Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-08-12
LOCAL LACONICS
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1t takes bul-headcd man to make an
ass of himself.
Mrs. Jonathan Marshall has been
quite sick the past week or So.
Horace Reed and wife and son, Santry,
returned to Newton, Monday.
A. n Andrews and wife have gone to
St. Louis, to see the worlds fair.
John Benn, of Pittsburg. spent Sun
day with A. ], Coppage and family.
Mrs. Will Archer went to Perry, Jeiler-
son county, Monday, to visit friends
| H. B Sisson received word last week
that his son Rev. NJ. Sisson. of Norfolk,
Neb, is very sick
| Capt. Dobbs horse got on the railroad
track, Monday evening, and was struck
by train and killed.
Delos Graves is rebu Hiding the old De-
| Wolf house. on First avenue, east, which
he recently purchased.
A. ID. Simmons, of IIilsbore, Texas, ar
rived the first of the week, To visit h S
brother, d. n. and wife.
Rev. X. Gregg, of Ottawa, was in the
city the fore part of the week, selling a
book of which he is the author.
Rev Phillips S. Maxon, of Springfield,
Mass, has been visiting his sister, DR..
Ida NJ. Scott, the pest few days.
John S. Hanway 'Nas up from Lane,
Sunday, visiting his old comrades, h G
McCrea and Capt. Sol Kaufman
Miss Jennie Hubbard was up from
Colony over Sunday, visiting her aunt.
Mrs. Hedges, and her cousin Flora.
Frank McCuddy, who has been visit
ing his home, at Gin ton, Ill . for several
days, returned to Garnet, Tuesday.
"is' Jii~' NaiNCiL anu uhuSHtSi' mis-
Will Stevens. of Parsons, left, Tuesday,
for st. Louis. to visit the worlds iair.
Frank Herbert of wichita is visiting
his uncle Frank and family and his
grandparents, r. H.. VOORHEES, and wife.
Miss Maude Craig arrived from Fort
Worth 'Tavoc Loo do a utctt
to her father, DR.. CT aig and other rela-
tives and friends.
Aunt Title Stevens, who made her
home with Frank Stevens and wife, died
last Friday, near Texarkana, Texas
Her friends in Garne It greatly regret her
death.
Rev. Over and W., A. Carter of the Sec
ond Baptist church,, went to Lawrence,
Monday, to attenf the meeting of the
Central Association of the Missionary
Baptist.s.
Abont hundred people went from
here to Kansas City on the excursion
train, Sunday. The train was composed
OF two long sectio ms, and every car
was chock-full.
Mrs. Mary lane A nderson, of Kansas
CITY is in toy vn, visiting Mrs. w. X. Hol-
lingshead ar id other friends in the city.
She will ais o visit her sister, Mrs. Stew
ardson, in Welda.
Mrs LIZ dia McCasland formerly Miss
Lydia Al len) and daughter, of Denver,
were wis ting Mrs. +. S. Mitchell this
week : rhev are also visiting other
friends in the county.
Jac| the pepper" has been making
hiinsel fvery obnoxious to a certain fam
ly fn the northwest part OF town, late
w. 2he is liable to carry home load OF
shot one of these nights.
J. G. Hiatt had an attack OF heart
FaiE are, yesterday, on the street, and had
TO be taken to the home of his son Cliff
Hi case looked rather serious tor a
WI lle but he is getting along nicely.
Mrs. X. A. Davis and daughter Mar
q deritc came up from Lawton, Oklaho'
n la, the first of the week, to visit Mrs.
I Davis' father, Geo. w. Her; Mr.. Davis,
PARENTS, L. H. DAVIS and wife, and other
relatives and old friends.
Rev. r. A. Darling, Frank A. Herbert,
Prof Whitehead and J. A Barricklow
, attended a. meeting of the Garnett.Ccn-
terville Oil and Gas Company. at Center
vile, Tue sclay. Mrs. Darling and Mrs
Whitehead accompanied them.