Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-28

ton. ID c., Monday night, on visit to
his brothers, Fri and Henry, and his
many old friends in Anderson county.
Will is employed in the postal depart
ment at Washington. He got thirty
days leave OF absence, and came, home
"to see the folks
Mr.. Cochran. of Winfield, dietL su !.
denly at the home Of his dnughte r. Mrs.
Geo Curry, near Selma. last sunday
night. He attended the meeting of the
! Anti-Horse Thief Association ats lola,
Saturday, and came over tn vi shc his
daughter, The body was take too Win
I field. Monday.
Ed Hook, Republican nomincei Sor
governor, spoke to tair-sizcd au' iicnce
at the Auditorium, Yesterday. He. said
! he did not know what the issue ISL this
year. and said that it any one in the
audience knows what the issue is, he
would confer favor by writing II, him
(Mr. Hoch) and telling him.
The masquerade given by the 'Triple
Tie lodge, Tuesday night, was \ rell at
tended, and it was a very enjoy; ,b7e af,
fair. Miss Bcrnice Spearmana was
rewarded the prize for having t he hest
niasquc in the crowd.
Mrs. W. F. French, OF lola, w no had
been visiting her daughter Mrs. Charley
Abbott, at Glenlock, returned to her
home in lola, where she and her IONS will
make preparations to join her husband
at Great Bend.
Miss Jessie Hart, well known III Car
nett, became the bride of Lieutenant o.,
c. Nichols, Of the Thirtieth U S. Volume
teer Infantry, Monday evening. The,.
marriage took place in Kansas CITY.
Thomson Cook and wife arrived here
from Colorado, Tuesday night. and, in.
with Quincy McAfec and W lie,
t hey left for st. Louis. Yesterday mo rr,-
ing, to visit the worlds fair.
"
John Warnock and Jesse Bealer 1naye
gone to Arkansas with lot of h',rs cs,
which they expect to sell in that coun-
try. They may go on to louisa ua be-
fore they return home.
Mrs. Olive Holiday and daughter,
Grace. of Denver, who have been VISIT
ing Mrs Swallow and numerous old-k
time friends for some time, left, to-day.
on Their return home.
Geo. Hunlev and wife and X obt: Hun
ley and wife lett, Wednesday, for Hava-
ma, Ill.,, to visit their mother. Mrs. Thos.
Eaton. They will take in the worlds
fair on their way home
Mrs ]. W, Archer left, Monday, ir,
company with her brother, Tol in Doug.
ASS, for Fredonia, Pittsburg nd other
points, on a visit to- rekati yes and
friends.
J. M. Wyatt, of the clothing. firm of
Wyatt & Barrett, has rented Delos!
Iraves' cottage on Second avenue.
which mo and his family will occupy.
We see by the Ottawa independent
journal that Rev. Waiter Mundeu has
been attending a meeting of ministers
of hn = ,,r,c
Mrs. BRUINS, who has been sick. at the
home of her daughter Mrs. Carl Neu-
man for some time, has So Sar recovered
that she returned home;. Tuesday.
Mrs, D L. Klise went to Law renee
Tuesday, in response 10 message stat
ing that her anghter1D-law> Mrs.
Mavne Tidrow, was very sicS.
Mrs. Anna Newton and dan ghter,
Frances, came up from St.roud, Okla,
to attic I'd the funeral of Mrs. Ne1 vton's
mother, Mrs. Frank Hobart.
- .'cc"s c'' FpA' Sotc'N
clerk, was shaking hands And getting
acquainted here, Tuesday. II esa . thing
look bright politically.
Mrs, Ed Hedges. who hast been visit
ing here and at Colony for some time
left, Wednesday on her ret lin TO Siou
City. Neb:
Frank McCnddy, Of the SarneIt ia
Company, who has beeri visitii X a
| Clinton H., returned o G; trnett, Tne
day.
| Mrs. J.. NJ. Cavancss, O clsar1rrs. VIII
/ has been vsitn: her mothc {, Mrs. E,liz
| beth swallow, retu Ned h. Msac, Wt due
day
! Geo, Early and wife cain.s cxer tro
Osawa toni last Saturday. o.. ' isic
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