Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-05-13

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Toe Stevenson went to Kansas CITY
on business, Wednesday morning.
Barney Duncan. of { hanute. visited
friends here from Friday till Monday.
Will Stillwe,l, wife and son came vi
from Chanute, Wednesday morning. o'
"A visit.
Hon n |. Bowman went to Excelsio
Springs. Tuesday morning, tor fe"
days rest.
NJ. Collins was up from Welda town
ship, Saturday, and dropped in for
friendly chat.
Tickets for the Blind Boone concert
will he on sale at Glass book store. Sat
urday morning.
Don't fail to hear Blind Boone, the
musical prodigy Remember the time
Monday evening.
Frank Lewis came home from Yer
sailles. Mo, Monday night, to visit his
family few days.
Johnny flashing came down from
Kansas CITY the first of the week, for
visit of week or so
George McFadden's mother was up
from Lane last week, on visit. She re-
turned home, Saturday.
Miss Ida Rogers came up from Cha
mute las. Friday, to visit friends. She
returned home, Monday.
Those who have heard Blind Boone
are sure to hear him again. One never
tires of him and his music.
We are informed by postal-card that
Mrs. Fl. ~ Hopkins has removed from
Lawrence to Cashion, Oklahoma.
Mrs Mollie Charlotte and Miss Belle
Cook, of lola. visited w. f. Hampstead
and wife from Friday till Sunday noon.
Blind Boone is one of the greatest mu-
sicans of the age. If YOU have never
heard him, you can't afford to miss so
rare a treat
lohn Rankin left for Oklahoma, Sun
dav night, with his household goods,
stock, etc Mrs Rankin and son left,
Monday stopping at Yates Center for
few days visit.
Rev. NJ. Moore and Mrs. Leah Oman
went to Olathe. Monday. to attend the
Kansas Christian convention of the Sec
Ond district. which was held the 9th to
18th, inclusive. Rev. Moore and Mrs.
Oman read papers before the con ven ton.
A.W Brooks, formerly of Greeley, was
in town, Tuesday. oh his way from
Scranton. Usage county. to Greeley, on
a visit. While in town, he paid the AGI.
TATOR a welcome visit. Mr.. Brooks ex-
poets to spend the coming summer in
topeka
Judging from the number of men from
eastern cities who are visiting Garrett
\ since the discovery of gas, there will be
Something doing here before great
while Several representatives of cap
ital are here now, quietly looking the
ground over
We understand that plummers are
makirg a canvass of the city to ascer
tain who expect to use gas for fuel and
light. The Ball company will have the
gas piped to town before many weeks,
and those who want gas for fuel will
soon be able to use it.
A meeting will be held this (Friday)
evening for the purpose of recognizing
the Garnett Commercial Club. 1t is the
proper plan The business men of Gar
nett should organize and prepare to Sc
cure factories, which can be induced to
come now that we have gas,
The DeWof furniture factory shipped
it's worlds fair job to st Louis, to-
day. 1t is the job just finished for the
express companies tildt IdNc All cAuioit
at the worl rs fair. This is one of finest
Jobs ever turned out at a furniture facto-
nv at t;arnett or anywhere else, and is a
creuit to the DeWolt factory and to Gar
nett. Visitors at the worlds fair should
not fail to see this beautiful piece OF
work.
Our old friend VIM. Hopkins, OF Jack.
son township, paid usss visit last Satur-
dav. He was - panied by HIS
brother-in law Louis Labaw. OF Attica,
Ind, who, with his wife. arrived here
he fore part of last week, on visit.
Mr. and Mr.. Labaw have been travelling
extensively Since leaving Attica. they
y have visited Canada and various points
EnWashington and California. They spent
The past winter in California. On their
way home, they stopped here to visit
M aud Mrs HODkinS a while. Mrs,