Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-10-16

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Senator Crum made business trip to
lola, Tuesday.
Roy Judy returned to Needles Cali
fornia, this week.
Philip Nicholson and wife returned to
Topeka. Tuesday.
A son was born to DR.. Benton and
wife, Wednesday.
Scott Elliott visited Emporia the first
of the week, on business.
Mrs. l. {. Wise returned from Ohio
Wednesday, after a months visit.
Rev. Riley attended the Baptist state
convention at Emporia this week.
A son was born to Sam barrett and
wife, Monday; DR.. Schoonover attend
ing.
Mrs. Clarence Hale is up from Okla
homa, visiting Miss Elsie Johnson and
other friends.
Mrs. John Grummcl will spend Sun
day, with her sister, Mrs. Eva Mcl-ain
at OsawatOmie
We learn that Col. Chas McCrum has
been allowed liberal pension, with
$1,000 back pay.
Mrs. Kate Her Mathews and niece,
Miss Bessie Davis are down from Kan
as City, on visit.
Moore Johnson and Carl Neuman at
tended the |. o. o. F. convention at
Wichita this week.
The c. E. society of the Congregations
al church will give Hallowe'en masqrer-
ade at the Auditorium.
l. d. Hedges and wife spent part OF
last week with Mrs. Jas Corley Mrs.
Mamie Blake, formerly, at Westphalia
Mrs. Quincy McAfee and Miss Veda
WYATT Will go to Kansas City, to-mor-
row, to spend week with their parents,
w. o. Wyatt and wife.
K. b. Carrier has purchased Yankees
meat market, west OF the Bank Oh lonh-
merce, and continues to run the shop on
the north side by proxy.
Lightning struck the Presbyterian
parsonage Tuesday evening, doing con
siderable damage Rev. Conner and fam
ily were away from home at the time, and
escaped.
L..W. Pilkington has been appointed
land agent for the Missouri Pacific road,
and is now making trip over the road,
visiting the principal cities between st.
Louis and the gulf
Toe Brooks, wife and son and daugh-
tiers, who went from Greeley to Spokane
Washington. several months ago, re-
turned, Wednesday, They think Ander'
son county is plenty good enough.
VIM Schoonoycr has received a letter
from his daughter Mrs. Norma Brown,
who wrote the letter directly after her
arrival at Manila She states that she
and the baby and Mrs. Wells arein good
health
One of the finest bank counters ever
manufactured has just been turned out
at DeWolfs factory, and was shipped to-
,day. for Petaluna, California, by express.
The counters and all the fixtures are Ger
tainly beautious.
RI. Rowland, of Ottawa, was in the
CITY. Wednesday, looking after his inter,
ests He owns the building i'll which the
AcIrAToR is situated, and did own the
one in which Penny's store is situated
but he sold it few days ago,
CLYDE Harding, of Rich township
and Miss Lena Mcclellan, of Lincoln
township, were married by KY fauik'
at the Methodist parsonage at kincaid
Oct. 7th. The AGITAToR oilers congrat'
ulations to this worthy young couple.
Mrs. Nancy Gibson, of Andrew. Iowa,
arrived here, Wednesday, on a visit to
her brother, Judge T. M. Hamilton, ana
wife. Her coming was complete sur
prise to the Judge and to Mrs. Hamilton
They had not met for a number OF years.
Mr. Simons now has charge of the
cnuntv treasurer's office, having given
bond and been sworn IN. ii he makes
nc efficient and painstaking an officer as
Will Shields, the people will have no
kick coming. The AGIrAToR wishes MN
well.
R. M. Slonaker and wife and John
Slonaker and family left for Colorado
this week. We regret to have them leave
ne hut we are pleased to know that
thew still consider Garnett their home
and expect to return here some time IN
the future.
Last Friday, the High School was ex
cused a half hour early, that all the stu
dents might attend the ball game be
tween the Freshman and the juniors
and Seniors. The game was an exciting
one, and, Judging from the different cries
considerable class spirit was exhibited
The Junior class cry was as follows
zone quip, two quip, three quiz,
Guam: | don't give, don't give arazze
dazzle, bitf, BAN, bin! Juniors Seniors
they will Yin!" The game ended wit
the score twenty'to three IN favor Oh IN
Juniors and Seniors.