Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-10
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], Gail Carey celebrated the Fourth a
Ottawa.
Mrs VIM Mcmillan is visiting relaive.
at Kingman.
Clark Richardson made business triI
to lola, Tuesday.
Carl Neuman visited Oklahoma City
; the first of the week.
AL Coppage is plastering Father Red
ekers residence at Westphalia.
Foster Murdoch and wife spent the
Fourth with friends at Ottawa
George Stein is hohbing around with
cane. Rheumatic" has got him.
Walter Hunt and wife left for Mulhall,
Tuesday, to visit friends a few DAYS.
John Cole has been visiting relatives
and friends in Fl. Scott several DAYS.
Virgil Benson, of Greeley, is building a
fine residence in Lawrence, for DR.. G. W..
Jones,
Misses Inez and Bertha Tyler were
among the visitors to Ottawa on the
Fourth.
Miss Inez DeWolt who has been visit
iting friends at Emporia, returned home,
Tuesday.
Jim Berry came down from Kansas
City, Saturday morning on visit to
home folks.
Daise Cheek and family left for Hotch-
kiss, Colo, Wednesday, and will spend
a month camping.
Miss Emma Everline left for Pueblo,
Colo, Wednesday, to visit her sister
Mrs. Julia Williams.
Deceased was most estimable wom-
an, and had gained many warm friends
during her residence here.
Mrs. J. ]. Houston arrived from Guth-
rie, Oklahoma, Tuesday, to visit relat-
ives and old-time friends.
w. S. Falls, of the National Bank of
Commerce, made business tripto Hum
boldt the first of the week.
You ought to hear Lie Parks tell
about how he blistered his hands pitch
ing hay the first of the week.
The ladies of the PRESBYTERIAN church
will give lawn social at the home of
Mrs. b. Hutchinson next Tuesday eve
ming.
Miss Mary E Lindsay returned, Thurs
day, from visit of several months du-
ration with relatives at different points
in California.
Mrs. c. H. Rice returned from Excel
sior Springs, Tuesday, where she had
been with her husband who is improv-
ing in health.
We learn that Capt. Sol Kaufman
has so far improved in health as to be
able to visit his son. Arthur, and family,
at Kansas City.
Mrs. Clarence Foster was down from
Lawrence the fore part of the week, Wis.
iting her parents, w. K. Lacy and wife,
and her sister and brothers.
Louie Gehr, of Greeley, visited c II.
i.athen and family, at Baldwin, the first
of the week. MI. Lathen and family
will move to New Mexico for his health.
Mrs. 'Vina Butin arrived from New
York city, Tuesday, to attend the funer-
al of her sister Mrs. Jennie Smith. MIS-
Bntin has not visited Garnctt tor num-
Der of years.
Judge Slicer united in marriage, Tues
day. Chas f. Mann, of lola, and Miss
Ada |. Field. On the same day, the
Judge ISSUED marriage license to Jos.
kimble, of Colorago, and Miss Susan
Lechleidcr, of Harris.
| The Christian church building is being
remodcled and modernzed. wing is
being built on the north side, for a Sun
day school class room. and an >ther wing
on the south side for baptistry. When
finished, it will be a well appointed
building.
B. +. Acuh, c. S Coleman, f. Scwell
and CLYDE Green were looking after their
oil and gass business at Cherrvvale, Sat.
urday. Their wives went with them,
and they enjoyed a little private picnic
on the laun at the residence of w. S.
Hannum and wife.
| ]. M. Caldwell, of Jackson township,
paid us visit, Wednesday, and took
couple OF buggy coupons He had just
returned iron: Kansas City, where he
had shipped lot of cattle. He saws it
will take a long time to clear up the
wreckage of the flood.
The Missouri Pacific had quite wreck,
Tuesday, about three miles west of Gar
nett. The engine and several cars were
f derailed and went into the ditch, the
cars being badly broken. Only one per-
, son, breakman, was hurt. One arm
and several ribs were broken, and he is
laid up for repairs.
W. W. Weber, of Lone Elm township,
was in the CITY. Monday. and paid us
visit and got buggy coupon. He
brought his brother in law, T ]. Durham,
of Clark county, Iowa, who arrived here
on Thursday of last week, with his wife.
: for visit. Mrs. Durham is sister OF
Mrs Webber. They had not seen each
other for twenty years. Mrs. Durham
will remain several weeks.