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

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Zoe flashing has been on the sick list
the past week.
Fletcher Wycoif returned from Mis-
souri, last fridav.
Charley Lewis was over from Yates
Center, Wednesday.
Mrs Will Andrews was in from West
plala over Sunday.
Mrs. Sadie Stiles returned from Kan
, sas City, Monday evening.
o. +. Gregory spent Sunday with his
e daughter Lizzie at Nevada, Mo.
Special discounts on all |. c. S. cources
7 during this week at Lane < drug store
Mrs. Mary Stevenson, of Emporia, is
l. visiting her daughter, Mrs. Chris Win
d tiers.
Mrs. c. II. Johnson, of lie Roy. visited
l. her sister, Mrs. Chris Winters, last Sun
l. dav.
Rev. Pullman changed cars here, Tues
: day. He was on his way from FIT. Scott
i to Baldwin.
At. Holcomb and wife and son Thane,
= who have been visiting at Joplin, re-
turned home, Tuesday
Misses Ella Kennedy and Stella Young
t come from Osawatomie, tonight. to
visit till Sunday afternoon
. Mrs. Ella Barrett. who has been visit
: ing Ohio several weeks. returned home
the latter part of last week.
t NJ, Grace. prominent real-estate man
of Des Moincs, Iowa. arrived here, Mon
day, on a visit to K. o. Johnson
The county commissioners were unable
to finish their business last week, so they
; met again this week to finish the work.
$ Young man. young woman! take one
: of the 1872 courses of study offered by
, cnalCorresp"ndcnce Schools
Don't forget that George Stiles is at
n the Red Light again, getting up food for
the hungry. Everybody knows George,
: and everyone knows that his cooking
1 can't be beaten
4, |. B. Higdon, pharmacist at Briggs
y drug store, moved his family down from
y Richmond the first of the week. and they
V occupy the old Ross property, owned by
. Toe Carey, on Third avenue, west.
The International Correspondence
Schools of Scranton Pa, have three rep
y resentatives at Lanes drug store this
:. week, to explain fully the courses Of
study, etc Don't fail to see them.
r AWalkcr, the north-side shoe man, re-
/, ceived a telegram, Monday night. that
r his son WILL of Kansas City, had been
g accidentally shot MIR. Walker and his
daughter, Minnie, left, Tuesday morn
ing, for that place
r All diseases start in the Bowels. keepl
t them open or You will be sick. CAST
= | CARETS act like nature. Keep liver'
J. and bowels active without sickening,
gripping feeling. Six million people take
and recommend CASCARETS.
G Mrs. NJ. Giles of Olvmpha, Washing,
: ton, paid us a visit. Yesterday She is
e visiting her sister, Mrs. S. ID. Young, at
e / Harris. She and Mrs. Young expect tc
l., leave for Lincoln, Neb next week. From
there, Mrs. Giles will return to Olympia.
and Mrs. Young will go to California, tn
}, visit brother.
!. Walter Hunt and wife drove to Alice J.
|, ville Sunday to look at the wreck made
: by the storm. Walter saws it was ter
rible sight-nearly everything gone; that
which was once n pretty little villaRc
!, now almost a barren waste. One firr
o has built little 'np and-down" shanty,
d and is using it for a store ROOM
!. Mrs Howard Brooke her son Ralph
and her daughters, Stella and Arall, left,
Saturday morning.. Tor kewanna, Ind,
e where Mr.. Brooke is now located. BY
n their removal, Garrett loses n most ex-
S celent family, and Kewanna is to be
S congratulated We wish them prosper
o ity and all sorts OF good things.
When Mrs. II. N. Hopkins went out to
her farm, last Friday, to see what dam
n age had been done by lightning, she
D found that nearly all OF one end OF the
c house had been knocked out, and that
t the plastering had been torn off two or
:, three rooms and other damage done.
II Strange to say, nobody was injured.
Mr.. Bonine, who lives on the farm, saw
the bolt come down the chimney and
dart across the room and strike the cor
= ner. His bed was in the corner near the
). stove-pipe hole. Mrs. Will Cook slept in
the bedroom above, ana the bolt did a
K good deal of damage in that ROOM She