Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-08-12

Wiue acquaintance, ana, Dy an hOnOr
able, upright life, gathered about him
large circle Of warm friends. He was
highly respected by all who knew him
In his death the community suffers a Sc
! we're loss.
Those who attended the ice cream So
| cial at the Spring Branch school-house
enjoyed both ice-cream and music The
entertainment and refreshments were in
charge of Misses Jennie Wildman and
Myrtle Jackson. Japane lantrens were
hung at intervals over the lawn and
about the tables on which were beauti-
full bouquets There were lawn chairs
and all were made comfortable. Miss
Belle Smith had one OF her graphophones
inside the house and entertained the mu.
81: lovers during the carly part of the
evening. Later, MIR. l.antry delighted
mis- hearers with several Instrumental sc
lections, on the lawn. Fully one hundred
people were IN attendance. The enter
! tainment was given for the benefit of
an aged couple in that neigoborhood.
| Much credit is due the Misses Wildman
and Jackson on the financial and social
success of the evening.
| Mrs. ID. L. Kisses childcen are all ex-
pected to be at home next Sunday Two
daughters, Mrs. Fanny Yakely and
Mrs Matte Woodward, OF Nebraska,
have been acre several DAYS. Manic
| Tidrow and wife will be down from
Lawrence. Mid Tidrow and Mrs. Beck.
with will be here from Kansas City
| lake Tiderow, who has been in the reg
ular army Tor three years, and lately
STATIONED in California, will also he
here Mrs West. who lives here, will be
present 1t will be happy family re-
union.
Ivor Thomas and wife have moved in
| to their handsome new cottage. Eli
Long and family will move into the
!. ID. Stevens property, Just vacated by
lNtr HUiudS SHitS' ipi'phS anu ie''hiN
| will move into the house where Eli Long
now lives. Frank Myers and wife moved
into the smaller Mungo Young house.
Mrs. AL Black left for Ohio. Tuesday
morning, Tor a visit of three or four
weeks and to attend a family reunion
She stop ped at ST. Louis to see the fair.
Miss Susie Dellingcr and her brother Rue
and Miss Bruce accompanied Mrs Black
to St Louis
A Garrett man came home the other
morning just as the cuckoo clock in the
hall was striking 3, and he had to stand
at the foot of the stairs and cuckoo
eight times more to make his wife be-
lieve it was only eleven.
ey. |. +. McMasters, an old friend of
County Clerk Calvert, was in the CITY,
Monday, and the two enjoyed the visit
exceedingly well, as they had not met
for many years. Rev. McMastcrs is now
located at SOlOnV
One of our readers hands in the plan
of going to the circus whish has the old
plan of selling the cook stove beaten to
pulp He saws to buy sack of flour
on time and sell it tor cash.
VS. Falls is the owner of an automo-
bile, which he purchased in Kansas City
last week. Falls isn't bride-wise yet,
but he is making very fair progress. and
will be all right soon.
Mrs. Ada Rogers Huber and children,
who have been visiting her mother, Mrs.
DR.. Rogers, and her sister, Mrs. Hunt,
and family, left, Monday, on their re-
turn to Chicago.
Miss Daisy McCrea and Mrs. Bessie
Smith and children arrived from Omaha
last Sunday, on visit to their parents,
B. G. McCrea and wife. They will re-
main several weeks.
The company which leased A. Lawell.
ms farm began prospecting tor mineral
| last Monday. A shaft is being sunk in
search of lead or zinc. or both. Here's
hopin' the company will strike it rich.
Rev |. w. Wilson, of TT. Scott, will
preach funeral sermon next Sunday. at
| II a. m, in memory of Mrs. Nora Viii
| liams, who died some weeks ago. The
service will be held in the A. M. L. church.
+. M. Fenton met with a painful acct
dent, Wednesday. While working at
Farrow's feed yard, atwo bv-four scant-
ling fell, striking him on the head and
inhicting scalp wound. DR.. Scott
sewed up the wound, and "Ioc" will
soon be as good as new.
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