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

Mrs. Gregg. who has been quite sick
is recovering.
Mrs. Will Her vert to Olathe, Wednes-
dav morning to visit relatives lew
days
F. A. Quipple, of Colony, annonn:e s
himself a Republican candidate Tor
sheriff.
Mrs Mary A. Champe went to Gree.
lev, Yesterday. to visit Late Champe and
family.
Ethel Scott attended the closing exer-
cises OF George HATS school, at Sr'pio'
Wednesday.
Inhn A. Rankin, wife and son went TO
Hue Mound Saturday, and spent Sun
dav with relatives.
Fred Hall returned from Clinton. III ,
the first of the week, ACCOMPANIED by
his wife and little sen.
|. VI. WYATT. of the firm of Wyatt Il
Barrett. went to wellington, Tuesday,
visit his family a few DAYS
W. q. kincaid came down from Mt.
Washington. Mo-. Monday. to visit his
family. returning Wednesday morning
The DeWoit furniture factory is at
work on it's worlds fair job. and it will
soon be ready for shipment to st. Louis
Will Wassmer is Just recovering from
an attack of lung fever, He had quite
tusslt with the disease, but he came out
first best.
S.A Baird. of Mineral Point, came in,
Saturday. to attend the Prohibition CON
venti IN, and remained over Sunday with
or. Gregory.
Misses Hazel Kirkpatrick and Edith
Glass " ent to Scipio, Wednesday morn
ing, to attend the closing exercises OF
( George HATS school.
\ W. l. McMurray went to Kansas City.
{Wednrsd, ~. From Kansas City he
went to ST Louis, to witness the open
ing of the worlds fair.
On account of the war we are getting
our last order of those Japanese hne
china dishes Call soon if YOU want
any at Miss Belle Smiths.
Mrs Orelia Seiss and daughter, Carrie.
went to Olathe. Wednesday morning.
move TO Olathe in the near future.
The Mems club held their annual cleo
ton, Monday night. Rev. Moore was
elected president, A. ]. Smitn, vice'pres
dent, and ]. Mark Hiatt, secretary.
The Triple Tie lodge had big time,
\ Tuesday night. at their lodge room.
I, The serving of ice.cream and other deli
cacies was a most ENJOYABLE feature OF
the evening.
Mrs. VIM. Turnbow and child. OF
Wilberton, |. T., have been visiting
! Judge Harder and daughter, Bertha. and
Mr.. Heffner and daughter, Mrs. Dale
X HUFF, couple of weeks.
I Park keenev came uD from Humboldt,
Sunday, tn visit his family, and, owing
J TO th3 high waters caused by Sundays
heavyrain. he was unable to return un-
able to return until Tuesday
Mrs Ada Bowman spent the first OF
the week visiting her sister, Mrs. W. 5.
Hesp, at Nelda. returning home Tuesday.
,She was accompanied bv her daughter
Beth, who has been attending school at
./Welda.
NJ. h. Cleveland. OF Sugar Valley, and
Rev. Conner and o Is. Adams, Of Gar
nett, attended Prrsbytery at Fort Scott
last week. Mr.. Cleveland also took
run over 10 Lamar, Mo, to visit relat
ives day or two.
Frank aud Rudolph Nesbit went to
Colony. SATURDAY., to visit friends and
relatives and attend the commencement
exercises OF the Colony school, which
took place Monday evening The boys
returned home. Tuesday.
DR.. Benton, the dentist, and family
have returned from Kansas City, and
have again taken up their residence here
The Doctor has just finished POSTCARD
uate course, and has opened up an Office
In the Kirk block We gladly welcome
this family hack to Garrett
Ellsworth Trigg come up from Cedar
vale, SATURDAY. night, to visit his family
aud make arrangements to move down
there. Ellsworth says Cedarva'e is
lively town nf 1900 people; that there's
It's Of business tram acted in! all lines
ID the printing business is especially
.od.