Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-10

Fred Cook was down from Empori
over Sunday.
Miss Grace McMurray is visiting
friends at Ottawa
The county commissioners have beer
in session all week.
Nj. II. Cleveland went to Chanute
tuesday, on visit.
MISS Lilly Armstrong, of lola is visit
ing friends in the city.
Vim keeney has gone to Excelsior
Springs for his health
Sheriff Wycofl took VIM. King to the
penitentiary last Friday.
Mrs {. d. Hunt spent the Fourth
with her sister in Ottawa.
Prof Whitehead and wife went to lola
Saturday, to visit friends
Miss Hazel Stevens, of Lawrence, is
the guest of Miss Mabel Davis.
r. Baily shipped car of hogs to
Kansas City the first of the week.
Mrs. Ern Stevenson leaves for Garth
age, Mo-, Sunday, to visit friend.
Uncle John Crozier was over from
Centerville, Wednesday, on business.
DR.. ]. r. Scott and wife spent the
Fourth with friends at Independence.
Quite number of our own Young peo-
pie celebrated the Fourth at Ottawa.
Roy .Bierlv, was down from Kansas
City over Sunday visiting his parents.
G. W Black, of Neodesha, spent Sun
day with his sister, Mrs. Jennie Stewart.
Mrs Elizabeth Welsh spent the Fourth
at Lane. with her sister, Mrs. Lulu Loeb.
Geo. Lacy spent Sunday at Lawrence,
visiting his sister Mrs. Clarence Foster.
Mrs Frank Nichols and daughters
spent the Fourth with friends at Law.
renee.
Miss Patti Hiatt has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Will Andrews, at Westphalia
this week.
c W. DeWolf left, Tuesday, on a trip
to Kansas City, Lawrence, Topeka and
other points
Mrs. p. H. Cayot and sons, Claude
aud Stanley, celebrated the Fourth at
Westphalia.
A COW belonging to Henry Myres was
run over by the X. n. & ID. train, Mon
day, and killed.
We understand that Phil n Hicks, of
the Cleariield farm, had stroke of par.
alysis last Friday.
Frank Bockoyer was over from Burl-
ington the first of the week looking af-
ter some business.
DR.. Snyder and wife, of Kansas City,
were the guests of Walter Griffin and
wife over Sunday
II. c. Earnest has been re-appointed
city assessor. This u.s. no doubt, salts
factory to the people.
Mrs. w. X. Shaw, who has been visit
ing in Illinois several weeks, returned
home, Wednesday night.
Martin Setter has sold his residence to
A. T. Cook, and he and Mrs. Setter will
move to Pueblo, Colo, soon.
Grandma Winans returned from lola,
Tuesday, accompanied by her grand
daughter and Miss Vie Searies.
Mrs. Henry Brobeck came down from
Kansas City, Wednesday, to visit Mrs.
Ransc Herrington in Rich township.
Bert McKisson died last Saturday
morning, at 10 o'clock, of Bright's dis
ease aged IS years The funeral took
place on Sunday.
Earle Welsh was up from Chanutc,
Sunday, visiting his mother He is now
employed in a drug store at Chanute,
with his brother LYNNE.
Charley Simmons and bride arrived
here lasn Friday, for short visit. They
were given a reception by Mrs. ID. N.
Simmons, Friday evening.
Miss Osa Henson has been over from
Carterville, Mo-, several days, visiting
and Mrs. Amanda Henson.
We learn that Cliffe NJ Brook is in the
newspaper business again-is city editor
of paper AZ Nevada, MO. Cliffc is q
mighty good newspaper man.
Vince Robb came down from Ottawa
Monday, to pay his last respects to hi:
old.time friend, Mrs. Jennie Smith. HI
brought a beautiful floral tribute.
ANYBODY wishing to learn the trade O
s.ction foreman, apply to Hon. N. l.
Bowman or A. c. Farrow Only thos
wishing to learn foremanship need apply
Law Stewart and his sister, Mrs. Arth
mr. VanSlyke who were here visiting rel
atives and old friends, returned to Soutl
McAlister, Oklahoma. the first of TIN
week.
Harry Armstrong, of the lola Frient
Democrat. has been visiting ]. W. Bron
ston and family this week. Mrs. Arm
strong has had charge OF the paper dur
ng his absence.