Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1902-04-25

Ter tor few days. Wednesday morn III =,
ing. she went to sleep and peacefully 7 Al
passed away. insa
The funeral takes place on Sunday: W
postponed on account of telegram sans 81, !,
stating that daughter who lives in sane ~
california is coming. F l.
We offer the family our sincere SYM sane
natby JR,
---- case
Several weeks ago, Mrs. Folsom, daugh.
ter of Thos. Baxter and wife, moved + r
from Eniporia to Albuquerque, New sane
Mexico, where her husband has a posi-. DR..
ton. Two days after her arrival her n u
eldest son, about seven years of age, sane
took scarlet fever, from which he died DR.. ]
The body was brought back to Emporia y in
for burial. Mrs Folsom now has scar.
let fever and is very sick, but will prob I Fl
obly recover. AS soon as she can travel cues
she will return to Kansas for long W
visit. Hue,S,
The lecture association, finding that it Geo
had a snug little sum in the treasury at -.
the close of the season, decided to do Hen,
nate 500 toward schoollbrary. The inqu
act was very commemorate. but il an Cha.
pears to us that it would have been better ques
had the association appropriated the 1ucs
money to help fit up the handsome IL Josel
brary and historical room in the new nqu
conrt house.
Earnest McMurray gave his parents + b!
disasters surprise last Saturday morn u.a
ing He came down from Baldwin, Fri d Al
day night, and went home, entered the nqu
house and went to bed without awak- IN
ing any one. In the morning, when the | ."1S
family sat down to breakfast, Earnest old :
stepped into the dining-room. He re- Jaco
turned to Baldwin. Monday. solid
Frar
Word was received here last Saturday iual
that Miss Sophia Bobo, who has been Aen,
teaching in Kansas City, Kas. Tor some B. "
time, was suddenly stricken blind few hce..
days ago, owing to an affection of the r i,I ~ :
optic nerve Miss Bobo is an old An &
derson county teacher, and has large mcdi
circle of friends here, who will deeply w II
regret her affection. pau
,.., ;os ,:,,.. farm
J"'se 'iss MS ma 's> "Ns'S' o E
Monday, to George Woodruff, of Lone farm
Elm, and Miss Stella Wallace, of Welda. F
The bridegroom is an Industrious poor
Young farmer, and the bride is one of NJ, MJs'
Andersen county's brightest teachers. Sci
The AGITAToR wishes the Young couple Mort
a long, happy and prosperous life. Nam
quar-
l. O. Smiths mother died at the old S S.o
home place, two miles east of Colony, NARY
Monday, April 18th, and was buried in VIM
the Colony cemetery Tuesday. The sym ida !,
patty of the community is extended to W. WyS n
Mr.. Sm,th.-Kincaid Dispatch. Tills,
Deceased was formerly resi- ,ent of w "
Garrett ones
VIM G. Richards. OF Sanduskv, Ohio, c A
and Miss Mary Thornton, of this city, W
were united in marriage by Rev Mathis, D :
Yesterday at the home OF the brides pense
parents, ]. B. Thornton and wife The O B 4
AGITAToR offers it's best wishes. l.
c e
w. r :4o...;. 10. GIN
"e ". O." ' books
ter from !. L. Caldwell who lately moved Steve
to Tacoma, Washington. We cannot ers be
publish the letter this week, owing to
.l,....: h,,. ;, ,,,;,i goods
county puonea''o"'' ""' = WI" Vim
apper next week. Ray.
|JNR
Now that the Garnett cornet band G
has been re-organized, we hope the bows amini
will hang together" and keep 'er going w.
Garrett has plenty of musical talent, W., W. IT I
4 Oh, al, :, nj
LII
A representative of the Wells .'argo D NJ
Express Company was in the city the w
first of the week arranging with the De- keep
Wolf furniture factory tor a lot of office nara
furniture and fixtures for his company. NH
DMN
People living along the line of the St. Franl
Louis & Emporia road a branch of the bridg
Missouri Pacific, have filed complaint no.
with the board of railroad commission w
ers, asking for better train service. Mrs |
JRC
J. W. Garrison received telegram Richa
from Oswego, Wednesday morning, iii o o
forming him that his brother, E. A. Gar Toa1 a
S'Soh' was oyin9' riele't 'o' oSweSo vi carrie
the afternoon tram. WE
CTR
Capt. l.. ID. Dohbs wants 100 sugar |. II {
naples, box-cldcr, ash, elm or other for NJ
est trees from ~ RI Oh inches in ex- Ed {,
change for fruit trees. RAI
:, - E Ha
Hehry +. N'hker' euaro'a" Vi o'''i'ue' l. ID
Fl. King, minor. made annual settlement 20
In the probate court last Saturday. E
W
Miss Grace Pattie of Harris. visited M Luz