Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-12-04
w W. Pratt is again on the sick list

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;ck list Here's a crumb OF comfort tor Doc
Decker, Frank Herbert and Will Knight
SICK hst A New York exchange contains the fol
lowing: One thing | am aware OF, name
I'm Law ilv, that furniture manufacturers never
put marble top on cheap table; hence
YOUR baldheaded man woman is sci
list pulpit dom an inferior creature. do not recall
among nv acquaintance of the road G
single badheaded tramp. Nor do
- know baldheaded monkey.
Jesse Wright, of Lincoln township
. ''' W. who has been sick since last August, re
turned to Topeka, Tuesday, to resume
sas CITY, his old Job on the street railway. His
sister Eva accompanied him. Jesse hat
hard tussle with typhoid fever. ane
Kansas narrowly escaped the summons To &c
lover the river.
Mo'"'' During the past year, the DeWolf fur
nture factory has turned out over fifty
s;,ess in two bank counters (norc than one a
week., besides office fixtures for various
offices OF the Wes-Fargo Express Com
uilt into pany and lot Of church furniture
Gofuett made furniture can't he heat in
:. Equality.
elk ! O. o. Lowman, of the Selma neighbor
hood, informs us that his parents, who
ute sick went to California last Junc, to remain
I'm. a year or more. are already anxious tc
e at the e'"'' ~ >'',ss' ""n ~ ~. 80
of "batching.
m Paola -. c...n,.;o,
avis. 'o> =, -, ~.
went to and Exchange Saturday afternoon, Dec
Sunday. 9Th, in the lecture room OF the Congre
gational church. Buy the material fol
pa'e"'' your Sunday dinner of them.
Monday. -
Mound CITY is liable to have boom
tai office e.. ..-...,. ,rood ,,,o,v of one a+ q
N''"SaS depth of GAO feet. Mound City is a
good deal like lola used to be-every
to Kan day like Sunday-but she may wake UP
II a few now. and "do things
Subscribe for the Ladies Home Iourn
b in lola, al and the Saturday Evening Post al
ook in a the Ladies' Home Journal booth. at the
Congregational Fair and Exchange. II
4 to Oso. won't cost you any more and will hell
nc here the ladies.
Clarence Casida and Maud Lithner, o
,r-;s ote Harris, were united in marriage by Rev
rye Hun Church' at the M H. parsonage MO"
day, at noon. The bridegroom's father
mother and brother accompanied them.
la. Mon --
after his Mrs Martin Woods. who came dow
from Kansas City to spend Thanksgiv
=. u,4 ing with her parents, D. D. Judy ant
wife, returned home, Sunday. Marti
was also down on Thanksgiving day.
es at the Mr. N'hg' VI io'o"'o' wn'se WIG Ia
al satur. been in an infirmary at Quenemo 70
some time, was in the city, Wednesday
on his way to Quenemo, after the bod
Mound, of his wife, who died. Tuesday.
or one of
Go to F. A. Herbeit's for holiday pres
ents. Gold watches. chains, set ring.
IL Illinois gold and silver head umbrellas, cu
sit of sew glass Royal Bonn vases gold spectacle
and courthouse spoons.
ny, came Mrs Floy Wood Baldwin Formerly
ella Ken this city, and her sister, Mrs S. Cole,
of independence, Mo, paid us Wis
last Friday. They were visiting Mr.
n eh"rch Nen and other friends.
nd supper
w. F. Perry, OF Lincoln TOWNSHIP
paid us a visit. Monday He and MIR
from hoi- Perry left the afternoon train. Il
at home. southern California. where they expe
~. I to spend the winter
ne down Mrs Chas. Judy and children came
nksgiving from the Territory last week. to tai
ldav. Thanksgiving dinner with d. D JUG
and family. They left. Thursday, q
rom Jas. their return home
a the cor
street. MIS- harry ochei' anu ch'lureh we
un from Gas City over Sunday, visit
tawn, was her sister, Mrs Ed Eaton. Harry car
art of last up the first of the week, and accompa
turday. led them home
:. Mrs. ]. F. Brandon and Mrs. G,
;s;.;n h;s Early came over from Paola last SAT-
NOD home day, to visit their parents. ] N. Gil
and wife, and their brothers, Char
and Adj
:" a Misses Ella Kennedy and Stella You
s came over from Oslwotomie to {
Thanksgiving dinner with home fol
=, r.tur Ing on .)unday.