Kansas agitator., 1904-11-04

ACONICS
Will Calvert went to Withita, Tues
dav, to visit friends.
A daughter was born to X o. Boil
man and wife, Sunday.
Mat Glass visited friends in Ottawa
the fore part of the week.
las. Wilson was up from Humboldt
over Sunday, with his family.
|. W. Lawellin. OF Jackson township,
paid us a welcome visit last Saturday.
Mrs. Bessie McCrea Smith and children
leave, tomorrow, on their return TO
Omaha.
Mrs. |, H. Setwart ca me down from
Kansas City. to-day, to visit her mother,
Mrs. Mary McLaugh lin. and her sister,
Mrs. S. Crum.
Mrs. s. Dnrall, who has been down
from Kansas City, visiting her sister
Miss Lindsey, and many old'tinie friends
returned home, Tuesday.
Miss Nav Hollorne of Ottawa, at
tended the Halloween party here last
Friday night. She was the guest OF
Miss Gertrude Moloney.
I. II. Ashwoud and wife, who moved
to Illinois several wears ago, celebrated
their Golden wedding, Nov lst Several
Garrett friends received invitations.
The hrst quarterly conference OF the
United Brethren church, is in session,
and will continue until Sunday night.
Elder Moore, of Ft. Scott, is pre- iding.
Mrs. Bruins became very sick again
the first of the week, and was taken
back to the home of her daughter Mrs.
Carl human. 1t is feared that she can
not recover.
The boys and girls had lively time.
Halloween. EVERYTHING that was
was taken from its place.
Little damage was done-they Just had
a good time.
Mrs. Nj. Wyatt and her son and
daughter arrived from Wellington, We'd
nesdav, and will make Garnett their
home. They occupy the Graves cottage
on Second avenue.
W. H. Hudson, of Union township,
paid us a visit this morning. He lately
returned from trip to Pittsburg and
towns. Hc says there are
lots OF Socialists down there.
Mrs. A. T. Holcomb received a tele
era m from Joplin, Mo yesterday morn
ing. stating that her sister Mrs a. M
Garrison, was very sick. Mrs. Holcomb
eft lor Joplin on the noon train, to take
,are of her sister
7. Wright, of Lincoln township,
went to Kansas City the latter part of
asst week, with a shipment of stock for
Toe NcGinnis. While there. he visited
Ira Bierly and family. He saws Roy
Bierlv is now at work in the Missouri
Pacific freight office.
c. F. Hutchings, the next congress
nan from the Second district, was down
rom Kansas City, Monday, shaking
hands and getting acquainted with his
future constituents. He was ascompa
Med by Jake Shepard, of Ft. Scott, one
of the best LAWYERS and all-around good
ellows in the state.
The plumbers of Garnctt are rushed
to death. They probably make "big
but they deserve it. Every iel-
low thinks his Job ought to be attended
to first, and the plumber gets 'cusscd"
if he doesn't get around when he is ex
pected 1t must take heap of patience,
grit and grace to be plumber
We are reliably informed that, before
many months, Garnett will have a brick
plant. There is talk OF other factories,
among them glass factory, which we
hope will soon materialize. The com
mercial club should get hump on itself
and 90 after industrial institutions that
will employ men and make business
Mrs Claude Campbell, OF Lincoln
township died OF consumption in Colo.
RADIO last Sunday. She was taken to
Colorado some months ago. hoping to
benefit her health, but she gradually
grew worse until death relieved her,
The BODY was taken to Missouri tor
burial. The sorrowing family have the
sympathy of large circle offriends
Some people will kick like mule when
1t comes TO pay out a dollar for thei
home paper. This means an outlay OF
less than two cents a week to encourage
an industry that does more to develope
the country and bull! up your town
than anv other enterprise YOU can intro
ducc. The farmers as well as the mer-
chants should support the home paper,
and wnen they fail to do so, thev turn
down the best friend they have Wheat
on Exponent.
The members of the Womans Mission
ary Society gave quarterly ,ea. Tues
day afternoon at home of Mrs Dr