Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-10-23
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Observation-Disclosures
a, The Santa Fe came near having
wreck at Colony, yesterday morning.
south. bound freight train ran onto the
side track to allow the nortli-bound pas
senger to pass, but failed to clear" the
a main track, and, as a result, there was a
collision, and the engines were bumped
,, off the track, They were not badly in
jured, however and nobody was serious
ly hurt-just jolted up. The trains were
it della we'd several hours.
Speaking about rabbit towns-why, |
y the rabbits play tag in the depot at OF
tawa. One pair of them have their nest
in one corner under the seat-we should
say bench-down among the cob-webs
and cigar snipes. And yet, Ottawa re
d. fers to Garnett as the "rabbit-town
Rabbitville! Rabbitville! Change cars
for Emporia, Burlington, Lawrence and
n all points north.
Clyde Glass deserves commendation
D. for his management of the Grand Opera
House. The effective manner in which
he quietted the gang of hoboes and
things who are wont to infest the gallery,
on the night the missouri Girl played
= here, will receive appreciation in the
hearts of the decency. loving element OF
theatre goers. and will greatly add to
their ranks.
Miss liza Judy entertained number OF
young friends, Wednesday evening. The
7, time was spent, manly, in playing games.
II The guests were Florence Hassey, Patti
Hiatt, Ruth Stevenson, June Currier.
!, Geo. Spohr, Elmer Hutchinson, Claren
Davis, John Dellnger and Robt. Davis.
Miss Hattie Weld returned from Spo-
: kane, WASH, last Friday, after a two
Y months visit with relatives. She went
out there for the benefit OF her health,
8 and came back las sound as dollar" {
She says that climbing mountains and
riding burros is heathul exercise
n Judge Bergen, of Topeka, says he has
a been in a good many court houses in
Kansas, but he never saw one so hand
:, some and we'll finished, inside and out
4 as the Anderson county court house
Said he, ut is a jem, and YOU should all
be proud of it,
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up so that his building won't hold him
any longer, and Will Knight isenlarging
}. the building and putting in a nice front
r In fact, Mr.. Dedrick' S business has grown
to such proportions that more room is
necessary.
d County Commissioner Henning and
his mother. Mrs. DR.. Henning, went to
Coffeyyille last Friday, to visit Mrs.
! Henning's niece, Mrs. Minnie Dolittle,
y whose husband is interested in oil and
glass factory. They returned home,
IL Sunday.
e The st. James hotel has changed hands.
The new proprietors are C.. 5. Wilson
anu oSo NSncupuiSii' idtciS HoHh Ohld |
homa City. Dad" Galloway, the form
II err proprietor, is thinging some of going
= to farming in Missouri.
All diseases start in the bowels. Keep
= them open or vo,, will be sick. CAS-
l. CARETS act like nature. Keep liver
# and bowels active without sickeninP.
gripping feeling. Six million people TAX {
and recommend CASCARETS.
n Several Garnet people went to Otta'1
o wa Monday, to hear Suzanne Adams
Among them were Mark Hiatt and wife,
John Vaughn and wife, Mrs. Joe Keezel,
Miss Belle Smith ard Miss Carrie Seiss
y Frank Lowe and wife, of Fontana,
were down the first of the week. Mr.
Lowe was attending court here and while
here they visited their uncle and aunt,
Robt. Ayres and WIFE
The first football game of the season-i
took place between the Garrett ana Osa-
watomie teams. Tuesday afternoon
Garrett won, the final score being 10
too.
We understand that the Santa Fc will
s. relav its track on the Southern Kansas,
(. putting down heavier rails, and will
d make other improvements in the road