Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-08-14
Lone Elm Items

a day or two last week.
l. N. Row and wife visited relatives in
Colony the first of the week.
Rev. Covert, Of LeRoy, preached in
the NJ. Z. church at 1 q. M, Sunday.
E. Scranton and John Kulp and fani-
lily visited at Lutte Scranton's, Sunday.
MIS-. W. L. Hastings has been quite
sick the past week, but is better at this
writing.
Mrs. Matte Morse and children are
down from Johnson county, visiting
home folks.
Miss Minnie Dews is visiting Miss Mag
gle Kelsey. They visited in the country
last Friday.
c. H. Nichols returned from a months
Evisit with relatives in Johnson county,
last Saturday.
Miss Burford, of La Harpe vicinity.
visited her friend Miss Cora Lytle a few
days the past week.
10. Hastings and family and Inze Pts
tole visited W. L. Hastings and family
the first OF the week.
Mesdames Kate Cornell and Bertha
Williams and little daughters drove to
Blue Mound, Tuesday.
c. H. Nichols made business trip to
Welda, Monday, purchasing car OF hay
for shipment to Wilder.
r. Veitje, wife and son Henry, of Prairie
View. were in town last Saturday, pat
ronizing our merchants.
Miss Florence Robinson, of Ottawa.
is spending week or two with her
cousin Miss Ethel Lord.
MRS. W. E. Johnston and daughter,
Mrs. Henry Wells. visited the formers
father one day last week.
Ern Kineaid started, Tuesday, to Sac
ramento, Cal He hopes the climate
there will benefit his health.
AL Babcock came in from Oklahoma,
Saturday, for vacation with home
folks. He was in Lone Elm Monday.
Geo. Woodruff recently purchased a
pair of Red Duroc hogs from the Lin
wood Farm, Iowa, recently, paving $40
for them.
Messers l. N. Roe and J. D. Hester
shipped three cars OF cattle to Kan
sas City. Tuesday--Roe one ear and
Hester two
The lawn social last Saturday evening
under the management of the Rebekah \
ladies was well patronized, the receipts |
being over $21.
Geo. Woodruff and wife and Henry (
Woodruff and family are spending a
week or two with relatives in Miami
and Coffey counties.
Robt Sanders and wife went to Col
ony, Sunday, to meet their niece, Miss
Marie Hunter, who came up from Cha.
mute to visit them and other relatives.
Mrs E. Routzong went to Kincaid,
Monday, to start back to Shawnee, |. T.,
where she has a position as cook. She
has been visiting her folks the past
week.
MRS. H. A. Hester's sister, Mrs. Smith,
and family, of Otta va, visited them the
past week. Charles Sloan and wife of
Franklin county, came last SATURDAY.,
and are visiting them and other relatives
this week.
Thos. Church visited his daughter,
Mrs las Hunter. and family, in lola, a
day or two last week, and went to Gar
nett, Sunday event x. to visit his son,
Rev. II A. Church. ,nd family, returning
ON Monday:
I. F. Kelsey and f,milv were called to
Harris last week by the sickness and
death of their little granddaughter, the
Iitth child of Harry Mckee and wife.
MRS. Mckee and lit lie daughter accom-
panied her father home last Saturday
tor visit.
Little Max Caldwell went to kincaid,
Sunday, to go to Battle Creek, Mich
with his aunt, Mrs Wren. Max and his
sister Trella, who has been staying with
her aunt, Mrs. Clyde Miller, are going to
their father, c. A. Caldwell, at Battle
Creek.
We inadvertently omitted, last week
to speak of the letter of congratulatien
and best wishes from Hon. NJ. Alexan- |
der and wife to MI and MIS- 0. c. Nokss,
on their fiftieth wedding anniversary.
As they could not be present, much to
the regret of their friends, as well as
Mr. and Mrs. Nokes, their letter was
much appreciated. The letter was read
to the friends present.