Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-03

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@ Z Am eNkS Who Come
Observation-Disclosures
Lie Sewell has been on the sick list -.
'"'' Tue
Wesley Kirkpatrick was in from West
phalia, Saturday. :"
tina
-. Mrs. Don Boman entertained the y OF
N F. Club, Monday evening. the
Mrs. John Tush came over from Osa' n
watomie Tuesday, on visit. sep
- sist
Iyor Thomas made business trip to her
lola the first part of the week.
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ting suicide. Smoke cigarettes. to
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las. Black shipped cattle to Kansas
City the latter part of last week
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&c. Scarf and wife went to Burlihg Sec
tor. Yesterday. to spend the Fourth. tw
The Rebekahs were entertained by v
Mrs. T. G. Hiatt at her home, yesterday. ~. .t,
Miss Lena CLANCY, OF Centerville. Wis Se'
tied Mrs Ella Barrett the first OF the i,
week. RI,
Ellsworth Trigg and wife left for An ent
thony, yesterday, to visit relatives lew the
DAYS. toi
Mrs Sproul, formerly Miss kildoo, OF \
ftflu
the city. eve
Reed TYLER, of Liberty, township, Linn me,
county, was in the city. Tuesday, on
business. T
Charley Waugh and Luke Bell shipped W~'
three cars of cattle to Kansas City, MOI y y"
day night and
Raw Hubbard left for Texarkana. Tex, :,
Sunday, to help his brother Fred on ~
the farm. H.
Mrs. Wilmington was up from Nm Dec
cad the first of the week, visiting her and
son Charley.
Mrs. Mark Andrews left tor Chicago cup
to-day, to join her husband WHO Is Gil" chu
ployed there. ing.
Miss Esmah Woodcock lest for Pueblo, VI
Colo. Yesterday, to visit her sister, Mrs. T,
w alter Davis. Sto
Mrs. Wesley Huff left for Upton, Iowa, viig'
Tuesday morning, to visit her daughter vh
Mrs. Cora Alprlch 'ae'
Mrs. I. F. Brandon was over from r
Paola this week. visiting her parents, tiers
l.. N. Cline and wife. day
Hal
Mrs. Nick Pontious entertained the la rett
dies of the United Brethren Aid Society,
Yesterday afternoon.
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r. 8. Ayres and wife and Bob junior day
went to b. nedict, to-day, to spend the tor
Fourth with relatives. she
John Cable of Nowata, Indian Ter p
ritory, arrived here, Tuesday, on visit Oh,
TO his sister. Mrs. c. Walker. ot I
Eugene ZONES was down from Kan net
Sas Nlty oVSt 1u""ay' ,S $50 r. in q
ents, DR.. ] b. Jones and WIFE,
Moore Johnson went to Topeka, Mon got
day. to look after those of the |. o. 0. f. urd
who suffered from the late flood. fan
TIE,
Miss Lizzie Gregory returned IRON dol
Nevada, Mo-, last Friday, and will prob !,
ably remain at home for some time. j.
Payne & King are making extensive inn w
provements in their billiard hall. They u i's
are putting in first class bowling alley. ,llo
We failed to notice the fact last week, ,
that Miss Florence Shields now occupies ~
position in the Garrett State Savings wo
Bank. I I'a,
DIR. Geo. Tallman, of Iowa, was the ma
guest of Mrs. Ella JARRETT and Prot. an
Whitehead and wife the fore part OF the
week. ~
The Anderson County Normal is in Sa
session again--convened last Monday wi
and the pretty ''schoolmarm' is IN EVIL pa
dence. he
Misses Nellie and Celia Cnampe came
no from Greeley, Wednesday, to visit re,
their grandmother, their aunts and to-
cousins. tic
Mrs Fred Blum lett tor Ohio last Sun re-,
day. having received a dispatch that her ma
mother was very sick, and not expected
to live.
Mrs. l.. d. Kirk and children returned, co
Saturday, after visit of two or three sci
weeks with friends at Kansas City, Law bn
renee and Topeka. di'
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w. X. Smith, of Lawrence, was in the
% CITY last Friday, on his way to West
phaa. While here, he paid his respects ne
to the AGITAToR. DC
No man or woman IN the state will fri
hesitate to speak well of Chamberlain's as
Stomach and Liver Tablets after once 81
trying them. They always produce u
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