Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-17

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Matt Glass made business trip tc
sWaverly, Saturday.
Miss Florence Cannon spent Sunday
with friends at Kincaid.
Geo. W. Her was visitor to Ottawa
last Saturday. He went on business.
Miss Marie Stratton went to Vernon
Woodson county, Monday, an visit.
Grandma McCrum has been visiting
her son Charles and family several days.
Mrs. S. c. Bybec, who has been visit,
ing relatives at Parsons, returned home
last atuiday.
Misses Lizzie and Gem Schoonover
went to Blue Mound, Mon day, to visit
friends few days.
Miss Birdie Sargent arrived here from
Chicago last Monday, on visit to her
parents, H. S. Sargent and wife.
Our old friend W. F. Corney, of West
phalia township, has gone to ElDorado
Springs, for rest and regeneration.
Mrs. Ruphus Hedges and her sister,
Miss Ola Miller, who have been up from
Webb City for some time, returned home
the first of the week.
Miss Bette Turk, of Nowata, Indian
Territory, who has been visiting her
brother, Sam Rogers, and family, return
ed home the first of the week.
Lie Parks has been walking as stiffly
as an old stage-horse this week. Ask
him, and he'll tell you how to get off the
cars when they are in motion.
c. A. Arnoldy left for Bartlesvile, In
uitti 1SiiitoiS, anu OthSi soulhSih
points, Monday. We understand that
he is looking for business location.
c. w. DeWolf came home, Saturday,
from trip in the interest of the DeWolf
furniture factory, bringing with him
orders for three bank counters. The old
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Miss Marie Osborn, who has been Wis.
iting her grandparents, ]. S. Mccartney
and wife, her uncle and aunt, ], o. Osborne
and wife, and number of young friends,
returned to her home at Wichita last
Saturday.
The new editor of the Colony Free
Press rakes up and prints more local
news than any other editor of that pa
per since ]. ]. Burke published it. If the
makeup and press work were better,
the Free Press of to-day would be as
good as the Free Press in Burke's time.
very unkind and hard-hearted editor
writes as follows:
"a Kansas widow lost hog. We do
not refer to her husband. She lost a
real hog and advertised for it. The hog
must have read the paper, for he came
hiking home on a dead run as soon as
! the paper left the .postoflice. This is not
I the first instance where hog has read
a newSpaper-and incidentally, forgot
ten to pay for it,"
| Roy Allen. son Of Mrs. G. B. Allen,
who is visiting Mrs. Dan Campbell, in
this city, had narrow escape from be-
ing seriously injured this morning, at the
Santa Fe depot. He was climbing
through the train, between the cars,
when, suddenly, they backed down,
catching his leg between the iron bump.
ers and badly bruising it. and perhaps
injuring the bone to some extent. DR..
Milligan dressed the injured limb, and,
while the injury is painful. and may lay
the boy up week or two, no serious re.
suits are expected to follow.-Tuesday'
Evening News.
w. K. Kellerman was in from West
phalia township, Saturday, and paid us
] a welcome visit. Mr. Kellerman is one
f, of the most successful farmers in Ander.
son county He came here poor young
man, earning his living by days work,
but, by economy, energy and good man.
agement, he has accumulated generous
share of this worlds goods. He has
fine home-everything well appointed.
He says he's fixed ito live just like city
folks" MIR. Kellerman is always cheer
full. five have too much rain, he smiles
and works away. If we have too much
dry weather, he's go od-natured, just the
same, and keeps on working. As a re-