Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-09-16

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as boiler. water, for his inspiration. Last
night he loaded bevond his capacity ana
got q foolish notion in his head To make
a hit, and to make it more eftectnally, he
,elaborates himeseli with su.h Jewelry
as a pair of "knucks," and started in to
trim Mr.. Perkins. the foreman, who had
fired him With the aid at the "knucks' y
he sice-trackcd Mr.. Perkins nose so Ell
fecturllv that it is doubtful IT his own
1mother would acknow Wedge his acuuaint-
ance. Mr.. Smiths next inspiration was
Ito evacuate, which he accomplished
with such success that the only clue the
trusty minions of the law have as to
his whereabouts rs an unpaid board
bill.
las. Sandlin, former Greeley boy,
wos in town, Tuesday. looking mp old
acquaintance. He arrivedfrom Calilor-
MIA over a week ago, TO visit his mother
Mrs. W. F. Priest. Jim has been rail-
reading in California for over twenty
years He says he often sees ii. l., Pop-
lin, his father and his brother, Green
field Poplin. and they are all well and
doing well. He says he occasionally
sees Harry Forrest, who now lives at
Seattle Harry has become quite cap
itslist, Jim savs-worth about 500 900;
wears plug hat. carries gold-headed
care and wears more diamonds than
there are freckles on summer girls
nose Jim expects to return to Caliior-
, nia'in week or twoS
Last week, we mentioned box OF
big plunis which we received from our
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Idaho. The taste hadn lett orv mouths
vet when here comes box OF the big
gest, sweetest, juiciest peaches we have
seen this year And Billy sent them. too.
The AGITAToR family appreciates such
friends. They make fellow feel like
| life is surely worth living. Mr.. and
Mrs: Weldon always were mighty good
neighbors and warm friends, and we
shall not soon forget them.
Judge Hamilton and wife are in re-
CENT of letters from Rev. W. T. Mabon
and wife, who were both at Xenia, Ohio,
at the time of writing the letter ION
/ Thursday of last week.. Mr.. Mabon
was preparing to leave for New York
| that dav, to visit his father and broth
err before going to Princeton college
new write Cndt DOtil dIC WCli, anu tiit
Rev. Mabon is gaining in weight.
The Mound CITY Baptist Association
is in session in this city. The Annual
sermon vas deli gered by Rev. Moubeck,
of Ottawa Wednesday evening Last
night, Rev. Crannell, of Kansas City,
Kas.. delivered a sermon. The women's
societies held meeting Yesterday after
noon.
Rolie Means and wife, of Saguache,
Colo. and Warren Means. of Harris.
visited sister at MADISON, Greenwood
county, last week Tuesday morning OF
! this week, Rollic and wife and Warren
and wife left for st. Louis, to attend
the worlds fair.
Mrs. ]. {. Manning and two daugh-
! ters, of Boston. who have been visiting
Mrs. Manning's parents, Oscar Parks
and wife. her sister, Mrs Forrest E. Hyde,
and her brother. o. +. Parks, for some
time, left, Tuesday, on their return home
W. O. Knight, ]. F, Delinger and
Charley Fraker, of Garrett. Tom Par
rott, of Mont Ida. and Will Beissell, OF
| Westphalia, attended the Republican
senatorial convention at Blue Mound
! Wednesday.
n. L.. Bowman, y W. Ramsay, Con-
way Marshall. Crawford Lawellin.
Charley Wilmington, ANGEL Hatten and
w. o. Champe attended the COMPRESSION
al convention at Olathe, Wednesday.
Mrs. Arthur Lyons and Miss Sadie
Gray of Mont Pleasant. Iowa. and
| Misses Nora and Nav GRAY, of Chanute
arrived the first of the week to visit
their mother, Mrs. Ellen Pratt.
Fred Arnoldv, who taught in the nor
ma here this summer, has been offered
position in the schools at Long Beach,
lCalii and has gone to take charge OF
his department IN the schools.
| Mrs. Jennie Haver6ed, of Blooming
ton, m, arrived here on Thursday Of
last week, on visit to her son, Ed ano
her brother, Lee Russell. She left, to- day
on her return home.
Mrs. DR.. Rogers was 76 years oil age
Tuesday. and her daughter, Mrs. Mat
: tie Hunt, entertained number OF bel
mothers old friends at dinner in honor
of the occasion.
Mrs. J. b Thornton left for ONO
, Tuesday morning, for visit OF severa
, weeks Her daughter Mrs. Ern Steven
} son accompanied her as lar as Kansas
CITY.
Rev. W. H. Eaton end wife came dow
from Ottawa, Tuesday, or visit t.
Mrs. Eaton's father and brother, II
and Ed Vansicklc, in Jackson township
Miss Ethel Cloud, who has beeh visit
ing her grandfather, S. Gordon, and he
many friends here. tor the past month
returned home. to Topeka, Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Stewart came down tror
K Kansas City, SATURDAY. evening, to visi
If her parents, l. NJ. Shrake and wife.
We learn that Ely dawley, who wen
to Colorado some weeks ago, is niue
:, better.
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