Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-11-25

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Q. McAtee. Joe Carey and Henry Myers.
of GARRETT w. c. Beisseil. of Vest
phalia; Fred Rhodes and Mid Shockev,
of Colony; W S. Hcsp and Elmer Bell
Of WelGa, and the editor OF the AGITA
TOR. The company was joined by Clv
Hannum, at Ottawa.
The Colony Free Press has again
changed hands. c. II. Johnson. who hn :
owned the paper three or four times,
and who went to Elk Falls some time
ago, to manufacture "Sunfower" print
ing presses. has come back to Colony,
and will again have charge of the Free
Press. Editor Cobbs goes to Elk Falls,
and assumes the ownership and control
of Johnson's paper there.
W. F. Corney vas in from Westphalia.
Monday, and paid us neighborly visit
He says he is very well satisfied with the
result of the election. While he doesn't
like Roosevelt, he thinks Teddv's cleo.
ton was better. all things considered,
than the election Of Parker would have
been
A goodlv uu,nber of friends and neigh
bors of Marshall Mcclellan and wife,
who live north Of town, gave them n
surprise last Friday night-a sort of
farewell party, as Mr. and Mrs. McLcl.
Ian are preparing 10 move to Lone Elm
township.
Mrs. Emma Wyatt left for Casey, III! f,
Tuesday morning, to work for Howard
Brooke. on the Banner. Times Mrs.
Wyatt is a most excellent young woman
and good printer She has large
circle of friends in Garrett, who will
miss her.
While in Topeka, Tuesday, we called
at the Palace clothing store and had a
chat with Rolla Wagstail, who has a
good position there One Of the man
ayers of the store told us that Rolla is
one of the very best statesmen in the
house.
And now. Lane has struck gas. and
the little old town may take on new
lease OF life. IF Judge James Hanway
were alive now. what an interes ting
series of articles he would write. taking
natural gas for his theme
We learn that Abel Bell and family
have moved from Enid, Oklahoma, to
Galveston, Texas. where Abel is em-
ployed in the fremont hotel. which is
conducted BY his aunts, the Fisher SIS
tiers.
Our old friend O. 6. Olmstead was up
from Lone Elm, Tuesday, and paid us
welcome visit. Mir. Olmstead is one of
our prompt-pavlng subscribers. We
wish we had several thousand just like
him.
Oregon, are the guests of o. P. Gregory.
They have purchased Will Wallis home.
on Fourth avenue, in Orchard Park ad
dition, and will make this their home.
Mrs. T. p. Thompson went to Osawat.
omie last Friday, TO visit her daughter
in-law, Mrs. Row Thompson, who is
very sick. She re turned home. Sunday,
bringing her two little grandchildren.
Miss Anna McCoole came down from
Kansas City. Saturday evening, to visit
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her sister, Mrs. Maggie Fisk, of Denver
We understand that Anderson county
has candidate for warden of the pen'-
tertiary. Lest we be charged with lack
Of local pride, we say. Here's hopin'"
Geo. w. Her went to Independence,
to visit sister He visited
Chcrrvvale and Chanute before return.
ing.
Prof, Geo. Marshall came down from
Lawrence to spend Thanksgiving with
his parents. Rev. |; MARSHALL and wi c
Miss Edith Glass. who is teaching
school at Birch. gave box social at the
school house, Wednesday night.
George McFaddcn, of the CT gar firm of
Ma!,an & McFad len. made busin, SIS
trip to Ottawa Ia t SATURDAY..
Mr. and Mrs. EVELYN have returned
from Wuodson county, and Will again
make their home here.
w. *. Shaw and wife sp,nt Thanks
giving with their daughter, Mrs. Frank
Graham, at Eureka
Miss Ticra Farr0w came down from
Kensas City. vcrterday, to visit her
parents.
K. A. Davis and wife left tor Lawton
Oklahoma, Saturday night
The Triple Tic lodge gave box social
Tuesday evening.
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