Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-06-24

sIllslllsllsll ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS jill
Lew Riley went to Blue Mound, Mon
day, to do some work
| Fred Ball and wife for Muscogce, |, T.,
Wednesday, on business trip
! Oakley Thomas was down rom OF
ia wa, Sunday, visiting his mother
| John Crocker, who has been working
at Chanutr, returned home last Friday.
Tom TYLER was sentenced to eighteen
years in the penitentiary by Judge
Smart.
Rev. Arthur Metcalf was up rom Ia
dependence, Tuesday night and part OF
Wednesday
Mrs. Conway Marshall has been Wis
iting her son Gharley-and wife at Kan
sas City, this week.
Mrs. Milton Davis, OF Manhattan,
has been visiting Mrs. ". K. Smith, Of
the Plaindealer, this week. :
DR.. Cunningham and sister, Belle, and
Mrs Ada Davis left for St. Louis, sun
day, to visit the worlds fair.
Miss Hattie Osborne went to Hum
boldt. Wednesday, as delegate to the
Epworth League convention.
Frank Bruins was here from Wichita
l,a xx,aal. x,ctt,nn hi n her
who has been sick for several weeks, but
who is improving.
Mrs. ". S. Hesp, OF Welda. who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. May
Alexander, at Los Angeles, Calf, re-
turned home, Wednesday
Mrs. Sarah Compton, Of Cotfcyville,
w no has been visiting John n. MOTIFS
and fanny several days, lett for Iowa,
TUESDAY, for an extended visit.
Mrs. !. p. Crane. came down from
Leayenworth the latter part OF last
week, to visit Mrs. Sarah Walker and
other old friends. She will remain sever
al weeks.
Sixteen Garnctters left for St. Louis,
Monday, to visit the worlds fair.
Among them were {. :. Coleman and
family, Chas ID Hunt and family, George
Hunlev, Grace and Luke Pattie.
Mai. Henry Orwig and wife and child
rem arrived, Wednesday, from the Philip
pines, where he went with the Tween
Iieth Kansas during the Spanish-Ameri-
can war They will visit here for some
time.
w. Ii. Wiedenbakcr and VIE, Frank
Stevens and wife, Charley Thornton and
- Anderson lett for the wheat fields
the latter part of last week. They went
overland, taking tents, bedding, cook
ing utensils, etc, prepared to camp out.
Mrs Shehan's COW was run oyer by
a Santa Fe freight engine, yesterday,
and one hip was badly broken. The
COW had to be killed. Mrs. Shehan is a
widow, and has three little grandchild-
rem to support, and the loss of the COW
is a serious blow to her,
|. |. Phillips and two little sons were
up from Lincoln township yesterday,
and paid us a visit They expect to
90 to Saina in a few days, to visit
MIR. Phillips sister Mr.. Phillips informs
us thai parties have leased a good deal
of land in his neighborhood, and it is
expected that they will begin pros.
pecting soon. He says there are good
! indications of oil on his farm.
Yesterday, Mrs. Judge Hamilton,
while hurriedly crossing the street from
Judge Harder's residence to the west
side school-house grounds, tripped and
fell, her head striking on the stone cross
sing A small artery over one eye was
cut, and she lost good deal of blood.
There were also other cuts about the
head and face, and one hand was cut
Dr. Hood was called, and he admins
tered the proper remedies. Mrs. Ham
| ilton is getting along nicely.
lanes Shrader notice of whose sick
ness appeared in these columns last
week, died, Monday afternoon, at the
home of l.. b. Smith, who was nursing
him. Deceased was filty-six years OF
age. He came to Anderson county thir-
tv years ago, settling in Rich township,
where he engaged in farming and stock
raising. He was well and favorably
known. The body was taken to Selma
by a committee. OF Odd Fellows from
Kincaid. The funeral services took
place at Selma, and the remains were
taken to kincaid for burial.
Geo. F. Northway was brought to
) Garrett, Tuesday morning. by c. f.
IIowarter, of Lone Elm, accompanied BY
| Mrs. Northwav, intending to take him
5 before Judge Slicer for inqucrv as to his
| sanity. When they reached the city linn
' lite, Nortbway decided not to come any
t further and Sheriff Wycoff and, Under