Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-04-22

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Paul Kirk is reported oulne sick.
Mr.. Brink has been dangerously sick
the past few DAYS.
Hon. N. l.. Bowman transacted iegal
business in lola. Monday.
Billy Baillie is expected to arrive from
South lea in few days.
Miss Jennie Earnest returned from
Princeton. H., Tuesday night
Miss Mamie Davies has been sight see
ing in Italy the past few weeks.
Geo. ". ller made business trip to
Kansas City the first OF the week.
Fred Ball left for Clinton, ILL.,, last
Friday, To visit his family few DAYS
The infant daughter of Don Bolman
and wife died this morning, at CLOCK
We learn that Mrs. Fred Hampstead
ia very sick, at her home in Kansas CITY.
Mrs. DIR. Means came up from Erie to
attend the funeral Of her mother. mrs. J.
I. Cook.
Ed. Murdock sold piano to lola
parties, Tuesday. and shipped the IN
sirnnent, yesterday
Mrs.R.W. Galley left for Guthrie, Okla
ho,na, Wednesday morning. to see that
new grandson at Arthur Whitney's
George Williams came down from
Kansas City last Friday, to visit his
mother. who is sick with typhoid lever.
August Wustefeld, of Greeley, visited
Humboldt the fore part OF the week,
looking after business and visiting
friends.
On account of the war we are getting
.our last order of those Japanese me
china dishes Call soon 1t YOU want
any at Aiss Belle Smiths
IohuA. Rankin and family are prepar-
iny~-to move to Okls homa, and Will
leave in a few days. John has pur'
chased a farm near Guthrie.
Miss Ruby Vallette went to kincaid.
Yesterday, where she will visit Mr.. anu
mrs. Chas. Wilmington dav before re-
turning to her home in Cotieyvillc.
INV. Puilam and wife, of Lyons.
Rice county, attended the Wilmington
cannon wedding. Wednesday. They
are old friends of the Cannon family.
uol.ney returned. Wednesday night,
from three. weeks visit to his old home,
in Washington, Iowa He says he had
The time of his life while he was gone
We are informed that Mrs. Mary Ann
Orwig. widow of the late A. 6. OrwIg,
who once lived near the poor'farm,
died. March LIST at her home in Oregon.
Miss Belle Smith received news this
week stating that her sister Maggie
who RECENTLY returned to Egypt as
missionary, is quite sick and in nos
pital. -
Aaron Defenbaugh. a brother-in-law
of Aaron Beissel, of this city. dropped
dead, Wednesday. of heart failure. at
his home, five miles southeast OF Vest
.Dhalia.
Street Commissioner Ratclitf has been
using the street -scraper to good adyan'
taQe the past few days, scraplng on the
high places and making the ctreets
smooth.
How it must gall Jim Parsley to
see Gregory and Lacy gong hshing anu
he not able ) go along. itwiil De some
time before Jim will be able to hoid a
fish pole.
We ask our readers to patronize the
FIRMS who advertise in these columns
They want your trade. or they wouldn t
ask for it. More than that, they Will
treat you well.
The body OF MIS-. Catherine Fisher
who died suddenly at the home OF her
daughter, mrs. c. S. Coleman, on Thurs
day of last week, was taken to More
head Tor burial.
Horace Reed and wife and son came il
from Newton to attend the Wilmington
cannon wedding. MIR. Rec dsays com
Dany has been organized at Newton tt
prospect Tor gas and oil.
Word was received mere, Sunday morn
ing. that Riley Spriggs had died at tn
home of his brother, Scott, in West
nnalia. Riley was an old-time Garnet
bow. and ne had many friends here.
Tom Dovle, whom Oklahoma Demo
, cats are booming for congress. is iol
merly.of Kansas man. His parents sti
y. on farm in what is known as tn
Irish settlement" between Garnet
and neutrality-suspicious. Dispatch
MRS. l.. T. Cook died last Sunday ever
Inc. after lingering illness. The fune
81 took place Tuesday morning
from the United PRESBYTERIAN churcl
Rev.Mabon officiating. Deceased leav,
a husband, three sons and two daug
ters to mourn her death.