick. who has been here about
, week, left for her home at Topeka this
morning. She vas a particular friend OF
Iiss Anna Hutchinson, and came here to
lttend the wedding OF Miss Hutchinson
md Nj John Vaughn, which took place
Wednesday night at 8 80 O'Clock.
Garden Seeds Scarce
The jobbers OF canned goods all over
he western part OF the colntry are get.
ing considerably worried over the pros
,ective shortage of tomatoes. peas and
/, ba,. ,,aut hles FIR the coming season