Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-09-02

cellar, and a piece OF scantling fell from
the porch where some carpenters were
working, and struck her on the head
and shoulder, hurting her quite severely,
though not dangerously.
Lee Russell raised some splendid
wheat on the Smith farm, on Cedar
creek, this year. He has sack on ex
hibition OF ]. Anderson g. Sons store,
and it will pay you to drop in and see
it. He says he thrashed 267 bushels
this week.
All diseases start in the bowels. Keep
them open or Won will be sick. CAS-
CARETS act like nature. Keep liver
and bowels active without sickcning
gripping feeling. Six million people take
ami recommend CASCARETS
A lady of Garnett has found a new
use tor the telephone. She attended
sale in the country by telephone, yester-
day, and bought cow. without leaving
her house in Garnet. She thinks the
telephone is a great institution.
DR.. A. A. Mann. OF Kansas City, was
here. Sunday, visiting VIM. Ii Cooper
aud wife. Mrs Mann. who is daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs Cooper. has been
down couple of weeks. She returned
home, Wednesday.
w. X. Lacy went to Richmond this
morning, and brought his son Lee home
| on the NOON train. Lee was working on
a house on the Christian place, when he
fell. caving in couple of ribs and iolting
him up generally
| Rev. Oliver c. Bronston and wife, of
Princeton, visited his brother Jake and
family, Tuesdao They were on their
way to TT. Scott, to attend the mar.
riage of Mrs. Bronston's brother
| JOHNNY Dots arrived home from { ali
I fornia, Tuesday night He has been
gone more than a year Johnny says
thelC california climate agrees with him,
and he certainly looks it.
Miss Emma Fuller, of Spring Branch,
| went to Quenemo, today, to take
Her sister Adelaide, of the AGITAToR,
accompanied her.
! Daise Cheek has purchased the Dough-
tv property, ON Third avenue, west OF
| Judge Hamilton's residence, and will re
model the old house and build a new
cottage besides.
J H. Turrell, his daughter, Mernnie,
and his son, George, of Noxen, Pa, ar.
rived here. Wednesday. on visit to NJ
]. Turrell and family. They will remain
| about week.
Harry L. Jones and Miss Clara h.,
Hanna, OF Ottawa, were united i'll mar.
| rage by Rev. Church, Saturday evening,
at the home of Lloyd Curricr and wife.
| Mrs Joanna Rogers died on Thursday
P. Rogers, in Gas City. The remains
were brought to ilenlock for burial.
X. c. Bishop and Charley Daniels
went to lola, Wednesday, for the McAfee
furniture factory, to put some furniture
in the new Allen county court house.
| !. NJ. Wyatt, of the firm of Wyatt &
Barrett, is up from Wellington, looking
after his interests here. He saws the
crops in Sumner county are good.
Charley Bronston and wife arc down
from Kansas City, visiting Charley's
brother Jake and family, and Mrs. Bron-
ston's parents in Lynn county.
Tom Morgan says: In two years Gar
nett will be a prosperous town; in five
years thriving citv;;" and this isn't one
of Toms jokes, either
| 1t is reported that Jesse Bealer was
bitten by copperhead snake, Wednes-
day evening, but his life was saved by
the regulation remedy.
Mrs. p. II. Cavot and son Claud were
in Lawaence the first OF the week, max
ing arran 'ements FOR Claude to enter
the State University
Morev liners horse became frightened
an motorcycle, Sunday, and, making
a desperate lunge. fell backward, break
ing its neck.
OF course, the acting in the ring fur
thest from YOU WAS the best. That's
human nature--the best is always some
where else
Mrs. Mollie Smith and children will go
J to Wilson county, tomorrow, to spend
week with the parents Of her deceased
: husband.
Mrs. J b. Thornton will leave for her
old home in Ohio on the 10th, for an ex
tended visit with relatives and friends
Lee Cayot and wife. OF WcstphaIa,
who have been "wistica ting" in Cobra
do, returned home, Wednesday.
Raymond Farrow fell from horse,
Monday, disocating one OF his wrists
He is getting along very nicely.
The AGITAToR family han new potatoes
for dinner, to day, from potatoes plant
! ed since the heavy ra ms.
N. F. Smith has sold the north-side
restauran. to Robert Carrier, and has
moved to Clinton, NO.
/ Newt Brigham, an erstwhile Garnett
{ boy, visited friends here a couple of days
/ this week
Mrs w. f. Hampstead and Rose VII
mans went to lola, Monday, to visit rel
atives
, Miss Emma Paxton is over from EN-
poria visiting het parents.