Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1902-01-10

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~ lam prepared to loan you none
on your Real Estate at 6 per Ger
straight. Fl. SLlCER,
LITTLE LOCALS.
Have you paid your water rent?
: w. l.. Upham and wife spent Sunda
at Greeley
Miss Belle Hunt is visiting friends i
Kansas City.
p. F. Hudson, of Mont Ida, was cal
er Wednesday,
DR.. Chas. Means came up from Erie
Tuesday, on visit.
George Early and family have move,
9 to farm near Paola.
LATE Champe was up from Greeley
Tuesday on business
p. II. Cayot has been in Kansas City
this week, ON business.
Greene, the shoe man, is in business il
, Garnett again, for while.
Frank Ballard, of Ozark township
was caller last Saturday.
Harry Wilson was up from Columbu.
over Sunday, visiting his parents.
The steam heating apparatus is being
placed in the new court house.
Miss Lizzie Gregory spent Sunday at
Ottawa, with her sister, Mrs Sam White
head.
John Kirker. of Wichita, came up Tues
day, to visit his uncle and aunt, O. p.
! Gregory and wife
Mrs. Nancy HUM, Mrs. F A. Herbert s
mother, went to Ottawa last Saturday,
to visit friends few days.
Our old friend !. w. Lawelln, of Jack
son township, was in town, Monday,
and paid us neighborlv visit.
Mrs. w. +. Hampstead returned, Sat-
urday. from Kansas CITY, where she
had been visiting herson. Fred
The gas-drillers, south of town, have
struck thin vein of coal, but it is not
thick enough to be of much value.
lack Mason and wife, who have been
visiting Capt. Sol Kaufman and wife, at
Lawrence, returned home, Tuesday. :.
Ex-Mayor Setter has had the wreck OF
the Wcntz harness shop cleared away,
and expects to put i'll a new building in
the spring.
Mel White and wife LETT for Ell Paso,
Texas, Tuesday morning. They will
visit the Pacific coast, and will be alb
sent three months.
The county commissioners are in ses-
sion this week. Next Monday, Commits
sioner Resell will be sworn in and T. W.
Parrott will step down and out.
County Clerk Calvert informs us that
he has received Dassler's Statutes, 1901 |
edition, for distributation among the |
justices of peace of Anderson county.
Lewis Wallace, of Chicago; Mrs. Mar
cisussus Blair, of Parsons, and Miss
Victoria Wallace, of st. Louis, attended |
the funeral of their father, Richard Wal
lace.
We are informed that Mike Redington
of Harris, has gone to Oklahoma tolive
Mike is one OF Anderson county's "old-
timers" and his familiar face will be
missed.
!. L. Caldwell has sold his farm, in
Jackson township, to a man by the name
Of Johnson from Nebraska. Mr.. Cald-
we'll and family expect to move to Ia
,oma, Washington.
Lee Wilson, son of Maj. is. Wilson,
who published the Plaindealer about
thirty years ago, was in the city, We'd
lcsday, shaking hands with old friends.
lie is travelling for wholesale station
iry house
M. F. Hay was up from Lincoln town
ship, Tuesday. He savshis brother John
las been visiting his son Bert and wife,
1t Louisville, Minnesota. for several
weeks. John returns home, tomorrow
Saturday.
Sheriff Moore, who holds over, gave a
lew bond, Monday. The commissioners
'efused to accept the bond until Dan "set
up the candy, so he went out and bought
| big sackful and presented 1T to the
BOARD. when his bond was accepted.
F. d. Coburn, secretary of the State
Board of Agriculture, has our thanks for
copy of his report for the quarter end
ng December, 1901, which is an expos
ion of the merits and history of Hereford
attic as beet makers, etc Those who
IRE interested should send to him for
opies.
c. O. Ridon and wife have moved up
rom Indian Creek township, expecting
o make Garnett their home. Mrs., Rid ,