Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-09-04

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
he, O. B. Adams is on the sick list.
Mrs. Amos Rocks returned from Ohio,
of Yesterday.
"Buck" Rice is looking after some bus
I'M mess interests in Missouri.
Mont Powell was down from Ottawa
ed over Sunday, visiting his parents.
Attorney ]. B. Goshorn. of lola, was
ok doing business in the city. Tuesday
Mrs w K. Lacy, her daughter Della
m. and her son Will are on the sick list.
w. w. Anderson is attending the Cha.
NO mute fair this week, with his trotter.
We learn that Mrs. Arthur Capper is
ty, very sick, IN Stairmont hospital. Topeka.
Mrs. ". H. Slocum, OF Centennial, has
in. been sick for some time, but is about
nd again.
W. H. Coltrain, of Harris, went to
Ut. lola, yesterday, to visit his son Dugan
ew family
The Red Light Cafe has been re-papered,
err. re.painted and re-modeled generally, and
lie is now one of the SWEETEST places in
this section.
". Lieutenant Mark Craig went to Fort
st. Leavenworth, Monday, to enter the Of
fcers' school, which he will attend
couple of years.
dt w S Falls, of the National Bank OF
Commerce, and Ira E. Myers, the real
estate rustler, made business trip to
-" Wichita the first of the week.
Mrs. A. Scott, who has been visiting
4 her daughter, Mrs. Henry Earnest, went
.w to Madison, Greenwood county. last
Friday, to visit relatives few days.
de Mrs. Wesley Huff, who has been visiting
~ her daughter, Mrs. Oscar Aldrich. at
Upton, Iowa, for some time. returned
home Thursday night of last week.
as mrs. H. N. Hopkins and son, Jay, re-
turn to Lawrence tomorrow, to be pre-
pared for the opening of the State Uni.
'or versty, where Jay will resume his studies.
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The Misses orion, of Westpha!ie, have
been visiting their relatives. Mr. and Mrs
~ George Harper. at Rantoul, Franklin
cotnnty, according to the Ottawa Re-
public
no o. F. Wheeler, of Sugar Valley, and
~ Miss Maggie Cannon, of Parker, were
united in marriage by Judge Slicer, We'd
:. nesday. The Agitator offers its best
IL wishes.
Mrs. La Monte Hedges fonnd a rattle
snake in her front yard last Friday.
:. His snakeship showed fight, but Mrs
:" Hedges had the nerve to fight him back.
and she killed the RATHER.
a. y The ladies of the Womans Missionary
KS Society of the United Presbyterian
church met at the home of Mrs. Thos.
Gowdy, Wednesday afternoon, to quilt
:. quilt for Mrs. . N. Caldwell
MIR. L. Goodman, of Kansas City, has
I'd rented the room east Of the Garnett
it. State Savings Bank, and will open
clothing store about the 18th inst. Mr..
Goodman is a man of long experience in
IN the clothing business.
Last Fridays Kansas City Star con-
tains an account of an accident on
e. street railway in that city, in which +.
% X. Robinett, an attorney of Kansas
City, Kas., was hurt Ed Robinett is
an old Anderson county boy, and his
~ friends here hope that his injuries is not
serious.
Howard NJ. Brooke will engage in the
newspaper business at Kewanah, Ind.
y town of 700 people, 1t is nice. en-
nc terprising little place, and tits said there
a. is a good deal of wealth there. We hope
Howard will succeed beyond his expect
m ations. He is an AL newspaper man.
nd and will give the town a good paper.
lie We are sorry to see the Brooke family
leave GARRETT.
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