Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-07-15

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Fred Trigg trans acted business at VI
tawa, Wednesday.
Harley Row and wife returnened iron
the worlds fair, Monday.
Mrs. c. H. Oman went to Lawrence
Yesterday, to visit her husband
]. H. Stewart and wife are down iron
Kansas City, visiting relatives.
Doc Decker and l.. Hartzell left, tues
eday, for St. Louis, to see the big fair
Mrs ]. T. Highev and children left or
their return to Oklahoma City, Wednes
day.
S. E. Roberts, of Olivette. has beer
visiting T. J. Hassey and family this
week.
l. N. Morris says he finds lots of good
corn in various localities throughout the
county.
Oakley Thomas has gone to Arkan-
sas, to look for a Job. He may go on tt
Louisiana.
Mrs. p. Peterson left. Yesterday, fol
Smithheld, H., to visit an aunt who is
very sick
7. O. Osborne has been transacting
business in western Kansas the past
week or two.
c. d. Fullington, of CLAY Center, is
visiting his uncle and aunt, Dr. ]. X
Scott and wife.
Mrs. Ross Ratcliff returned to Argen-
tine, Tuesday. Her home was inundated
bv the late food.
Mrs. Sarah Walker entertained num-
Der of friends at dinner, Wednesday, in
honor of Mrs. ]. p. Crane
Chas. McCrum, jr., is visiting friends
. at Detroit, Mich. He took in the worlds
fair on his way 10 Detroit.
Mrs Will Black returned, Tuesday,
. from Paola, where she had been visiting
, Charley Paxton and wife and baby.
Miss Della Lacy visited her sister, Mrs.
(Clarenee Foster, at Lawrence, several
tdavs, returning home, Tuesday even
ing.
W.. Smith, who lives about three
miles and half south of town, says he
has some splendid corn-some of it better
than last year.
Miss Anna Lindsay, sister of Miss
Mary Ellen Lindsay. is here from Bir-
mingham, Iowa, visiting Mrs. l.. X.
Kirk and sons.
Blum & Morris are improving the APP
pearance of their meat market with
fresh paint. they have one of the neat
est shops in the state.
Misses Mamie and Mary Hunter, ac-
companed by their nephe N, Percy
Smith, left for st. Louis, Monday, to
visit the worlds fair.
ed from Bonesteel, South Dakota, Tues
day. He says he likes the country up
there; that crop prospects are fine.
Mrs Harry DeWolt arrived from San
Francisco, Wednesday, for an extended
visit with her father, Geo. W. Her, and
other reIati res and old time friends.
Chester Herbert, who went to Saline
6 county to work in the harvest field, re-
turned home, Saturday evening. The
floods ruined the wheat in that section.
THE ladies' of the Catholic church will
serve ice cream and cake and other re-
ireshuents in NJ. l. Whites building on
the south side. Tuesday evening, the
10th.
Col Chas McCrum returned from St.
Louis, Sunday. after attending the DEM
oeratic convention and visiting the
worlds fair. He says he. "had the time
ot bis life
Miss Maude Stewart Van Sly Ike is up
from South McAlister, |. T., visiting her
aunt. Mrs. S. Crum her granddaughter,
Mr. Mary Mclaughlin, and other rel
atives
Chas. Brooks, of the Michigan Cash
Store, has sold his dry goods and no.
lions to E Sewell, but will retain the
shoe aud optical goods departments
See their ad in this issue.
Mrs Fred Trigg entertained twenty
eight Rebekals Yesterday afternoon, at
her h o,ne, on Second avenue, west Light
refreshments were served, and the after
noon was spent in social way.
r. Bailey and Rev Moore returned
fran the Rosebud Indian agency last
SATURDAY morning. Mr.. Bailey said
that their train made a stop at Ft.
Lrnyenvorth. and could get no further,
hec.u.e theftrack had been washed out,