Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-10-09

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W. ]. McMurray visited Topeka, Fri
day.
Dan Luce left for Missouri last FRIDAY,
on visit.
Mrs. Ed Wright is visiting her daugh
ter, at Parsons
w. S. Falls went to humboldt. Tues
dav, on business.
Miss Roena Penny is visiting friends
in Kansas CITY this week.
Schott Elliott made business trip to
Wichita the first of the week.
Otis I.asley. of Topeka, was in the
city, Sunday, visiting friends.
Grandma Burroughs is down from 10.
peka, visiting her son and numerous old
friends.
Frank Graham passed through town,
Yesterday, on his way from Eureka to
Kansas City.
Mont Powell. who has been working
on the Ottawa Herald for some time, is
now enjoying vacation.
Geo III. Morris, of Pine Bluff, Ark,
visited his nephew, Harry Morris, the
latter part of last week.
Mrs. Sadie Stiles went to Kansas City,
Monday, to visit her sister, Mrs. Matte
Thurston and other relatives.
Mrs. Sarah Ewing. of lola, came up,
Yesterday, to visit Mrs. Celia Wing Pc
terson and Mrs. John Grummel.
l.. Goldman, of the Nebraska Cloth.
ing Company, put on his "best bib and
tucker" and attended the p. O. p ball
at Kansas City.
Aaron Beissell was called to West
phalia, the first of the week, by the ser
ious illness of his daughter-in-law Mrs.
Will Beissell.
The house of Mrs HIN. Hopkins farm
was struck by lightning, Tuesday night
and she came down from Lawrence last
night, to see about adjusting the dam
age.
Sheriff Wycoff took Geo. w Rowland,
of Central City. to the hospital at Osa'
watomic, Monday. Rowland was ex'
ahmed last Friday, and declared un-
sound of mind.
Misses Rosa and May Harrison, OF
lola, spent Sunday in the city. visiting
od-time friends. Their brother Walter
and Clarence Hutton came up, Sunday
afternoon, and visited for several hours.
Jonn w. Leslie and wife, of Bepkleman,
Neb., arrived here. Tuesday, for a short
visit with their sister, Mrs. Pinkerton
MRS. c. A. McEwen's mother). They
left here for Sheldon, Mo-, to visit a
daughter.
There was baby party at the home
of Professor Oman one evening TINS
week. A number of town babies were
invited to spend the evening with MIR.
and Mrs. Ed Hedges little one. 1t was
quite a novel affair.
Plenty of singing and dancing special
ties woven into n strong play, mounted
with beautiful see merry andexcellent stage
effects, go to make up the performance
of "Thc Missouri Girl somes to the
Garnett Theater, Oct. 10th.
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 a sickening,
gripping feeling. Six million people take
and recommend CASCARETS.
County Commissioner Resell has been
in straight Jacket couple OF weeks
because he fell from hay-stacker ana
Jared some OF his ribs loose. He hasn't
very good use of his left side yet. but
he's better than several dead men yet.
Judge VIM. Sprggs doesn't come to
town very oftei-not oftcner than ouce
in two or three months. He was in lest
N'e' wv -
The Judge is getting along in years, but
is still hale and hearty, and does con;
siderable work on the farm.
The AGITAToR family enjoyed two
messes of roasting ears this week-one
presented to our "better half by Mrs
Morey Hiner. and the other by Mrs
RI. Kennedy. If the neighbors will
Just keep on bringing in things to cat
| we'll get along nicely, thank YOU.
w. S. falhs left Tor Kansas CITY this
morning, to join the bankers excursion
through the west to the Pacific coast
Harry Johnson went with the excur
SION as Official photographer of the as
ISOLATION. Mr. Johnson will also MAKE
sketches along the route for the bankers
a few of which we hope to repro due
upon his return.
Mrs. VIM. Mosier received a checl
for SS1T.25 Wednesday morning. iron
the brotherhood of American Yoemen
! new order which was organized her
, in July MIR Mosier carried thousand
doilar nol,cv in the order, of which II