Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-06-17

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Mrs. Moore Johnson is reported very
sick.
NJ. Metzger is out again, but is rather
peaked yet.
|. o. Osborn transacted business in
Ottawa, Wednesday.
Grandma Groll has been visit her son
| Ed near Bush City. this week.
O.E Parks went to Cherryvale the
first of the week on business.
II. w. Young. of independence Times,
was sn the city, Monday, on business.
Mrs. S. c. Bybec went to Webb City,
MO-. on Thursday OF last week, to visit
relatives.
Rev. Oyer has been enjoying a visit
from a brother who lives in Topeka,
this week.
Miss Adah Deering left this morning
for Garnctt, to be the guest OF her sister.
Lawrence World.
Miss 10 Herman came over from
Osawatamic Saturday, and spent Sun
day with her parents
George Hutchinson returned from Wan.
E,,Inu He biS |
brother Jim improving.
Ernest McMurry cume down from |
Kansas City on the excursion, Sunday, |
and spent the day at home.
Miss Bessie Rogers, who has been
teaching at Nowata, Indian Territory, |
returned home, Wednesday.
Howard HERMAN has quit the asylum
at Osawatomie and gone to work tor
the Standard Oil Company.
Mrs !. c. Lindsay and daughter Maize
have gone to Garden City to visit Mrs. |
Kate Gould during The summer.
las. Shrader, of Selma neighborhood,
is in the CITY, very sick, at the home of
l.. b. Smith, who is nursing him.
Rev. Father Highberger pastor of the
Catholic church of this city, held mass in |
the church at Baldwin last Sunday.
W. l. Lane and wife went to Paola,
Tuesday, on a visit, going from there
to st Louis, to see the worlds fair.
Geo. Early and wife came over from
Parker last Saturday. to visit Mrs.
Earlv's parents, J. n Cline and wife.
Peter Plaine, who has been taking
medical treatment ut Aurora, ILL.,, re-
turned home on Thursday OF last week,
Mrs G. w. Rockwell returned to Kan |
sas City, yetcrday, after an extended |
visit with her parents, Chas. Graham
and wife.
Chidrcn's day services were held in the |
Methodist, Baptist and Christian church |
es last Sunday The services were large
l. attended.
Frank Brooke has gone to Chetopa,
where he has a good job. Frank is pop
ular in Garnett. and will be missed by
our young folks.
The X, n 6, d. road is in hard luck
\ long stretch OF track was wa shed ont
by the rain, near Bush City, delaying
traffic for while.
The DR.. Ca,on case was tried i'll the
district court, Yesterday. The jury was
o IT five or six hours, and brought in
verdict of Not guilty"
The lif ieth anniversary of the Congrc.
gational church at Lawrence was celc
brated, Tuesday. Rev. +. +. Hyde
went up to take part in the celebration.
Will Hughes and wife and their niece,
Miss Bessie Laws, left for the worlds
fair at st Louis, Thursday They will
also VII relatives in Michigan and Ken
lucky,
Mrs. =. II Cavot and son Claude, of
this city. and Mrs Frank Fixmer and
Miss Grace Isenbcrger, of We tphalia,
eft Tor st Louis, Wednesday, to attend
the worlds fair
MissErmine Osborne. of Medicine Lodge,
visited her uncle and aunt. J. o. Osborne
and wife, and her cou in Hattie the lat
ter part of last week. She has been at
tending college at Emporia.
Mrs. John Ecord. who came over from
Osawatomie last week, to visit her
mother, Mrs. Eliza Siglea. and other rel
atives, went to Chanutc Friday, to visit
a son who is at work there.
| W. G. Cress was in from Central City
Monday. He said Nessrs. Chitwood
and Weaver and ther families spent
Sunday with him and Mrs. Cress, and
he ladies furnished the company with
ONE excellent music.
CYLINDER RECORDS for
talking machines, $500 per dozen at
at Murdock's.