Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1902-05-23

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John E. Watrous, deputy revenue col,
lector, was over from Burlington, Mon
day.
Hank Ellis and wife left for Oklahoma,
Monday night, to visit Will Black and
wife.
Mrs. ID. ID. Baily came over from EN-
poria, Monday, to visit L. NJ. Elliot and
family.
Mrs. V. Fixmer, of Westphalia, spent
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. =. H.
Cayot.
Miss Veda Wyatt came down from
Kansas City to attend commencement
exercises.
Miss Ella Kennedy went to Fl. Scott,
Tuesday, as delegate to the Woman's
Relief Corps.
MI =. ~. WIZ DSSu VS. |
iting IN Ohio the past few weeks, returned
home last Saturday.
John M. Holloway was over from Linn |
county, Saturday. He says crops are
booming IN his neighborhood
Moore Johnson, who was witness be-
fore the Dawes commission at Musko-
gogee, I. T., returned home, Tuesday.
Judge Schoonover is remodeling and
piece OF property on Second
avenue. west, which he recently pur-
chased
Mrs. E. Sewell and Mrs. ]. d. Hedges
left for Cherryvale, by team, Tuesday |
to visit Winnie Hannum and
wife a few days.
Oakley Thomas came over from La
Cygne, Sunday, on visit to his mother
and brother, Ivor. He will probably go |
to Topeka to work.
Count: Treasurer Shields, County
Cox and Geo. Lawellin
attended lodge ins tallation at West
phalia, Tuesday night.
Sam Whitehead came down from OF
tawa last Friday, to visit o. p. Gregory |
and family. He returned home, Sunday,
tsking his wife and children.
Miss Nellie Shields came up from lola,
Sunday, and visited friends till Monday
afternoon. She has opened a dressmak-
ing establishment, and says she is dong
well.
The family of Section Foreman Nc
Carly arrived here from Blue Mound,
Wednesday, and will live in one of Pierre
Motifs cottages in the southwest part of
the CITY.
AL Black made a business trip to Osa-
watome this week He says there was
splendid rain there, Wednesday night
and everybody is enthusiastic over crop
prospects.
DR. Ray Herbert has concluded to
change his vocation, for while, at least
He writes his father that he now has
charge of fruit ranch, at good wages,
in California.
Our old friend J. w. I-awellin was in
town, Saturday. He has been poorly
for several months, but says he is gain
ing right along now, and expects to be
well and hearty again.
.. b. Adams and family went Osa
watomie to take charge of their boarding
house, Monday. They did not sell their
property IN Garrett, and expect to occu-
py it again one of these fine days.
Will Perry was up from Lincoln town
ship, Saturday, and paid us a visit. He
says Uncle Samuel McCollam's health is |
much more rapidly than the
family expected. He isgaining in weight
and strength every day.
Lie Sewcll has had his office overhauled |
and fixed up generally. He has had a
fine linoleum carpet put on the floor
the finest in town. and the woodwork |
re- painted. Indeed, it looks like a new
place. Jim Smith did the work.
W. G. Cress and nephew, Will Cress.
were in from Central City, Tuesday. and
paid us visit. Will is still suffering
from his broken leg, but gets around
very well on crutches. 1t will be couple
weeks before he can remove the splints. |
The following from an exchange is as
good in Garrett as elsewhere: Don't
knock against VOur own town. LII Won |