Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-03-25

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Richmond is also making arrangements
to drill for oil.
Hon. Jas. Hunter and wife, of Greeley
were in the city, Monday.
Three rooms for rent on west First
avenue, c. A. Richardson.
Harry Winter went to l.cRoy. We'd
nesday, to tisit his grandmother few
days.
If Won want Bnggies, go to A. J.
Vaughn, south side. He has EN- AT re-
duced prices. WI
Wordic Davis came down from Kan
sas City, Sunday, and visited home folks
the first of the week.
Capt. Sol Kaufman is much worse at
this writing 1t is reported that his
eyes are now paralyzed.
S. b. Hamilton, the Welda real-estatc
man, transacted business in town, We'd
nesdav, and paid us visit.
Chris Winter left, Tuesday, for Chick
asha, Indian Territory, to set up bank
counter for the DeWoli furniture factory.
DR.. Milligan returned from Kansas
City, Saturday night, after an absence OF
several weeks He is gradually improv-
ing.
Miss Jennie Hubbard went to @ lony,
Tuesday, to fill vacancy in the Bank
of Colony caused by the resignation OF
the book-keeper.
We call the attention OF our readers
to the advertisement of Rockers & De-
Greet, successors to Henry j. Rockers
the north-sidc store.
Will Perry has purchased the Robt.
Gilmore place, east of town, and will
overhaul it and make it one of the incest
places in this vicinity.
Speaker Pringle, of the late house OF
representatives at Topeka, was in town,
Tuesday, on real-estate business. He
didn't bring his cot" with him.
Miss Ella Kennedy came over from
Osawatomie. Saturday, remaining till
Sunday afternoon. She has been suffer
ing from la grippe for some time.
Col. d. W. Houston has had the porch
es in font and on the east side of his
residence torn away, and is having a
handsome veranda built on the north
end and east side.
f. +. Gregory has sold his farm 1.-THE
old Neville FARM in Jackson township,
and is moving to town. The family
will occupy the old Ross property,
owned by Joe Carey.
1t NAV be of interest TOR the friends of
Mrs. Vim. Smith, nee Anna Nesbitt, to
know she has been elected as director
and secretary of Engewood State Bank, /,
at the bank election last week
Rev. Father IIeighberger, of the Cath
Ole church of Garrett. and Rev. Father
Hurley. of the church at Emerald, at
tended the funeral of Bishop Fink at
Kansas City, the first of the week.
Rockers g. De Greet have purchased
Henry ]. Rockers store, on the north
side. Henry has moved back to his
farm in Putnam township. We under
stand that he will open a store at Rich
mond.
|. b. Thornton left for Port Arthur,
Texas, Monday, to set up a Wells Fargo
Express Company job for the DeWolf
furniture factory. He will transact
some business for the factory at other
Southern points
Last week, we failed to mention the |
fact Mrs. ID. L. Klice went to Yates
Center, Thursday MOI ming, in response to
a telegram stating that her daughter-in-
law. Mrs. Mid Tidrow, died OF consup- |
ton. Wednesday morning Deceased
had numerous friends and acquaintance
in Garnett.
VIM. Fessler. of Monroe township,
maid us a welcome visit, Tuesday. He
is radical Populist, and expects to see
tie principles OF the Peoples party win
vet. He is no fusionist. and declares