Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-04-29

Rev Mabon went To Ottawa, this
morning
Rev. Moore transacted business II
Humboldt. Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Mahan came down FROM
! Kansas City, wednesday night, To visit
| friends.
Mrs A. Brown went to Emporia
| Thursday, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Freeman.
Will Campbell went to Ottawa, this
morning, to take charge of the freight
traffic at that place
c. X. Elston and wife, of ToneanoNie.
who have been visiting IL |. Dcdr rick and
wife, returned home this morning
Mrs l. H. Cannon is receiving this AT.
ternoon and evening, complimentary To
her daughter, Mrs I ". Wilmington.
George Lawrlin and wife have new
boarder in the person of handsome
baby girl. DR.. kirkpatrick in attendance
Mrs. NJ. Wilkin, who has been visit
ing relat, yes here and in Missouri during
tn. past winter. is very sick at the home
OF Mrs. Mckitrick
Mr. Paul Morton, second vice-prcsident
and general traffic manager OF the Santa
Ft, will be here on Nav 18th, to confer
with our merchants.
Elmer Hutchinson and Claron Davis
went to Lawrence, this n:orning, tn look
through the university This is High
Scnool dav at *. L. and all depart ments
are open to visitors.
Mrs. Ella Miller and Mrs Thomson
Cook. of Canon City, Colo, arrived last
night, to be with their mother, Mrs.
wilkin, who is seriously sick.
MIR. and Mrs. c. 7. Hiatt went to
Scipio, wednesday, to attend the closin :,
exercises of their son Georges schoos
Miss Patti accompanied them.
All diseases start in the bowels. Keep
them open or YOU will be sick. CAS-
CARPETS act like nature. Keep liver
and bowels active without sickenng,
gripping feeling. Six million people take
AMI recommend CASCARETS.
+. A Herbert is in receipt of letter
from his son Ira, who lives at Los An
gelcs. Cal, informing him of his (lra's)
marriage on Wednesday of last week
The bride was Miss Emma Portncr
The AGITAToR wishes the happy young
couple analloyed happiness and prosper
ity.
The 2Sth anniversary of the organic
alton OF the |. o o. H. was celebrated
at La Harpe/ Tuesday. Those attend
ing from here were; County Treasurer
Simoms and son, Chas Simons, ". o.
Knight, IL |. Dedrick, ID. N. Simmons,
Claire l.iucoln, LATE Jones, W. {. Gallo
way, o. G. Long, F. A. Herbert, ". II.
Manners, Lou Riley and John Vaughn.
Uncle Samuel Mcclellan came in from
the lakewood neighborhood last Friday,
with his daughter Mrs. Eliza Perry,
her daughter, Edna, and Mrs. Theodore
Perry Saturday was Mrs. Will Perry's
birl hday and they came i'll to celebrate
the occasion, bringing with them big
baked turkey. Uncle Sam remained over
sunday. This was his first visit to
Garnett in year, and he did not forget to
pay the AGITATOR a visit.
The advertisement of Mat q. Glass
appears in this week issue OF the AGI-
laipN, piiSiihSSs oOiiN 'NNSi'Nhl poi Se''hS
i'll books, stationery, musical goods, etc.
Our readers will only be doing them
selves justice to patronize merchants
who advertise in our columns, as they
will not only receive the benefit of their
own ability to see ii bargain, but,
through our eXacting care that nothing
except what is reliable gets within our
columns, they will be insured against
sho,ldy goods
Billy Baltic, accompanied by his
moi her. his wife and child, his brother
in-law +. T. Brown, his wife and child
rem, arrived here, Tuesday morning,
from Pietermartzburg, Natal, South
Africa. and expect to make this their
; home. Shortly after the death of Viii
| liam Baillie TOR BOSS" Baltic, as he was
iamiiiarly called, ten years ago, Billy
and his mother went to South Africa,
where they had relatives. Billy saws the
Boer war left that country in bad shape,
and nobody who hasn't a trade has any
business there, Common laborers must
compete with Cinnamon and Kaflrs,
who work for fifty cents day. Garnett
welcomes Mrs Baltic and her son, as
well as the other members of the family.
The others, BY the way are natives OF