Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-08-26

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Mrs. Blums place, in the southeast ccr-
ner of town. and is building plant for
the manufacture OF sausage, lard and
other meat products. The frame is now
up and the building WILSON bcin shape.
The business will only be run during the
winter months. 1t is his intention to
ship most of the manufactured product
away from home. While the plant will
not be very large at first, it is of no lit
tie Importance to the city. Further
more, it is bound to grow
An effort is being made to revive the
Young Mems Christian Association OF
Garnett. We hope the efforts will he
successful. Years ago, Garnett had an
active Y. NJ. c. A., but, for some reason
it dwinded away and died. There are
many Young men in Garnett who would,
doubtless, be greatly benefited by the
association, and, in benehtting the young
men. the town would also be benefited.
The hope of the nation is in its young
men.
Persons who have rooms to rent to
students probably can be assisted in
renting them by dropping a postal card
to c. II. Oman, who wishes to make a
list of such places for reference i'll direct
ing students who are huHting rooms or
board. Please give the number OF rooms
and state whether furnished or untur
nished, or whether furnished for light
housekeeping
r r. Brown, who came here from
South Africa with his brorher-in-law,
Billie Baltic, some months ago, has pur-
chased Carriers meat market, west OF
the Bank of Commerce, and is having
the place overhanled and fitted up in
good shape Mr.. Brown has had sever
al Years experience in the business. and
will doubtless receive his share of patron
age.
Miss Dot Ayres, who has been visiting
friends here the past week, goes to Gree
lev. to-day. She and her brother Nern
and bride will go to Paola, tomorrow,
to visit their parents, X. S. Ayres and
wife. On Sunday. Mrs. Ayres and
daughters will give the bride and groom
a big dinner.
Miss Alice McMurray, who has beer
visiting her uncle, w. J. McMurrry, and
her cousins, went to Kansas City. Sat
urday to visit her uncle Charley few
DAYS From there she will go to st
Louis tor few days, and will then re
turn to her home, at st. Francisville, III
Dan Campbell and wife arrived iron
Delphos last Saturday. for visit to hi
mother and his brother Will, in Garrett
and his brother Ralph and wife, at West
phalia. Dan says crops up in his section
of the state are very good. lie is doin4
we'll with his paper, the Republican.
w. II. Hudson arrived from Pampa
Texas, the latter part OF last week, an'
will make his home with his daughter
Mrs. Hal Townsend, for the present
Hal and wife are now living on the farm
that formerly belonged to his father, il
Union township.
IL. Burke and wife arrived from Nor
man, Oklahoma, Monday, on visit t.
Mrs. Burkc's parents, ]. G. Hiatt ant
wife, and her brothers, Cliff and Mark
and their families. Their little grand
daughter, Agatha, Eds daughter cam
with them.
Hon. |. Nj. Alexander, who has beef
STAYING with his sons, Sam and Willie
on the farm, in Washington township
I for some time, returned to Manhattan
last Saturday. He says he expects t.
return to the farm in November.
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