Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1902-02-14
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From Mondays News:

From Mondays News:
c. W. Dunaway, of lola, spent Sunday
in this city.
Revival service at the Christian church
closed Sunday evening.
&c, Marble, of Ottawa, was a guest
of the Hotel Royal to-day.
Frank Riddle, of lola, spent Sunday
visiting friends IN Garnett.
| II. Vansickle. who was visiting at
Ottawa, came down. to dav.
| A. ". Calvert. of Greeley. was bust
ness visitor IN Garrett to-day.
We learn that Mrs. James Bells show
ing some signs OF improvement
Bert Berry came down from Baldwin,
| to day, on a visit TO home folks.
p. !. Bryman, OF Osawatomie, So
journed at the Hotel Royal, Sunday.
A. T. Jackson. of Ottawa, was one OF
the guests of the Fourth Avenue Sunday.
Ed Henton and w. B. Haskell. of
Olathe, were visitors in 'arnett, Sunday.
Mis- II. w. Sterling and Mrs. Dick
Black went to Colony this afternoon, on
a visit.
CLYDE Welsh arrived, Yesterday, from
Topeka, for visit with his mother, IN
this city
Rev. Williams, of this city, is holding q
series of protracted meetings at Judy
this week
Miss Maudc Douthett came down from
Kansas City, to-day, to visit relatives
| and Old-timc friends.
The most serious problem, in most
Kansas towns, Is the water question:
and when it will rain
Steve Sturdivant. of lola, formerly a
citizen of Garrett, spent Sunday visit
ing with friends in this city.
Miss Ella Kennedy has secured the
Springfield school, which she is now
teaching, tor the spring term.
Miss Maud Ecord. of near Richmond
spent sunday as tie guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. H. ]. Walrad, of this city.
7. A. Lingo. of the Glenlock neighbor
hood, called. Saturday, and ordered his
papers sent By rural route No. 2.
c. NJ. Mcrriman, of Coifeyville, Kan
sas, spent Sundayi in Garrett. He was q
registered guest of the Fourth lvenu'
hotel.
6. W. Kellar. of Chanut e. an old resi-
dent of Anderson county, was shaking
: hands with old friends in Garrett this
morning.
Mrs. George Hosp and baby returned
/ to her home at Mont Ida to-day. afte,
; a pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs. w
r. Hunt. of this city.
l.. B. Pickens, of South Pasadena
Cal, who has been here for about week
visiting Garnet friends, left for hom'
over the Santa Fe last night.
LYNNE Welsh, who has spent the pas,
: month visiting relatives and friends a
? Madison, returned home Yesterday. HI
has recovered from his sickness.
| Mr.. Davidson. an old resident of thi
1 county, living near Richmond. wa
buried this afternoon at 2 O'Clock, anc
his internent made in the Richmond
|, cemetery.
Work is being pu ,.ed rapidly on thu
inside Of the new court house, and the
. contractors expect to finish their worn
. tar in advance of the time their contrnc,
calls for
Mrs. Art Bird, uf Hiawatha, arrived
here Sunday, and will make this CITY her
, future home. Her husband is now tore
man one of the working forces OF tn,
Missouri Pacific here.
The members of the Christian church
are preparing for the Union meeting to
! begin March 2nd, with DR.. Walton ir
the lead Let us expect great thing.
and then labor to that end.
| A family jar last Saturday evening ir
this city, resulted in the husband having
, one of his ears badly split, and his
throat and head cut bv glass bottle
that HaS thrown b. his wife
Uii ,lu ever stop 90 think that wealth
/ doe, not make the home. A good wife
/ pleasant husband, happy children
surrounded with just enough OF the com
forts OF life, is truly the happy home.
, Mrs. Thos. Baxter informs US that her
: daughter at Emporia, Mrs. Folsom, will
, soon move to Albuquerque, New Mexico
9 where her husband has position as
vard-mastcr for the Santa Fe railroad
Mrs Wagstaff went to independence
this aficrnoo n. to stay with her grand
son unui his parents, Oscar Moon and
ry'ur'' rom the Hot Spring Mrs
Naas J 3 IS she h1s hopes OF Oscars
recnvrry. although he is not outof dan
gel yet