Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-09-23

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LOCAL L
Warren Metsger returned to lndepend-
ence, Tuesday.
Rev. Darling transacted business in
lola. Monday
Thos p. Gowdy has been granted an
increase of pension.
Vern Ayres was ND from Greeley, Mon
day, and paid us visit.
Mrs. DR.. Kirkpatrc spent Sunday at
Greeley with her daughter Hazel.
Rev. Mathis was up from Chanute The
first of the week. visiting old friends
X. Hawkins, of Oklahoma City, has
purchased f f. Barricklow's grocery
Gail Carey left. Tuesday, tor an ex-
tended visit in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Harry Bolson. of Reeder town
ship, left, Tuesday, fer Indiana, on
visit.
Earl Everline and wife are down from
Kansas City, visiting his mother and
sisters,
mrs. Al Black, who has been visiting in
Ohio several weeks, returned home, ves'
terday.
Rev Forrest f HYDE preached III the
Congregational church at Lawrence last
Sunday.
Misses Flora Hedges and Jennie Hub.
bard returned from the worlds lair,
yesterday.
DR.. Davis, OF Chanutc formerly OF
Colony. was in town, Tuesday. on his
way to Paola.
Harry Miller left Tor the Choctaw
Nation, Indian Territory, Lnetday, TO,
thrcc-weeks hunt.
Judge Hamilton, of Garnett, and Rev.
MagAl. of Welda, attended Presbytery
at Emporia this week
Mrs. w. *. Lacy returned from Spring
field Ill gu Friday of last week, after
visit OF about three months.
Walter Lingo, at Glcnlock, paid us
visit last Saturday, and set his grand
mothers subscription ahead.
Mrs. Lamb and Mrs. Nokes, of Lone
Elm township, have just secured pen
sions through w. P Mcdonald
Rov b. Ellsworth. and Miss Edna
IS
marriage by Judge Sheer, Tuesday
Mrs. Belle Cox went to Greeley last
Saturday, and visited over Sunday with
her brother LATE Champe and family.
Will Omstead and wife were over
from Parker, Sunday, visiting Mrs
Olmstead's parents, Chas. Wolfiey and
wife.
Ed Eaton and vile have been taking in
the W orld's fair this week Fred Trigg
conducted the Evening News during their
bsence
Miss Ella Kennedy came up from Osa-
watomic, last Saturday morning to
visit her parents, returning Sunday at
ternoon.
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ness. We now have tlve or six flrms III
this line of business, and they all seem
to lac busy.
Mrs. Frank Ratclff left, Sunday tor a
visit to relatives in Indiana. She stop
ped at Argentine to visit her son Ross
and family.
Judge Slicer united in marriage, Mon
dav evening, McClintock Dunlap, o.
Columbus, Kansas, and Mrs Eliza Sig
lea, OF Garnett.
Mr.. LEWIS driilers who are at work
near Blue Mound struck a thirty foot
y vein OF oil sand the first OF the week, anc
Blue Mound is rejoicing.
Il. Ii. Savres, of Derby, Iowa, arrived
here, Monday, for few days visit to
his aunt, Mrs. James Black. This was
his first visit to Kansas.
Mrs. Shehan and her grandchildren
moved to Kansas City this week. He
son Scott has secured good job there
and sent tor his mother.
Fred Manners celebrated his twenty
first birthday, Monday. His father and
mother presented him with handsome
gold watch az y In cash.
Shrewd men are quietly buying prop
erty in Garnett. They know what the
are doing, and their investments show
that they have faith in Garnett's tut~re
Mrs. G. W. Young moved to Osawato
mic the latter part of last week, t.
spend the winter with her daughte
Stella, who is teaching in the schools
that city
Lon Beck is re-painting and trescoin!
the opera house, and when he gets 1
finished, it will look like new place
This work has been needed for Ions
time 'and we are glad it is being done
mel White has purchased the opera hous'
which accounts for the i'm provements.
Prof\L K Mcclellan and wife, j. /
Classify and wife, r. ]. Woodwork an
daughters, May eodworth and daug
tiers, May Woodwork and Mrs. llarr
Walrad. Mrs. Henry Myers and daug
ter, Maggie, and three others, who's
names we did not learn left for st. LOui