Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-04-01

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CARETS act like nature. Keep liver
and bowels active without a sickening
gripping feeling. Six million people take
AMI recommend CASCARETS.
Mrs. Hutchinson, who was so badly
burned the latter part OF, February, at
her home in Orchard Park addition, died
on Thursday of last week The funera
service was held at 8 o'clock, Thu rsday
evening, and the body was taken to Fon
tana for burial. Rev Conner conducted
the funeral service.
X c. Talley and family have moved to
| Hickman's Mills, Mo-, about twelve
miles southeast of Kansas City, where
Mr.. Talley has rented farm. The fam,
| lily fave lived in Anderson county many
years, and they have many friends here
We can i'll afford to lose them, but we
wish them unbounded success in Their
new home.
Harry Jones, of Greeley, paid us a
pleasant visit, Tuesday. He came up
from FL Paso, Texas, Monday, having
taken his wife there for few weeks ow.
ing to the unsettled condition of the
weather in Colorado. Harry is build
ing a railroad Y. M. c. A. building at
| Horace Greeley county, a thriving rail-
road town on the Missouri Pacific rail-
road.
Sheriff Wycoff took George Schwaub
10 the federal prison at Fort Leavcn-
woi TIL, Monday. Schwaub had enlisted
in the Second Missouri artillery at
Springfield. Mo-, and deserted from the
Preside, in California, about two
months ago. He came and was work
ing for Mark Thompson, south of town.
when he was discovered and placed un-
der arrest.
n. Morris. manager of the creamery,
informs us that he is now churning. and
is prepared to furnish the public with
butter. No cnurning has been done at
the Garrett creamery for a year or two,
which made 1t necessary to ship the
cream to Kansas CITY, and then ship
the butter back to Garnett. We are
glad to know that Mr. Morris has start
ed the church again.
Avery desirable opportunity OF secur-
ing permanent agency is offered by the
}odenheimer Coffee &, Tea Co.. OF st
Louis. They wish to secure the service.
IT reliable person, either lady or gentle
man, to sell their Cof1ees, Teas. Specs,
ETC.. to the family trade. They pay a
cash commission and give premiums with
all sules. For full particulars, address,
Bodenheimer Coffee & Tea Co., St Louis
Mo. IL
We are in receipt OF the Catalogue of
the d. Landreth Seed Company, Bristol,
Pennsylvania. The Landreths were the
and TOR one hundred and twenty Q20)
years have been most extensive produc-
,rs of seeds upon their own farms, now
aggregating two thousand (20O) acres.
Their seeds have reputation for quail
ity second to none. Catalogue and price
list mailed upon application.
Charley Newton and his mother came
in from Wichita the latter part of last
week. The first of this week, Charley
left for Yarmouth, Iowa, to help his
brother George in the store. Mrs New
ton will spend the summer with Ter
daughter, Mrs. Nettie Hopkins, near
Mont Ida. Charley says his brother
Zoe is carrying on a bushes as contractor
and builder at Wichita, and is doing
well.
p. X. Lesh, OF the Mont Ida neighbor-
hood, has built fine new house on his
farm, and is now having it plumbed
He will have hot and cold water in near
" every room in the house. He is also
putting in furnace. 1t will be in every
wav an up-to-date residence except in
the matter of light. He NAV take a no.
ton to pipe natural gas from Garnett
metropolitan airs for sure.
We know that spring is here at last;
that winters back is broke; not bv the
hair upon the COW, nor by the risin
smoke tor there's sign that's always
sure, for that we always wait; when
Gregorv's got his "mnnie" sein and
Lacy's diggin' bait
Keep on your heavy under.duds; don't
she'd your wooden socks. You can't tell
by the ducks and geese that travel north
in hocks. Just keep the blankets on the
bed; their amt no sure signs; wait till
Gregory got his minnie sein and Lacy's
diggin bait.
ne TlDle IL lOuSC uSIu All oiti luSuicu
ed ''spellin' skule" last Tuesday evening
at the Workmen hall, which occasioned
much jollity among the old and sedate
members. The evenings entertainment
was begun by musical and oratorical
program. and ended in a spelling match,
which was instigated by the least side"
of the hall members challenging their
"west side" brothers and sisters to spell;
whereat, the 'west-siders' proceeded to
fall into line and wallop the day-lights
out of the challengers, so to speak.
Mrs. Whitehead won the prize, which
was beautiful plate. John Hollings-
head got the "booby" prize.
And now the ice.cream soda man be-
gins to scrub and clean; smile upon
his countcnance, a placid look, serene,
plays on his physiognomv; his thoughts
are of the time when it's hot enough for
cold drinks, for he's going TO charge a
dime. In happy days now mast and
gone, when round the soda fount we
gathered on the evenings hot to spend
our bank account, the beverage was
sparkling, cold, with ice cream 1t was
thick, and when we went to pay the
man, he only asked mick But thirgs
have changed since those old davs when
lite was one sweet dream, when your
girl ted Won taffy and YOU fed her ice