Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1902-01-31
Lone Elm Items.

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Fred Carpenter has been able to he in
town the past week.
Mr.. Whetson went to Missouri on the
morning train, Tuesday. ~.
II. A. Hester and wife visited Lone
Elm relatives, Saturday
Mrs. Eta Sarver visited friends at
Erie few days last week.
Mrs. Jerry Lewis and children are Wis
iting relatives in the country.
= d. II. Sarver came down from Empo-
ria last week. returning on Monday.
Turner Smith and wife returned from
Greenwood county The first OF the week.
Miss May Harrington, of Colony. is
the guest of Mrs. Addah Mcdowell this
week =
Mr.. Ingalls, removed his household
goods from Blne Mound to Gas CITY
last week.
/ Mrs Jno Mitchell started to Topeka.
to meet her sister, who lives in Los An
gcles, California, and visit other rela-
ives. , .,,e.
VIM Lamb and son, Charles, went to
Hume. Mo-. Saturday morning, sum
fnoned bv The serious illness ot their
daughter and sister, Mrs. Ida Snodgrass
Jas. Smith and family arrived from
from Greenwood county. Saturday.
He sold ont there, intending to go to
Nebraska. but changed his mind and
came to this vicinity.
"A young benedict of this community
sent his wife on visit to friends, sold
most OF his property and skipped out,
leaving note informing her she could
have such property as he, left on the
premises.
Mrs. ". /. Jones and sister, Mrs. Reese,
and their nephew. +. Eveleth. who went
tn Oklahoma last year, and purchased
good farm near kingfisher, have sold
their farm. hut do not Intend to leave
Oklahoma. They will purchase another
farm in preferable locality.
The members of the Lone Elm Rebekah
lodge came with well-flled baskets and
spent the dav very pleasantly in social
way, Wedn .sday Of last week, with Mrs
Minnie Lewis. Mr.. Lewis is clerking
in Blue Mound, and his family will go
to that place in the near fu ture. to live.
Westphalia Times.
S. S. Gochenour and wife went to Gar
nett Saturday to visit Miss May and
Frank, who are going to school there.
MAY was sick for few days, but is well
again.
Mrs. Clyde Greene was out from Gar
nett several days recently, visiting with
her parents, I. w. Lane, and wife north
of town. - g.
If the old Dutch sign.fs true that an
early Easter brings an early spring and
lateiEaster late spring. then we
ought to have an early spring as Easter
comes on March aOtn this year, which is
nearly four weeks earlier than it comes
some times. However we wouldn't ad-
wise our readers to put too much faithin
these signs, better wait until spring
comes. 1t will only be few weeks and
you can tell more about it then.
Greeley Graphic
Chas. Grinner and wife, who have been
in California and other wertern states
for the past few months for the benefit
OF Mr.. .Grinners health, arrived home
Sunday. His many frinds will be glad
to hear that his health is greatly i'm
proved and heis again in our midst He
says Greeley is good enough for him.
Yesterday morning while Gid and
Charley Mills were coming to town, they
Ind quite an odd experience. Crarley
lighted his pipe and threw the match
down. thinking it had gone out. The
match fell in the buggy and set FIRE to
some blankets and their ovefcoats. They
did not notice it until they met neigh.
bor who told them they were on fire,
They jumped ont Of the buggy and ex-
tinguishcd the Are. They then took an
invent orv OF the lossand fountli It amount
ed to one oyercoat and two blankets, to-
tally destroyed. mo irsurance)
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