Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-07-15
Lone Elm Items
Mrs. Anna Sarver is ilnproy

Mrs.Anna Sarver is improving slowly.
Roe Shields children are sick with
fever
Mrs Kate Cornell drove to Colony,
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. E. Miller returned home from Wis.,
ting relatives, this week.
n. Roe, wife and little daughter Wis
tied at their farm, Sunday.
Our thresher boys are fitting up their
M achines, ready to 60 to work.
The Reeve block has been frightened
up with a coat of new paint, recently.
Harry Hunter was up to Garrett the
first of the week to see his sister, Elsie.
The Liztown baseball boys will play
with the Lone Elm boys Sunday, at Lone
Elm. Gate fee ten cents.
Frank Smith and family, of Gallia,
visited Mrs. Smiths parents, G. w. Gin
hey and wife, last Saturday.
Messers. Sinclair and Roe shippek two
cars of hogs to Kansas City last week.
The stock was bought of NJ Carrier.
Miss Maggie Kelsey came down from
Garnet last Friday evening, to visit
home folks, and has been detained from
returning by the ra ms.
o. H. Lewis and wife expect to GO to
carlton this week, to visit Mrs. Katie
Mcbride. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcbride have
rented hotel at carlton.
NJ. Carrier and wife went to Garrett,
Saturday, to see the latter's sister, Miss
Elsie Hunter. who was worse Mr.. Car
rier and wife returned Tuesday.
Rev. w. S. Wilson, of CARLYLE, preached,
Sunday evening. at the Pres byterian
church. Rev. Wilson was formerly pas
tor at Lone Elm. He preached at Kin.
caid. Sunday morning.
Miss Lille Newlove, of Marvsyille, o..
is the guest of friends, Jno. Mitchell ard
wife, this week She stopped off at st.
Louis on the way. Miss Newlove will
visit other friends in Kansas, and will
visit the worlds fair again on her return
home.
All available teams are busy hauling
the derrick and casing etc, to the loca-
ton of the next well, on |. K. Reeves
farm, few miles south of Lone Elm.
The well on the Kilbourn farm was shot
last week, but the supply of oil is>not in
paying quantities.
A. l.. Childs was in tr om Sugar Valley
last Saturday. Asked about crops in
his neighborhood, he said there is some
excellent corn in that vicinity; that the
prospect now is better than it was last
wear. He said that while there are some
fields that are wecdv, the most of the
fields are clean, considering the great
amount of rain we have had.
r. S Avres and family moved to Pa
ola this week, Mrs. Ayres and little Bob |
going on Wednesday, and MIR. Ayres and !
daughters. Dot and Bertha, going yes
terday. Garnett will miss this estima
BILE family They have lived here so long
that they seemed an inseparable part of
the CITY, ard the place ey have made
vacant will be hard to hill We wish
them success in their their Rew home, but
nope they will conclude to return to
Garnctt to live.
Speaking of rural telephone reminds
us that when A. l. Childs was in from
Sugar Valley, Saturday, he said that the
farmers of that section are organizing a
telephone company, and they expect to
make connection with the Garnett tele-
phone company. The Central City Tel
ephone Company will also connect with
Garnctt before long. This will be OF
great advantage to the farmers as well
as the people of Garnett. 1t is only a
matter of few years when the tanners
all over the county will be able to talk
with each other and with the people of
[ he various towns over the telephone.
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