Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-02-05

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John Echnoltz arrived here from u.s.
pamela, New Mexico, last Fsiday, and
the next morning, he and Mrs. Laura
Kessler were unitedin marriagebv Judge
Slicer, in his Office. hc will return to 6
Mexico in about a mouth. taking his
wife with him.
Garnett has some people who are
highly connected. For instance, John
l.. Hartzell is a nephew OF Bishop Hart
zell, of the Methodist church, and Mrs. e
Hartzell is a great niece of John Morley,
once lord mayor of London. IL
Sunday, in the Catholic church, at I
high mass. the bans announcing the ap-
preaching marriage of Tony Highber.
ger, of this place. and Miss Agnes Feur- r
born. of Scipio. were puhlished.-West-
phalia Times
Rev. Mabon went to Westphalia. yes.
tcr:lay, to spend a couple OF DAYS with
members of the United PRESBYTERIAN
church who live there, There is no or
panization OF that denomination in
Westphala.
Mrs. Sam Whitehead and children b
came down from Ottawa. Monday, and :,
will remain here until Sam secures
house in Chanute. He is now running \
on the plug" and Chanute is his head. n
quarters. il
Tony Fash ing came down from Kan s.
sas City, Saturday evening, to visit his t.
parents and his wife and baby. He re- fe
turned to the city. Sunday afternoon, t
taking his wife and baby with him. h
". S. Falls and r. S. Ayres lett for
Wheaton, Potawatomie county, last
Friday to take charge OF stock OF K
goods. Bob will probably stay several q
weeks and close out the stock. "
Thomas S. Thompson, of Welda, trans +
acted business IN the city, Wednesday. g.
He is looking up a location and expects n
to move his family here as soon as he ,
can secure suitable house.
Last Friday was Mrs. John Vaughn's a
birthday and Saturday was little Mar. Y
tories birthday. The two occasions v
were celebrated at once with a 6 O'Clock
dinner. Friday evening.
Miss Dairy Wilson has been working in n
q. f. Parks store during the absence of S
Fred Mcdonald. who is moving into u
the FIRST house east of the railroan on ;.
| Fourth avenue. q
| Horace Reed came in from Newton n
last Saturday. to help invoice the Can
nor g. Reed stock OF goods. Horace is
looking we'll and says Mrs. Reed and the |.
boy are well. q
Mrs. Fred Hubbard returned to Tex :,
arkana, Texas, the latter part OF last y
week, after an extended visit with her b
| DaTeHlS, -. u. tAtSIt iI'i WIZ, a'Na 'the'
relatives.
Reuben Rex, wife and child. who lived
near Oakwood. Linn county. left, on
Thursday of last week. tor Redlands,
Caht.. where they expect to make their "
home. II
CYRUS Watt, of Sheridan. Wyoming,
paid B. G. McCrea and family a short
visit one tlav this week. He is foreman
of the railroad machine shops at Sher
idan. 8
Ispac Paul has sold his farm. south I
least OF Town, and has purchased the {
Tom Rilev property. on Seventh avenue,
west. He moved his family in last week.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Carrier has been {
granted pension of $l2 per month.
extending back nearly four years. This
was Spanisli-American war clam.
Guy Smyth, of the Colony neighbood.
is spending a few days with his gram.
, parents, Aaron Beissel and wife, and
his mother. Mrs Mollie Smyth.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
:. of Central City gave an ice cream and
:, oyster snpper last Saturday evening.
" most enjoyable event is reported.
Miss Florence Shields, of Garrett, |
;. who was student at the university
:, last year, has returned to continue her
school work.-Lawrence World.
ra The many friends of Mrs. Della Earn
$ est Fuller will regret to learn that she
en- has been unable to walk since arriving
at her home in Princeton, Ill.