Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-03-25

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and tor one hundred and twenty Q20,
t years have been most extensive produc
crs of seeds upon their own farms, now
aggregating two thousand (200) acres
Their seeds have reputation for quail
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list mailed upon application
II. 6. lngersoll, OF California, Mo-,
was in the city, Sunday and Monday
visiting his daughter, Mrs J. A. Bald.
: win. He had been transacting business
: at lola, where he has a two cases in
court-onc. a damage suit against the
electric railroad company, and the other,
a suit to annul a lease on some land
which Mrs. lngersoll owns near lola.
Mr. lngersoll paid us Il iraternal visit,
Monday.
A very desirable opportunity OF secur'
ing permanent agency is offered by the
B0denhemer Coffee & Tea Co., OF St.
Louis. They wish to secure the services
of reliable person, either lady or gentle
man, to sell their Coilees, Teas, Specs,
etc, to the family trade. They pay a
cash commission and giye premiums with
all sules. For full particulars, address
Bodenheimer Coffee & Tea Co., ST. Louis,
! Mo. IA
Mrs. Rhoda Dobbs received word last
week OF the death of her mother, Mrs.
$ E. Crouch, at Jennings, La Mrs.
/ Crouch spent several months in 1896
with her daughters, Mrs. Dobbs and
Mrs Pollard, and had many warm
friends mere, who will be sorry TO Learn
! of her death.
! We see by yesterdays Kansas City
Star !. B. Aldrich. OF Upton, Iowa,
. died on Santa Fe train on the way
! from Los Angeles, Calf, to Nickerson,
kas Death is supposed TO have been
caused by heart failure. Deceased was
the father OF Oscar Aldrich formerly of
this city.
Tom Skies and Miss Hattie Tolson,
two of the most popular young colored
people in Garrett, were married on
Thursday evening of last week. They
immediately went to housekeeping in
house on Fourth avenue, west, which
they had previously furnished.
Rev. Arthur Metcalf is packing his
household goods, and will move his fam
lily to Independence in few days. The
people of Garnett regret to see these es.
Unable people leave our city. They
have ma ie many friends during their
residence here.
Some person or persons broke into
Mrs. l.. K. Kinks residence, Monday
night. and stole small sum of money
and the watch that had belonged to Mr..
! Kirk. number of suspicious charac-
tiers have been seen about town lately.
Mrs. Jennings. well.known and
highly.respected colored woman of this
city, died last Friday. The funeral took
plate Saturday morning. and the re-
mains were followed to the cemetery by
large number OF friends.
We see by Bob Millgan's paper, the
Cherryvale Journal, that VIM. B. Up
church. OF Carthage, Mo-, and Miss
Josie Spencer, of Garrett, were married
at independence a few days ago.
Mrs F. Parnel. an old New York
friend ti Mrs. Hedges and daughter,
Flora, is here on visit. Mrs. Parnell
is the vile of the travelling auditor of
the Standard Oil Company
Kew II. A. Church has been sent back |
to Garnett for another year by the |
Methodist church. THIS will be highly |
appreciated by Mr.. Church's friends in |
Garnctt.
Claire IIerringten has on exhibition in
keczel & Craigs show window a fine |
lot of specimens of lead orc from the
Borror farm, on South Potawatomic.
AIR Carpenter, of Chula, Mo-. came |
over last week, to visit his wife and |
baby, who are visiting Mrs. Dane The
baby is improving.
Chas. McCrum, of Garnett, has been
mentioned for place on the Demo-
cratic ticket-that OF candidate for Sec
rotary of state.
Matt Glass took part in musical |
cantata in Ottawa, Friday evening OF |
last week. Ottawa papers speak of him
in the highest terms.
]. Fl. Turrell was down from Harris,
yesterday, making annual settlement of
thu estate OF Frank Patio, deceased.
Mrs. Ruth McAfee came up from Gas |
City last Saturday, to visit her sons, |
Quincy and George, few days.
Mrs. E. II. Davis, who has been very
sick for three or four weeks, is improv-
ing