Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1902-07-11
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w. S. Falls.
| W. A. Herrick, of Emporia, came over
the first of the week, to visit W. X. Lacy
and family. Mrs. Herrick and son came
over last week.
Roy Studebaker, Younger son OF Jesse
Studebaker, lost two fingers bv the ex-
plosion OF a giant fire-cracker on the
Fourth, at Kansas City.
Mrs. Jessie Jacobs, sister OF Mrs. H. s.
Ayres, died last Friday, at her home,
near Paola. Mr.. and Mrs. Ayres were
at her bedside when she died.
Mrs. Entrican, of Kansas City, has
been visiting Mrs. Lucille Bell several
DAYS. She has been visiting John Hollo-
way and wife couple of weeks.
| Miss Lizzie Gregory returned from
Bonnie Tarre, Mo-, Tuesday night, after
an absence of three orfour months. She
| will probably return there in the fall
Will Olmstead and wife came over from
Parker Saturday, to visitMrs. Olmstead's
parents, Chas. Wolfey and wife, and her
aunt, Mrs. G. w. Young and daughters.
Earl Welsh came up from Oklahoma
City to celebrate the Fourth and visit
his mother and brothers. Earl has
"erown up like weed" and looks we'll
Last evening, Miss Ella kennedy en-
tertained MissLeota Haines. of Carthage
Mo-. Miss Maude May, of Joplin, NO.
and Misses Belle Brunson and Pearl Rice,
of Garrett.
! Cant. Sol. Kaufman was down from
Lawrence on the Fourth, shaking hands
with his many old friends. Heisas proud
of our new courthouse as if he was still
n resident of Garnett.
Johnny Dots came home to celebrate
He is now travelling for the Yeast Foam
people, is out of doors nearly all the time
and SAYS he never had better health. He
started out on another trip, Monday.
Charley Bronston and family came
down from Kansas City on Thursday OF
last week, on visit. Charley returned,
Sunday night, but Mrs. Brohston and
the rhridrenremained tor a longer-Hisit..
Mrs. S. A. Eaton, of st. Marie, Idaho,
arrived at Greeley last week, on visit
to her brother, A. H. Weld, and family.
She is over 80 years of age, Brother
and sister had not met for twelve years.
DR.. Delos Walker, of Oklahoma City,
who delivered the address at Greeley on
the Fourth, was in town, Saturday. VS.
fling old.time friends. He looks ten
wears Younger than he did ten years ago.
The Methodist Sunday-school officers
and teachers gave Prof. Myers a sur
prise, last evening. The Professor has
been superintendent of the Sunday school
for some time This was sort OF fare
we'll surprise.
Mrs. Will Watt and daughter, Nina,
came over from Leroy to celebrate and
Evisit Mrs. Watts parents, VIM. Schoon-
over and wife, and other relatives and
friends Will came over the afternoon
of the Fourth.
Miss Ethel Alexander and her chum
| Miss Laura Carver, came over from En-
poria to attend the celebration-dedica-
ton. Ethel is attending the State Nor
NAL during the summer term, and VIII
continue next year.
Miss Hattie Osborne left for Dodge
City, Monday, to visit her brother George
and wife. From Dodge City she goes TO
Pueblo, Denver and Telluride. Colo. She
will also visit Ogden and Salt Lake City,
Utah, and will be absent till September
Mrs. AL Black, Mrs. c. S. Coleman and
children, Mrs. Seiss, Mrs. Quincy McAlee,
Miss Veda Wyatt. Mrs. w. K. Shaw and
| Mrs. Frank Ratclfl, went to Ottawa, to-
day, to attend the Chautauqaa assem-
bly,. Agoodly number of Garnett people
went up the first of the week.
Charley Wyatt came down from Kan
sas City, Sunday morning, to visit his
brothers and other relatives. Mrs. Wyatt
came down to spenn the Fourth. They
returned to Kansas City, Tuesday
Charley went to Kansas City five years
ago, and has only been back twice.
Miss Josie McCoole has been appoint