Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-06-24

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Joe Carey transacted business Kansas
CITY, Wednesday.
Quincy McAfee went to Wichita, We'd
nesday, on business.
Miss Hazel Kirkpatrick will teach IN
the Greeley schools the coming year.
w. G. Cress was in from Central City,
Wednesday, and paid us short visit.
Miss Hattie Wadley went to Topeka
Saturday, to visit her brother Tip
and wife.
Mrs. Chas. D. Hunt went to Ottawa
last Saturday, and visited over Sunday
with relatives
Misses Ada Campbell and Bertha Tush
came over from Osawatmie, Saturday,
to visit thicr parents
Another oil well was brought in on the
Avres farm, near Paola, Tuesday, IL is
said to be an excellent well.
Glenn Thompson arrived from Pueblo
last Saturday, on visit to his parents
=. thompson and wife.
lake Barndt and Will Tush went to I
Cherryvalc Wednesday, to put in
pumping outfit Tor the Gaenett OIL Il Gas
company.
Rev. Church ana wife left, yesterday,
for a visit with relatives in Indiana, in
tending to see the worlds fair on the
way there.
If YOU want to see something fine-up
to date-just take look at the fixtures
in Walter Hunts grocery He has also
mad the room re-papered.
Mrs. Frances Mills, who has been
down from Kansas City several weeks,
visiting her daughter, Mrs. NO. Knight,
returned home last Saturday
VIM. Mathews and Miss Inez Knight
were united in marriage Tuesday evening,
by Rev. Shaffer, of Ottawa, at the home
of VIM Knight, in Monroe township.
Judge Slicer issued marriage license,
Monday, to Peter j. Miller, OF Usage
county and Miss Mary E. Leil, of Greeley.
The marriage took place at Greeley Tues
day.
Toe Brooks, engineer at the Garnett
mills, moved his household goods up {
from Greeley the latter part OF last week,
and he and his family are now fixtures
OF this city.
Rev Moore and wife have both been on
the sick list for several days, but both
are about again. Rev. Moore will be able
to fill his pulpit at the Christian church
next Sunday.
Mrs. Pearl Refer of Pittsburg, who
has been up for some time, visiting her
mother, Mrs. Ellen Prick, and her
brother Robert and wife, returned home
last Saturday,
Ed Morcy formerly of this city was
in town last Saturday, shaking hands
with old friends Ed is now in the en-
nlov of the National Drill and Manu-
featuring Company, at Chanute
Miss Elsie Spindler came down from
Kansas City last Friday. on visit to
her parents, Wesley Spindlcr and wife,
and her brother George and family,
in Union township. She returned to
Kansas City, yesterday.
Jesse II Hampshire will preach in the .
l.. b. church at Garrett, Sunday even
ing. Tune &c. All OF his friends are cor
daily invited to be present, especially /
his schoolmates and young friends.
Subject: "What Think Ye of Christi
/. Wright was up from Lincoln
township, Tuesday tie said lightning
struck his barn several days ago, but
did little damage. A ycarlng heifer in
peu some fifty yards away was Killed
d, There v.crc several cows in the lot, but
The heller was the only one killed.
Charlie Roach was in town few
hours last Saturdav,-on his way home
from Gas CITY He and his family now
live at Altoona Wilson county, and
Charley saws he is dong well. He has
t.d several contracts of plastering. and
has plertv more in view He recently
completed the plastering OF bank at
Peredict Altoona is an oil and gas
town. and Charley saws the town is on
The boom Some splendid business
houses have been built lately and Others
are in course of construction. Bv the
way, Charley ishaving siege OF whoop-