Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-08-28

called. to-day, and got a buggy coupon
Miss Nellie Mudd, OF Laredo. Texas
is the guest OF A. B II and wife. in Or.
charn Park addition.
Grandma Riley is very sick again, AT
the home of her grandson, Lou. She is
quite aged, and has been poorly for near
va year.
| Mrs. +. T. Pray and son Will came
down from Kansas City. kas.. Tuesday,
to visit her mother. Mrs. Mclaughlin,
and other relatives.
ID. W. Ramsay and wife. of Washing
ton township. ana Mrs. Frank Ratclitf,
of this CITY. attended "A Hoosier reunion
in Franklin county. Tuesday.
Vernon Coltrain. who is working as
fireman on the Northern Pacific railroad
in Montana, was in the city, Monday,
on his way to visit his parents.
Mrs. S. -. Axtell returned from Texar
kama. Tex, the first of the week, where
she has been with her daughter, mrs.
Fred Hubbard, who, she says, is some
better.
When you want a physc that is mild
and gentle, easy to take ard certain to
act. always use Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. For sale by Briggs
& Brother.
Art Bennett. who intended travelling
| tor barber supply honse. didn't like the
job, and returned home. Wednesday. He
says he has Job in a barber shop at
Excelsior Springs, and will move there.
Scott Judy undertook to get onto a
moving train, Monday night, but he
missed his hand-hold and fell, bruising
one leg pretty badly. No bones were
broken, but Scott has been laid up tor
repairs, just the same
mrs. Ada Bowman, who has been
nursing patient on big cattle ranch
in Beaver county, Oklahoma. for some
time. returned home the first of the week.
She has been visiting her sister, Mrs. w.
S. Hesp, at Welda. part of the week.
Miss Nellie Johnson, who formerly
lived here with her aunt, Mrs. Geo. Os-
borne. was in the CITY a couple of DAYS
this week. She has been teac hing in the
Medicine Lodge schools, hut will. in a
few days, enter Park College, q Missouri.
Mrs. Ruth McAtee, who has been visit
ng her sons, Quincy and George. received
a telegram, yesterday, from her daugh
ter Jennie Friedley, who lives at La
Harpe. saying that her baby is very
sick, Mrs. McAree left for La Harpe
on the noon train.
Tuesday was j. W. Archer's forty
ninth birthday. Jim found a SIS s.old piece
under his plate at breakfast. and he was
so proud of it that he carried it all over
town, showing il to everybody he a,et
Here's hopin' that he may celebrate forty
nine more birthdays
Judge Higgins and family will kaye
for their new home in Gushing, Okla.,
Sunday night. Their daughter blanche.
who has been working on the Ottawa
Herald, goes with them. These excel.
lent people have made many warm
friends in Garrett during their residence
here, and we regret to lose them.
A special train-engine and co ach-
passed over the Santa Feroad, Monday,
from Chanute to Kansas City. The reg
ular train was several hours late, and
business man of Chanute wanted to
reach Kansas City by 8 O'Clock p. M.
The only way he could get there was by
special train, so he paid the Santa Fe
$50 to get him into the city nv 8
o'clock.
A meeting OF the Baptist Young Peo-
pies Societies of the Nound City Asso-
ciat,on was held at Kincaid last Friday.
Saturday and Sunday. There were
about seventv.tive delegates and visitors
present. DR.. Chandler. of the Ottawa
University, delivered an excellent sermon
in the morning, and Rev. Riley preached
in the evening 1t was very profitable |
and entertaining meeting.
Rev. George DUNCAN, of Otis, Califor-
mia, is visiting his sister. Mary McLaugh-
lin. Mr. DUNCAN has been visiting at |
Newcastle and other points in Pennsyl
vania, visiting old home scenes. Mrs.
Mclaughlin and Mr.. DUNCAN have not
seen each other since 1880, the wear that
MRS. Mclaughlin left Pennsylvania tor
Iowa After few days visit, Mr.. Dun /
gan will go to Eureka, to attend the
wedding of a son.-Evening News
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Kirk,
Miss Gena Gregory entertained, Mon-
day evening, in compliment to Miss
BARLEY and MIR Harmon, of Willow
Springs. Mo Some forty guests were
present. The lawn was brilliantly illum-
mated and punch was served on the
piazza. Cards were distributed among
the guests, on which were a number. OF
questions, such as, would Won rather
be anyone else than YOURSELF" aud, "lfl
SO. who" The questions were IN be an
swered with words beginning with the
initials of the holder of the card, and tie
answers were the source of no, end OF
The guests report a most enjoyable
evening.