Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-04-08

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Two or three good pastures
to rent.
SewelI Land Co., Garrett, Kas.
L.. Kirk was in Greeley. last Friday,
on business.
Joe Corley was up from Greeley, We'd
nrsdav, on business.
Miss Ada Vincent returned tn her home
at Ottawa, Monday.
The counny commissioners were IN
session three DAYS this week.
Robert keeney is over from Osawato-
mie. visiting his parents Tor lew DAYS
Pears, plums, apricots, cherries. ounces
etc. good and cheap, at Dobbs' nursery
Jesse Cole was down to Nevada, Mo-,
the first of the week. transacting busi-
ness.
Quincy McAfee and Joe Stevenson
made a business trip to Kansas CITY,
Monday.
Capt l.. d. Dobhs filled an order Tor
900 nice apple trees from Douglas
county last Monday.
Earle Schocnover left. Wednesday, tor
Humboldt, where he will learn the paint
er's trade with his brother.
Mrs. Tony flashing and baby returned
to Kansas City last Saturday, alter an
extended visit with Tony'sparents, j. W.
flashing and wife.
Jesse Hampshire came down from
Campbell University, Holton, last FRI
day, tn visit his parents and brothers
and sisters few days.
A, Fink was up from Greeley, Wednes'
dav, interviewing the county commis
sioners ~ relation to the opening OF
road to run north from Greeley.
Mrs. Ada Bowman was called home
from Neodesha, Saturday, to nurse Mr..
and Mrs. Don Bolmans baby. who was
very sick. The little one is now getting
along nicely.
Miss Belle Hollingshead came down
from Topeka last Friday. ana visit1 her
parents until Saturday noon, when she
went to Chauute. to visite her sister,
Mrs. F. NJ. Cunningham.
While Judge Hardsr's brother, II. H.,
was here visiting him, from Wilberton,
T.. this week, he received the news
that he had been elected mayor OF that
town, This was truly case OF the Of
nee hunting the man.
Seventeen varieties of choice grapes al
Dobbs' nursery; also, goosebeiries, cur
rants, raspberries, blackberries. straw
berries, rheubarb and all sorts OF Hover
ing shrubs at Dobbs' nursery, tor about
nne-fifth of agents prices.
Cut prices on apple and peach trees at
DDbbs' nursery. Nice wo.year-old peach
al s cents each. and apples at b to =
cents each, in lots OF % or more.
Ground must be cleared OH tor planting
stock for next years trade.
A number OF our young folks visited
Lane last Sunday. They were: Bert
Johnson and Nellie McMurray, Charley
Lacy and Altha Lawellin, Gene Shrake
and Lou French, Charley McCrum and
Ada Vincent, John Wait and Nellie La
welln. Fhe party was chaperoned nv
I'd Hayerfield and wife.
We met Harley Stein on the str ct. yes
tcrday. with his hand in a sling. In an
swer to our Interrogation as to the
the cause, he said: oh. the same old
thing" which means, of course, that ne
tiled to mix it with the buzz'saw in NC
Aces furniture factory, as several others
have done before, with the same disas-
trous results DIR. Kirkpatrick dressed
the wound. No fiugers were lost. but
one will probably remain stitf.
lanes Frank Mullens. of Harris. and
Miss Jennie Holiingshead. of Garnett
will be united in marriage this evening
iFriday), at the home of The brides par
rnts, John W. Hollingshead and wife
Rev. Church viii! perform the ceremony
1t will be very quiet wedding-onlJ
members and relatives of the families
will be in attendance. The AGITAToI
offers congratulations and best wishe
To this very worthy Young couple
When the weather gets to thawin
ont and the grass begins to sprout
when you just don't feel like workir
'rause you feel all tuckered out; not 'cauS
xuu'ye worked so hard its made you tiret
ar cause you're sick, but you've JUS go
sp.ing fever, and YOU just won't work
l;rR. when the red-pird an the blue-ja
in the top limbs of the trees, seem VIII
ran holler loudest, an there amt bit {
brecze: when the crocuses and tulips al
a .bloomin' in the beds, and the garde
stuft's Just pokin' through the groun1
their tttle heads; then you love to
with nature, awav from work an car
an, your chuck-full of spring fever--yc
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