Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-02-12

@@GllglG]gI(zll(9Jl5l2 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Little Martina Fashngis having meas j. A. Ramsey
Ice is working up
family at the s.
George DcWoli is suffering from erysp- I'll, D o t
'"S' of those who "ca
Mrs W. i. Hampstead is reported very the Conqueror
SEX Geo. AIDE would
John Bowman is ha wing a round with ~ " ~ ~
., Egypt. in the day
------ dog barked ut Il,
Miss Lizzie Gregory returns to Ncva
d. Mo- Sunday Miss Mary L.
49, crease in the pen.
Mrs j. a. n"i""'" HAS "'" WI '"> nolds from $14
SICK ''S' TINS wy" ing back to Nov
clarence Campbell is confined to his has also been gra
ham. ,;tb measles myer, OF lola OF
------- 4, 1901 Ovcrm
W. l. McMurrav to Kansas City tieth Kansas
'''' ''''''''A' . ~, DN1-"- Miss Hattie We
Mrs J. l. Calvert has been quite sick ley, Wednesday.
several DAYS with erysipelas. fine white Turkey
Judge Schoonover called to Mis- "a ,.
souri,. yesterday on legal business. ,ao, c,d , ,
Miss Hester Andrews is enjoying ent states -
cation from school on account Of measles. Col W. IIou
IT.
d. W. Ramsay inlfrom Washing ,I..a 80.
ton township, Saturday. and paid us Il FL, ao,, 49, ,
'SN' district Judge. 1t
Mrs Laura Shehan, of Gardner. has that Judge Smar
been here for several DAYS visiting her
children. nv r""''
Alex Ferris down from Kansas ready for work II
City, Kas the latter part OF last week. will give work to
on visit The crusher will
Mark Mcclure and wife over wv" vi '"'e 'e'''
from La Cygne, Sunday, visiting John ,, pd. ,,
neIlnecr and wife . 49, -. :;
Mrs. W H. Slocum, of Cenenniel, Carnett cemetery
went lola last Friday, to visit her umen is placed OF
sister Mrs Stodlard and cement. imbet
--------- the Garth
Mrs Nathan Stanley to Greeley, , ~ :,
Sunday, attend the funeral OF her J. a-a -
niece Miss Bessie Bender w., ,;.a 4
Cleon Moon OF independence, came Mrs. Harrison 50
Saturday attend the funeral of his live in Garnett it
grandmother. Abigail MOON. gas "e'e'
Don't forget Il
Rev. Bernard Kelley preached SER sell his dairy cows
mon especially for the old soldiers. at farm mpement.
the Methodist church, last night ? he 7tb inst n,
Lou Groll is expected arrive from get soe sPehu'
Helena Ark. Saturday Sunday. to U.s.
visit his mother and other relatives II. W. Moberly
Clark Richardson left, yesterday, for Wv. -: -
Bartlesvle, Indian Territory bust ~ 80 n
ness. He may conclude to locate there coon p n Kv
Miss Myrtle Brown came home from e, r,r ~
her position in the Nebraska State Hos c; .,,., ~
uital Monday night, to visit few days hers ~ that Mace
Mr.. Cross is building handsome Scion will hold
house o Second avenue west. 1t is a o' d ''"e' -
nice location, and will make beautiful Mr., l. Burke
home of Norman Okla
The engine at the electric light plant Soohsey W :
broke down last night and tore things families
around generally until Mr. Myers got it
stopped. Search
Mrs Robert Merrck and little son, Tho So~ch,;t+
ana hef S'S'e ca'e w" " run of Mrs. Clyde Gre,
Wednesday, for few days visit with of ,ast ,veeL
Mrs. John Vaughn. Rollcall was re-
- ~ tions from Faust.
Mrs Sam Whitehead and children, Mrs frankie r.
who have been visiting her father, o. p Goethe "
Gregory the past few days. will go to Mrs Mitcheil
$50. 49,, , Mrs. Will Davis
Nhahu'e '"'s weeh' Mrs. Earnest e
Joseph Crocker, OF Jackson township ~
has been very sick for time, and it allie meeting
was feared that he would not recover 49,
aow ever. he is now much better. Firem
The tenth
We understand there is soon to be a. ,.......
wedding in town that will Jar your 1904 a. ,h 4,
your mothers preserves. We won't turn out and hcl
tell who the parties thougnot yet this is the only
-- ting money in the
We had heavy hail storm here last
Saturday night, accompanied by thun' Mr.. B.
Ter ana "S"'"ns n' ~. way "no Mr.. Faed Ball
ever before hail storm in February bon III w.d,.
lie. know aboutit. to, drilling f,r o.
f. Acuf the clother, has purchased nele, anu WI"
the scales etc. of the Armour poultry -.
house and will continue the business at
the old stand Ben Butler has charge of -
the establishment.
We learn that Chas. Marshall, of New Se2.y
York city, son of Rev. L. Marshall and % 9EFHI
wife of this city, has been married sew c n 49,, Z
eral months but his friends here learned ssr. 49,
it only few days ago "somethil