Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-07-29

John Cain and daughter, Dena. left tor
Oklahoma City, Sunday, on a visit.
c. Wise and son, Harry, have been
taking in the worlds fair this week.
A. T. Holcomb and wife went over to
Paola, Tuesday, to visit friends few
days.
Frank McCuddy, of the firm of Ball &
McCuddy, LETT. Sunday. for Clinton, Ill ,
on visit.
Grandma Wing returned from Ell Dora
do Springs last Saturday, much i'm
proved in health.
Mrs. d. W. Spieman, of Topeka, came
down last Saturday, and visited over
Sunday with Mrs c. S. Coleman.
Mrs. Amer Andrews came down from
Kansas City, Tuesday, to visit her
brother, Chas. McCrum, and family.
Mrs. Frank Juleson. of Chanute, came
up the latter part of last week, to visit
Mrs. W. A. Penny and daughter Pearl.
Bruce Bell left, this morning, on his
return to Galveston, Texas, to resume
his place as book-keeper in his aunts
hotel
Misses Halle and Hilma Nichols left.
Tue sday evening, for an extedded visit
with relatives at Prescott and Pleas
anton
Mrs. Georgia Purington arrived from
Perry, Oklahoma, Sunday, on visit to
her aunt. Mrs. Jno. Garris, and her
cousins.
T. J. Hassey and daughter Florence
went to Topeka, Sunday, for visit
Mr Hassey returned home, Monday,
Florence remaining several days.
1t is reported that we'll No. I, on the
Avres farm, pear Paola is the best oiler
yet brought in on that place. and the
men interested are greatly elated.
The afternoon Missouri Pacific passen-
ger was about seven hours late, Tues
dav, owing to the burning of number
of cars of oil on the tracks at Altoona. |
Miss Mary Johnson arrived from
Xenia, Ohio, Yesterday, to visit her
uncles, Joe and Ern Stevenson, and Mrs.
Kate Hutchison and family. She will
remain several weeks.
Gus Graves went to Bald win, Wednes- |
day, in company with his sister, Nellie,
and his little daughter, Nadia, who
have been visiting here several days. He
returned in the evening.
We see by the Lecompton Sun that DIT.
Simon Hampshire lost all his office furni- |
ture and fixtures in a recent fire at Over
brook. DR.. Hamprhire is a son of E.
Hamp hire and wife, of Garrett.
Oscar Drown and Ralph Davis feel like
a pair of muley calves in turnip patch.
Their new hydraulic barber chairs and
shop fixtures have arrived, and are in
place, giving the shop an appearance
good to see.
G. w. Blackburn left for Muskogee,
Indian Territory, Yesterday, as witness
before the Dawes commission. He will
also visit his old stamping ground" at
at Nowata, and will take in other points
in the Territory.
Some of the Garrett people who at
tended ne circus at lola, Tuesday, were
Or. Schoonover, Harley Row and wife,
Miss Reulah Hills. Ed Grummel, Dean
Coleman and Nels Certain, Billie Baltic
and his brother-in law, Mr.. Brown.
When Percy Smith got back from the
worlds fair, his friends noticed that he
WAS two or three inches taller than
than when he started for st. Lonis. kbe
saws the extra height is in his neck. Bile
rubbrred" so much that it made his aRcl
longer
d o Snavely paid us visit last s. at
u,l,,. ind advanced his subscripti on
AIR Snavely says the corn IN his ne igf
,,rnood1s not very good, as o WI iolt
II .causr the rains prevented wOrkiu tn
corn until the weeds got ahead OF then
II. us.er, there are some pieces of goo
corn.
Viii i,emis received dispats h, MOI
aav evening, informing him OF the deaf
OF his step-father, c. Wertz, of Chanut
and he left on the plug to ttend ii
funeral Mrs. Bemis and her mothe
MRS. DR.. Schoonover, went down, Tue
day. MrWertz was formerly r.sidel
of Garrett.