Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1902-02-21
From Thursdays Evening News.

, Fred Trigy, made business trip t
Greeley today.
Dick Ambrose OF Greeley, was visiting
friends in the city; to-day
Frank l. Brown came down iron
Topeka. today, on business
Mrs. Harry Jones, of Greeley, is visit
ing her sister Mrs. W. o. Decker.
Hon. r. H, Cunningham had strok'
of paralysis, Tuesday, and is very low
Mike Moloney, arrived home this morn
ing from business trip to Kansas City
The Ladies of the Christian church
will give a chicken Pie Dinner on the 22d
of Feb.
Earl Welsh has gone to Oklahoma City
to work for the Western Union Tele-
graph Company.
George Harris has been on the sick
list several days, but is able to be on
the streets again.
! Will McEwen, who has been here on
visit with his brothers from La Harpe,
has returned home.
A Shower party" will be given bv
Mrs. L. u. Kirk, this evening, in honor
of Miss Anna Hutchinson.
Elijah Wells and wife of st. Louis, ar
rived here, yesterday, on visit to their
nephew, {. O. Ridlon, and wife.
Ralph Brooke, who has been clerking
in the Nevada store, at Nevada, Mo, is
expected to arrive home this evening.
Uncle Samuel Mcclellan. of Lincoln
township, has been very sick during the
past three weeks, and is not yet out of
danger.
lin Hutchinson arrived from Watseka,
Illinois, to-day, to visit his mother, his
sister, Anna. his brother George and
host of friends.
j w Raymond agent for Big -Four
flour for southeastern Kansas and south
western Mo-, was interviewing his trade
in this city today.
Sheriff Dan Moore left this afternoon
for Usage City, where he expects to get
on the trail otanother tllict who stole
horse in this county.
The Searchlight Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. A. l.. Black this evening.
Ice cream and cake and other refresh
ments will be served.
Hon. J. n. Caldwell, VIM. Wvcoh, T.
C.Hudson, Ed l.. Eaton and Z. T. HIATT
went to Topeka this afternoon To attend
the Popuist conference tomorrow
Mrs. L. ii. DAILY, of New Canton, ILL.,,
arrived here, yesterday, on a visit 20 her
sons, Dave and Sidney Mcdonald. She
will probably remain here several
months
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give Martha Washington
Reception at the church friday night.
Lunch from 6 to 10 O'Clock, 10 cents.
Admission free.
+. II. Smith OF Ozark township, and
his nephew, John Smith. of this city,
leave for Alta, H.. tomorrow morning.
They expect to make that place their
home for year, at least.
w. l.. Upham has resigned his position
III the Garrett Mercantile Co. store.
He will leave the first Monday in March |
tor Ottawa, where he has accepted POI
stion with MIR Guy in his large store in
that town.
Scott Elliott, president Of State Bank,
attended sale in the country Yesterday |
afternoon, and had the experience of a
header in snow drift, by the sleigh |
turning over, He was not hurt by the
accident
1t was Justice Gordon who has started
suit against the Missouri Pacific rail-
road for M. Borror for damages, on
account of that road killing some of his
hogs, instead of Judge w. A. Johnson,
as the News said yesterday.
Old Mother Sandstone read in her
paper that German scientist had dis
a way of burning water. She
threw up her hands in holy horror and
her spectacles dropped to the floor, and
she exclaimed: Goodness. gracious that
Dutchman aught to be sent to Jail! Why
we can't get enough water to wash once
a month, and the calves are bellerin' for
wa ter this blessed minute. The very idee
of burning water when cverybody's
suflerin' fer it.