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

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Fine corn weather, this
Hon. N. L. Bowman visited Ottawa,
Monday, on business.
Charley Lewis was over from Yates
Center the first of the week
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
gave a lawn social at the home of Mrs. :,
]. B. Hutchison, Monday evening.
l.. ID. Kirk is making decided improve. h
ment in his residence, on Third avenue,
west, in the way of new yeranda.
Harry Armstrong, of the lola Friend Ii
#, Democrat, took the train here for Kan
sas City, Saturday morning, on business
I, A, T. Perry and wife, who were down !"
from Topeka last week, visiting relatives
in Lincoln township returned home last c
Saturday. p
Mrs. Matte Innman, who was visit
ing Amos Rocks and wife, in Lincoln
township returned to her home at Ga p
lena, last Saturday. o'
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Miss Daisy Wollenzien, of Lawrence,
came, Saturday, to spend the remainder M
of the summer with her brother, H. |. W
Dedrick, and wife. tn
Mrs. Mary Ridlon went to Colony,
Saturday, to attend the funeral of old II
VIM. Douglass, father of DIR. Douglass, br
formerly of this place. ed
Col. D. w. Houston, wife and daugh-
ter, Grace, entertained a number OF as
friends, last Friday evening. in honor hi
of Mrs. ]. c. Manning, son and daugh- ca
ter.
Mrs. Rev. Church entertained the Y. F. =.
F. club, at the Methodist parsonage, 80
Monday evening. An excellent program t.
was rendered, after which, light refresh
ments were served.
George Powers has purchased the iie
building back of lake Shull's residence, iu
and moved it to lot just east OF Shull's Vi
old shop, on Fifth avenue, and is fitting MI
it up for blacksmith shop.
l.. B. Smith went to Colony, Saturday, III
for visit of couple OF weeks with his al
brother, and, he said, ito help him put al
up hay" However, we've got picture ae
in our mind of dad" putting up hay. 81
Rev. Mabon and wife returned last y,
Thursday from a months vacation in no
the Catskill mountains, in New York. ne
They were rendered a reception, Friday NJ
evening, at the home of Mrs. Mary E III
Hartman. OF
Miss Tot Sutherland is down from
Kansas City, visiting relatives and her
many old time friends She reports the ="
family all we'll and tells us that Rob-
ert. IT., is spending these hot days in Salt TIC
lake City. -
George Stiles writes home from Cali hi;
tornia that he and Dale Huff are work -,
ing together at painting, and that they lth
are getting good wages; but George q
doesn't like the society of that section. 70
He saws it's too tough for him.
4. n Of hao nj
ported plants about the court house, til
lately, which greatly improve the APP in
pearance OF the place, Janitor Law ST
should receive credit for this. He GER TIL
tainly has an eye for the beautiful. W
Last weeks Colony Free Press con- o.
tains an interesting letter from Capt. c. IN
c Leecf, in which gives graphic des- M
cription of his trip with Mrs. Leech) w
from Colony to Monson, Mass. He -,
saws he and Mrs. Leech enjoyed the trip, su
and that they are well and happy. F.
Clark Richardson acts like fish out
otwater. He said he sold the Journal =,
because he got so tired he didn't know q
where he was going to stay all night; Of
and now he's hunting around tor sc
chance to get back in the newspaper bus m
mess Some people never, are satisfied, h,
anyhow. az
We are in receipt OF the fortieth animal sf
catalogue of the Kansas State Agricul- fiji
tural College, at Manhattan 1t hand Fl
somely illustrated with views Of the var TO
( ;ous buildings and features of interest flu
about the great institution of learning al
The hest agricultural college in the coun- dI
14a1on,,e contains the names sa