Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-11-13

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Instead of only Saturday being real
busy day in Independence, as was the
case few years back, every dav now IS
busy one, and the sidewalks are lined
with pedestrians and the streets flled
with teams.-Kansas Populist, indie
pendence.
/ And the same will be seid of Garnet
when we go down after the gas that is
really here. or near us.
Mel White is making some substantial
improvements in the building on the
south side formerly occupied by Green's
shoe store. He has placed cement
floor in the ware-room, and is putting in
! in sky-light. A new front will be put
in soon. 1t will make splendid busi'
ness room when finished.
| Mrs. ]. A. Baldwin informs us that
his father, H. d. Ingersoll, is coming
over from California, Mo-, this week, to
i. take Mrs. Ingersoll home from lola. She
has so far recovered from her injuries on
the street railway that she can now he
moved
Ell. Wyrts and family left. Monday
for their home in Jackson, Tenn. MIS-
Wyrts and children spent the summer
here with her mother, Mrs. Peters. Mr..
Wyrts came few days ago, and ac'
lcommanied his wife and children home.
All diseases start in the bowels. Keep
Them open or YOU will be sick. CAS-
CARETS act like nature. Keep liver
and bowels active without sickening
priping feeling. Six million people take
and recommend CASCARETS.
Hopkins Bros, Of Mont Ida, have sold
their hardware and implement store,
and have purchased farm east OF town
Archie Hopkins health is poor, and he
lcould not stand the confinement indoors
When Mrs. Mary McComb was up
, from Fort Scott last Saturday. she was
the guest of Mrs. Judge Hamilton.
They were old-time friends, and had not
: met for twenty-five years.
W. Cress was IN from Central City,
Wednesday. He has been laid up the
y mast three weeks with a game leg
A horse kicked him. He'sabou asgood
as new now, however.
~ Our old friends r. Nelson and wife have
# moved in from their farm. in Union town
ship, and will try town life this winter
lrhev are living with their daughter
= Mrs, Amanda Huniev.
Will Martin COMMONLY called Dick
has opened barber shop over Mrs
J. Rove,'s millinery store. Willhas the ex
3, perience, and he will do you good work
See his card.
4 Judge Slicer issued license, Wednes
day permitting Mr. Edward Spearman
Of this city, and Miss Blanch Butler, G
Indiana, to be joined in the holy bond
:, OF wedlock.
o Harry Johnson returned from hi
e. western trip last Friday. He starte
with the bankers for California, bu
m stopped at Ogden, Utah. and worked
Sc while.
Some person or persons visited Ke'
Moore's home the other evening, WIN
re he and mrs moore were at church, al
~ stole q razor, some rings and $3 IN cas-
Miss Grace Greenwood Flower can
3dewn from Kansas City, SATURDAY IL
~ a short visit with Mrs. AL Black. 81
nc retmrned home, Monday morning.
Cd. Iuchems and brother, Will Shiel
and s. c. Axtel went to Cherryva
81 TUESDAY. where they spent several da
- \ looking after their oil interests
es, Miss Lizzie Gregory came up fro
Nevada. Mo, last SATURDAY. night,
visit her father. She returned to NeVao
ter Monday afternoon.
,err Will Wyatt and Clyde Mckinney we
-. TO Humboldt, Yesterday, to set up
law bank counter made tor the Bank OF %
MERGE by the McAlee factory.
vfyrYI MADTIN'C