Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-04-03

For attractive and up.to-date
call on Mrs. Barrett,
north side of square. Full line
of Spring Hats just on--best line
of Children's Hats in town.
Gail and be convinced. No two
hats alike unless so ordered.
H. B. Bousib, Familiarity known bv
Prohibitionists as 1.-THE Flying Dutch
man. was in the CITY the fore part OF
the week, working in the interest of the
Prohibition party, of which he is field
agent. He and his wife and Miss Daisy
Steadington, an accomplished elocution-
list, will be in Garrett on the 21st and 22d
inst, and will give an entertainment.
The three are known as the Indiana
Trio The entertainment will he free,
but free-will offering will be asked for
to pay expenses
Last weeks Greeley Graphic gives an
account of the death and burial of Mrs.
Catherine Bender. wife OF Geo. + Bender,
at her homein Winfield, SATURDAY., March
2tst. The remains were brought to
Greeley, for burial beside her father.
Deceased was formerly Miss Kate Rupp,
and was a resident of Garrett several
years ago. She and her husband were
both we'll known in this county. De-
ceased leaves a husband and daughter,
who have our sincere sympathy in their
sad bereavement.
Ellis Clark, Of the Ottawa Republic,
has little poetry machine. He oiled it
up he other day, turned the crank, and
ground out the following:
''Justa little sunshine,
Then the wcather's GUNNER.
Let us all be thankful
March can't last all summer"
Climbing and everblooming roses,
Spireas, Weigelas. Syring las,
Pyous japonicas, Deutzias,
Privet, Peonies, Yuscy, Wes-
terra, Sassafras and many other home
grown ornamental and Towering shrubs
and vines at Capt. l.. d. Dobbs' nurs
cry, block southwest of Missouri Pa.
ciic stock Yards. Phone So.
A recent issue of the St. Louis Star
an extensive write-up of Okla
homa City, handsomely illustrated.
Among the illustrations was llfe-lke
picture of DR.. Delos Walker, and a pic
ture of his beautiful home; also. picture
g T.
editor of the Times-Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Bartlett are the
delighted parents of son, which arrived
in their home last SATURDAY. Fred being
a barber it is no surprise. that he would
want little shaver" OF his own.-l4e-
Sun.
Mrs. Bartlett was formerly Miss
Young, of Jackson township.
We see by the Greeley Graphic that
las. Hunter, jr., son of Representative
Hunter, has secured a posion in the fold
ing and mailing department of the house
of representatives at Washington. and
mas gone to enter upon his duties in the
capital city.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
serve one of their famous chicken pie
timers on Saturday. 18th, in the room
vacated by Cayot's furniture store.
They will also have sun bonnets, aprons.
,olored eggs and fancy Easter offerings
ior sale. 2w
The Santa Fe runs tourist cars Laily
rom Chicago and Kansas City to Los
Angelus and San Francisco. Colonist
tickets to California will be honOred on
such cars March 7th to June 18th.
Hon. J. M. Alexander was up from
township the other day,
and said his health is improving right
along since he got back on Anderson
county soil. In fact, he's Stuck on"
old Anderson.
Evergreen, shade and ornamental trees
should be planted soon. The best place
to get them is at Capt. L. D. Dobbs'
nursery Call or phone So.
Mrs. Lulu St. John Page is critically
daughter of Ex-Governor St, John.
want Usage hedge posts in exchange
for home budded and homegrown peach
trees want % posts about 12 feet
long. Phone So. L. d. Dobbs.
S. b. Hamilton, the Welda real estate
man. is in Missouri this week, looking
after home seekers.
John A. Bennett, of Garrett, visited
his brothers. o. j. and A. W. Bennett,
over Sunday.-LeRoy Blade.
Mrs. Young, OF Topeka, visited her
daughter, Mrs. F. c. Bartlett.-Lecomp-
ton Sun.
f Raspberry, blackberry, wineberry
strawberry-all home grown-true to
name-at Capt. 1. D. Dobbs' nursery,