Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-14

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torches and laural wrcaths, and it is a
beautiful piece of work. The rough
wall in the stairway and entry have
been painted, which greatly improves
that part OF the building The dressing
rooms have also been painted and clean
ed up Indeed, the job reflects credit
upon Mr.. Beck, and the opera house is
now a source of pride to the people OF
Garnet.
Sheriff Wvcotf has more business
than cranbe nv merchant Tie went to
Wabaunsee county this week. to s,rve
some papers So busy has he been with
his office duties that he has been unable
to look after his campaign But the
campaign is looking after itself all right
and Sheriff Wycoff will surely serve two
wears more.
Andy Farris and wife celebrated their
Tin wedding. Monday evenlng. large
lumber of friends spent the evening
with them, bringing numerous use
full gifts of tinware. Refreshments
OF cc-cream and cake were served bv
Mrs Farris. The cream was served in
tin cups on tin plates and eaten with
tin spoons
Miss Patti Hiatt entertained the Jun
Tor class Of the High school last Friday
evening. Light refreshments were served
and music and games were enjoyet by
the Young folks. The rooms were beau
fully dec GRATED in class colors--laven-
der and white. Miss Hiatt was a sisted
in entertaining the guests by Miss Anna
Johnson.
We learn that Dan Moore has pur
chased the X n. & d. depot. It has
been suggested that Dan is buying the
*, N. & ID road on the installment plan
and begun by buying the depot here.
However, this may be Il mistake. At
any rate. we are glad he has purchased
the,depot. and hope he will move it
soon.
Mrs. Thos, Riley gave a party for
her daughter Katie, Tuesday evening,
inviting score of Young folks in to cele-
brate Katie's eleventh birthday. Ice.
cream. cake and fruits were served.
The Youngsters had good time PLAYING
games, etc.
Mis-. I'm SlGNCHS'iI ~ III ISISlDl VI a
letter from Miss Nellie Warmer, of Col
onv, in which she saws that she is just
recovering from long seige of typhoid
fever. Nellie has manv friends here, who
will be glad TO know that she is recov-
ering.
Mrs. o l.. Mormon, of East Riverside,
California, visited her brother, John
Altman, and family, the latter part of
last week and the first part of this. She |
and stopped here on her way home.
Charley Mcdonald and wife came
down from Kansas City, Saturday
night, for a visit of week or so with
his brothers, Dave and Sidney Melon
aid, and Mrs. McDonald's parents, A. O.
Hubbard and wife.
Lou Bruins arrived here from Chicago
on Friday night OF last week, on visit
to his mother, his sisters, Mrs. Gail Neu-
man and Mrs L. Sigea, and her brothers,
Charley and Gus. Lou runs hne drug
store in Chicago.
Mrs. S. n, Warbritton and her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Emma Ceilings, of Crawfords-
vile, Ind, who have been visiting J. w.
Narbritton and family, left. the latter
part of last week. on their return home.
Miss Matte Myers, who has beeu
making her home with her sister, Mrs.
Paul Kirk, leaves for California tonight
At Kansas City. she will meet party
r Il, r,,f he,
A good flow of oil was struck about
two ana a half miles southeast of Kin
caid, Yesterday. 1t is reported to be
sevcntvfive barrel we'll though that is
putting it pretty strong,
Col d W. Houston has sold his old
! home on Second avenue, west, to w. II.
Barnes, a commercial Traveller. The prop.
ert is now occupied by W J. McMur
ray and daughters.
Mrs. Frances Smith, ot Lccompton,
who has been visiting her sons, w. K, of
the Plaindealer, and Dr., ]. c. Smith, of
Greeley, several weeks. returned home.
Wednesday,
Rev. Reilly and wife went to Hutchin.
son, Tuesday. to attend the Baptist
state convention. Rev Ri,ey's pulpit
will not be occupied next Sunday.
Ira E. Myers, the real-estate man, Is
packing his household goods. and
will move, with his FIRMLY, to Gcddes
, South Dakota, next week
A. G. Jones, who has been visiting hi
sister, Mrs. J. II. kennedy, for severa
t weeks, returned to his home, in Ind ana
. the first of the week.
4 Miss Ella Kennedy came mp from Osa
watomie, Saturday, and visited he
parents and her uncle until Sunda
>. afternoon.
= Mrs. J. B. Thornton. who has bee
. visiting in Ohio during the past month
~ returned home Yesterday.
Sennett Kirk, who made combine
ir business and pleasure trip to It. Lou
Ill and Charlottesville. Ind, re urnvd hum
e. Yesterday.
m The Triple Tie lodge gives r.osoue
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