Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-06-26
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PERSONAL
POINTERS
Picked Up Here and
There About People
Who Come and Go.

no come ana no. WM Isl
Observation-Disclosures
lorious The baseball season has opened at
Colony.
49,. ~, AL Coppage returned from Wichita
last Friday.
|. N. Stout, of Yates Center, wcsin the
city, last Saturday.
Jay Stewart is down from Kansas
'e" III. City, visiting relatives.
school --
Quincy Mclaughlin went to Kansas
..s, City, Saturday, on business,
ealth is Mrs. Oscar Hicks and children left,
gain Saturday, for their new home in ottawa.
m Bald Leo Oates seturncd from Manhattan,
sited Friday evening, where he has been at
and sis school.
Miss Maggie Myrs entertained a num-
John' Der of friends last Friday afternoon and
day OF evening
about -,
Colony's gas drill is now prodding
down towards China, i'll search OF gas,
" clerk oil, coal or ANYTHING else OF value.
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lately Mrs. Frank Douglass came down from
Kansas City last Friday, visit to
her parents and numerous old friends.
& and
orchard George Hiatt Will deliver the Fourth
6 done ofIuly Grafton at Mont Ida. We pre-.
diet that it will be an excellent speech
Clyde Look out for the passenger trans on
meet the ~, N. u. road heNl SUNDAY II
)il and they don't come, well always th'nk
urday. they q orter.
,,rooo, A. Mountain left for Ottawa, Tuesday.
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Now n w ryro++ co,,e dow, from Z arsos
City, Saturday night, to visit his daugh
ter, Mrs. Quincy McAfee, his sons, WILL
Charley and Lloyd, and other relatives.
Miss Gertrude Molonev, who has been
kening, ....,1,:.,a so,,ao, G. Inso,,, Ma tho
y, 'N- past year. returned home last Sunday
night, to spend the summer vacation
with her parents.
mem
,e Club Mrs. Wick Osborne and children arriv-
There ed here last Saturday, on their way from
vas in Illinois to California. They had been
III and visiting relatives in Illinois. They visit
III had ed J. o. Osborne and family from Satur
day until Monday, when they left for
California.
ecoun-
t Blue Garnett's new street scraper is now III
armer, operation, with Nick Nichols husky voice
crops. in the steerage. They are doing good work
year is with it, scraping the roads smooth up
&c, put to within sixteen feet of the outer edge
ID will of the sidewalk. On the side streets this
will make smooth driveway, thirty
ia. five feet wide.
nc IT, One of the best things said lately was
oe'ore by Missouri editor, In addressing his
no was o..,,. .,,ao,, , h., so;d Fan. hos
mother ,,.,.o, ,,,o, tro,,, tho coroe the nov and
Nio" the carpenters bench. bus she was never
S"' ~ known to reach over picket fence and
snatch q dude out of hammock. Elk.
err tab
N Won While Clyde Green, his wife and little
eating girl were out driving, Sunday, his horse
, vour became frightened and started to run.
ppetite Clyde gave a quick pull on the reins,
ch and which threw the horse over breaking the
l. For shafts and overturning the buggy They
were thrown out and considerably
bruised, but much more serious acct
hanged dent was narrowly averted.
tely OF
e inter Lee O. Champe, proprietor of the Red
er, and Light Cafe, hasinstalled large new res
Hypie' taurant-size gasoline stove. BY the use
Success of gasoline for cooking purposes, the
On has rooms will he much cooler during the
,ntinue hot days. He is now arranging to put
es, and in a large patent disll-washer, which
nd run will wash the dishes and dry them by
steam; great saving of time and labor.
c time ,.,,.. cao.,,o aud ;z,;.
'.'N"' were crossing the fields approaching the
Mass, -. -. po+h,o,,o, -, The
,rlains r.,. ,alo vd;ds
i nave filed the air as they came in sight of
y can church. 1t was Sunday morning. and
u io' the congregation singing melo-
!o"i dous hymn. Lizzie heard it, but George
Tablets "O1 coorno ;sn,+
'" No' that beautiful"
49,, uo He, thinking she referred to the katy
49,. dds, replied: "Yes; and thev.aie doing
49,. all that with their hind legs