Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-02-05
LoNGEELLOW SCHOOL

west side school last Friday in an ap-
propriate manner. The programs ar.
ranged bv the teachers IN their different
rooms were all very entertaining, the
Rotations, music ETC., being for the
most part instructive and appropriate
to the occasion.
The program of the first, second and
third grades, conducted by Misses Maize
Lindsay and Floy Caldwell, deserves
special mention. These three grades
united in rendering "Mother Natures
Festival" which was decided success,
each pupil rendering his or her part IN a
I way to reflect credit on both teacher and
pupil.
1t was dav long to be remembered
bv the pupils of Long fellow school.
MRS. DoBBs, Reporter.
EAST SIDE-GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT..
The following very interesting pro.
gram was given by the Grammar grade
to commemorate Kansas Day. We num-
bered among our visitors Superintendent
Mcclellan. This program was given un-
der the able management of the teacher.
Miss Duff:
Song, Kansas Land...............by School
Why We Celebrate Kansas Day
................................" Hobart Parks
Reading. Early Days in Kansas
500. ......................--. Mabel Roe
Recitation, When NV Ship Comes
In..... ...........................I Ida McKissOn
Recitation, How Competition
WOrkS."............... Archer
pan sysnsr Esrct Nn1o,>I uD,,ca
Kansas.."............. Stewart
Song, Hail the Day.,.........."..bv School
Recitation. The Drawbridge. Lou Wilson
Reading Kansas Authors. Pearl Knight
Recitation, "IrOnquill," Eugene
Ware .......................-....D Cain
Paper, John Brown in Kansas,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Hobart Parks
Anecdote on John Brown. Lille Winter
Song. Don't Take Ny Little Home
..............Lucy Kramer and Iva Decker
Recitation, God-forsaken Kansas
.............""..."......... Hubert Ste mp
Reading from a Kansas Author,
Ed Blair ...................Wa Walter Brown
Recitation. When it Gets Dry in
Kansas.................... Albert COppage
Reading, Windmill at Lawrence
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Blum
Guitar solo.......................Rh Oda Moore
Recitation, The Kansas Man.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ray Weidenbaker
JayhaNker ng................"..Dy ScnoOl
The First School House in Kansas
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. HaZel Die WaTt
HOBART PARKS. Reporter.
Hiram Andrews informs VS. that A. A
Atw God, who committed suicide at his
home near Powhattan. Brown county,
mention of which was made in this paper
two weeks ago, was ont relative OF
Mrs. Andrews, as stated, but was his
own (Mr. Andrews brother in-law, hav
ing married his sister MIR Andrews
says Mr. Atwood had had some symp-
toms of bright's disease. and It had af
fected his mind-that he had hau two or
three "oif spells"-and it is thought that
he was affected by this trouble again
which caused him to take his life.
Jim Hutchinson has returned to Wau.
kegan, Ill. His friends filed him up with
good things to eat before he left. so he
won't get hungry soon. The FIRST OF the
week, the members of the family met at
Joe b. Hutci,ison's, where Jim was treat
ed To fine feast. On Tuesday evening,
they all met again at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Kate Hutchinson. where an
other feast was spread. Wednesday
evening, all met again at Ern Steyenson's,
and here another dinner was enjoyed.
Wen bet Jim will not soon forget this
visit to Garnett.
l.. II. Tjaden and Geo. b. Teltord
drove over to Goodrich last Friday. to
assist in the !. s. Goodrich Galloway
sale The sale showed stray growth