Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-05-06
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Jerry Acuff went to leila, Sunday, to
witness the ball game, returning home
Tuesday morning
J.B. Fugate, formerly of the Newton
Journal, passed through here, Tuesday,
on bis way to Cherryvale.
Mrs. ]. f. Calvert, who has been Wis
iting her daughter Mrs Gusta Stevens,
at Parsons, returned home, Wednesday.
Chas. Hunt, o. +. Parks, Geo. Hunley
and lake Wise went to Cherryvale,
Tuesday, to look after some oil bust.
ness
Oakley Thomas, who is working on
the Ottawa Herald. went through Mon
day morning on his return to Ottawa
from lola.
Charles Cook came down from
Kansas City, Monday night, being call
ed here on account of the accident which
befel his father.
We are informed that Rolla Wagstaff
and wife have gone to California, where
Rolla has gone into the clothing bust
ness for himself.
Ed and Will Gregory came down from
Kansas CITY, Sunday. to spend the dav
with their parents. Their friend Mr.
Symcs came with them.
Jesse Carrier has improved the ap-
pearance cf his residence with new
coat of paint. Jesse is always making
some kind of improvements.
lust as we go to press, we learn that
Geo. II. Brown died last Monday night,
of pneumonia, at Bisbee, Arizona. Par
ticulars will be given next week.
o. w. WYATT and wife came down
from Kansas City. Saturday night, to
help celebrate Aunty Buchanan's birth
day and visit relatives and friends.
G. w. Rockwell and wife, OF Kansas
City drove down, Monday, and visited
Mrs. RockwelPs parents, Chas. Graham
and wife, and her brother, Charles.
Miss Grace McKitrick, who is work
ing in bank at Moran, came up, Sat
urday. to attend the funeral of her aunt
Mrs. Wilkin, returning on Tuesday.
IT. Bleakesbv, a San ia Fee brakeman
was thrown from a car here, Tuesday,
breaking an arm and spraining his back
He was sent to the Ottawa hospital.
Mrs. Ellsworth Trigg and son, Tom.
returned, Tuesday, from Ottawa, where
they have been visiting her paren A.
B.. Vincent and wife. They left for
Cedarvale. wednesday.
RIO. Bolman, of Roswell, New Mexico,
came up, Saturday morning to look
after his business interests here. From
here he went to Leavenworth on bust
ness and to visit relatives.
Geo. w. Blown. of Lincoln township.
received a telegram, Monday. informing
him Cf the serious illness of his son
George, in Bisbee. Arizona. Mr. Brown
left on the afternoon train, for Bisbee.
Wednesdays Kansas CITY Star con-
tains the news of the death of ]. w.
Lewis, of Yates Center. Deceased was
the father of Charley Lewis, who was
formerly engaged in the hardware and
furniture business in Garrett.
All diseases start in the bowels. Keep
them open or YOU will be sick. CAS-.
CARETS act like nature Keep liver
and bowels active without sickening.
gripping feeling. Six million people take
AMI recommend CASCARETS.
Add Cline left for Roswell. New Mex-
CO. Tuesday, to put in bank counter.
This counter, made by the DeWolt fac
tory, is probably the finest ever sent out
from here, the base being of McMullin
grey marble; the top, or rail, of dark
Tennessee marble ard the panels of Ital-
ian marble.
". W. Anderson, of Putnam town
ship lost his house by fire about three
weeks ago. and part OF his household |
goods were destroyed. There was $3.50 |
insurance on the house and furniture
Last SATURDAY., he came to Garnstt and |
received check for something over 5000,
Hiatt & Son.
Harry Manners came down from
Kansas CITY last Sunday. Harry had
charge of the wash-goods department
in the Bee Hive" but returned to Kan
sas City, Monday, and resigned in or
der to come back to Garnett to work.
Harry says Kansas City is no place for
the young man who has to work, if he
expects to get any pleasure out of life.
Geo. IS. Telford and family left, Tues
day, for Perry, Iowa, where they will
make their home Mr.. Telford recently
sold his farm, the "mule ranch" near
Mont Ida, to A. U. Coates, of Perry
While here, Mr.. Telford made numerous
friends. who regret to lose him and his
oood ,x,;Ea Wa hopa thew v,;iI cnncluda