Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-12-30

Miss Pearl Staley, of Richmond, and
Miss Eta Harris left for Oklahoma last
Friday night, to visit friends few days
Wordon DAVIS came down from Kan
sas City to spend Christmas with home
folks.
| Ote Rovn and family came down from
Kansas City, Saturday evening, to visit
his mother and brother, Will, and other
rela tives few days.
Will Olmstead and wifa were over
from Parker the first of the week, on a
| visit to Chas. Wolfley and wife.
| Bert Mitchell came over from Paola,
Tuesday. on a visit. He is suffering
from grip"
Mrs. Rose Lawellir Reed came down
from Kansas City last Saturday, on a
visit to her father and sisters.
Judge Slicer united in marriage, Sun
day, S. [. Whistler, OF burlington, and
Miss Emma Deuker, OF Greeley.
Prot. Nichols and wife went to Vim
land, Douglas county, last Friday, on a
visit.
Mrs. H. |. Dedrick visited relatives in
Lawrence over Sunday.
Geo. McAfee and wife went to Oska.
loosa last SATURDAY., to spend Christ.
mas with Hank Thompson and wife.
Ralph Cleveland is up from Ana
darko. I. T., visiting J. D. and NJ. II.
Cleveland and families.
Harley Hunter has been here from Sa-
lima several days, visiting his mother.
Miss Nellie Reams came with him.
X. T. Stokes and wife were down from
Kansas City the first of the week, visit.
ing old friends.
Roy Stein and Mamie Shea were
united in marriage by Rev. Moore last
Saturday evening.
Leon Smith and vile were up from Fit.
Scott, Sunday.
Claude Cayot is home from the State
University, visiting his parents.
Will and Ed Gregory came down from
Kanlas City, Saturday night, for visit
OF few davs with their parents,
Lee Russell and family have moved to
town. land occupy one OF Mrs. Burnhams
houses on Fourth avenue, east.
Geo. Patton and wife have moved
back to town in order to enjoy the gas.
Mrs. Bessie Bell Morgan left for st.
Louis, Saturday, after lengthy visit
with her mother, Mrs Sarah Bell, in
Jackson township.
Ralph Adams. who was visiting his |
parents, O. B. Adams and wife. a couple |
OF weeks, returned to Salina, Monday.
Frank Wickleman came up from Okla. !
homa to spend the holidays with his |
uncle and aunt, Jos. Sobba and wife, in |
Jackson township.
Get the habit o; practising economy |
BY going to Curnutt Bros. to have your
umbrellas recovered and repaired,
Miss Beth Bowman went to Greeley,
Sunday, to visit relatives few days.
0. w. WYATT and wife came down
rom Kansas City last Saturday, on
visit, returning home, Tuesday.
Green Bierlv is home from Colorado
Springs, on visit. He expects to en-
gage in business in that city.
The next number of the lecture course
will be on the evening oi
anuary 10Th, when the Mendelssohn
VI ale Quartette will visit Garrett.
Howard Herman spent Christmas
With friends in Carterville and Joplin,
10.
Lawrence Champe and Miss Lou Rea
icClure, of Greeley. came up, yester-
la, for a short visit.
DR.. Drake and family are moving into
he Presbyterian parsonage.
Last week, we forgot to mention the
holiday edition of Dan Campbell's pa
'er, the Delphos Republican. 1t was a
|andy There were twenty four pages
# it, and it was chock-iull OF great big
4ds-somc full page ads, some half-pagt
md some quarter-page. The paper wa.
printed On pink paper, and it was GER
ainly lulu. Dan must have cleaned
Ip snug sum that week. And Delphos
5 only about half as big as Garnett,
90.
Miss Mamie Alexander, who went to
colorado Springs some time ago. tor
Ter health, has returned to Manhattan.
md is again at work in the Offices OF
he Agricultural College.
Ray Woodcock and wife were down
rom Kansas City the first Of the week.
Grandma Vaughn, who is visiting at
JOS Angeles, lalif., writes to her son
ohm that she is highly pleased with
hat country.
Joseph Patrick. OF Lone Elm, and Miss
emma Turnsr, of Welda, were united in