Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-06-10

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District court convenes next Monday.
Had" Whitford and wife came over
from Leroy, Monday, on visit
A big new barn is being built on Pat
terson's farm, southeast of town.
Col. d. W. Houston is Grating and
shipping his cherries to Oklahoma.
Children's day exercises will be held at
the U. B. church next Sunday evening,
w. /. McMurray and 7. j. Hassev
went to Burlingame. to-day, on busi-
ness.
George Marshall visited his sister Mrs.
Brake, at Topeka, the fore part OF the
week
Mrs. N. L. Bowman and son, John. re-
turned from Excelsior Springs, We'd
nesday.
Rev. Oliver Bronston was down from
Princeton couple OF days this week on
visit
Ben Henry was over from Paola last
Saturday, shaking hands with old
friends.
In. Cline and wife returned. Wednes-
day, from an extended visit with their
daughters.
The Garnett school board has decided
to employ only home teachers for the
coming year.
TIC. Hudson and wife, of Washington
township, paid the AGITAToR family
visit, Monday.
Jesse Cole spent part of the week at
Nevada, Mo-, looking after his business
interests there.
Robert Sutherland came down from
Kansas City, Wednesday, for a visit
with old friends.
AL Coppage and Frank Hills have been
down from Baldwin several days, visit
ing their families.
Mrs. DR. Martin, of Merwin, Mo-, ar
rived, to-day, on visit to her parents,
Rev Riley and wife
The county commissioners were in
session the fore part of the week, as
board OF equalization.
Uncle Samuel Mcclellan came ever
from lakewood, yesterday, to visit his
daughter. Mrs. ". F. Perry.
DR. Delos Walker, of Oklahoma CITY,
has been selected as delegate to the
Populist national convention,
DR. Cunningham and sister, Belle. ex'
pect to go to ST. Louis the first OF next
week, to visit the worlds fair.
Quarterly conference will be held at
the NJ. E church, Sunday. Elder Dur
boraw will preach in the evening.
Hon. T. N. Caldwell came down from
Manhattan on Thursday of last week,
on business, remaining several days.
Steve PIERCE and wife, who have been
visiting relatives in Indiana the past few
months, returned home last Saturday.
NJ Metzger, who has been very SICK
the past ten days, is reported consider
ably better His son Ira is also better.
Prot. c. II. Oman and Scott Judy have
gone to Lawrence to take the summer
e hat 70 'pt arSity
One of County Treasurer Simons'
black horses died the other day It's
death was caused by running nail in
its loot
Miss Nina Garrs came down from
Kansas City last Sunday, on visit to
her parents, her sisters and numerous
old-time friends.
The little son of Rev. Church and wife
swallowed a nickel IL few DAYS ago. We
have heard of no serious results, and
hope there a re none.
Misses Ella Kennedy and Stella Young
have been employed to teach in the Osa-
watomie schools the coming year at an
advance OF wages
The doors and windows of the Christ
ian church have been screened, which
will make the services more comfortable
for those who attend church.
Mark Craig and wife came down from
Fort Leavenworth last Saturday, and
spent Sunday with his parents, Samuel
Craig and wife. and other relatives.
Charley Wilmington was up from
Kincaid the first OF the week, on legal
business. Mrs. Wilmington came with
him, and has been visiting her parents
part of the week
Mrs. J. c. Manning and children, of
Boston are expected to arrive here, to-
day, on a visit to her parents, o Parks
and wife. her sister, Mrs. Hyde, and her