Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1905-03-31


/: Prof. Whitehead, who has been quit
sick for several DAYS, is convalescent.
K. G. Merrick and wife. of Topeka
spent Sunday with Mrs. J. H. Vaughn.
Claron Davis and earle Champe visi
ted Kantas City, NJ onday. on business
daughter was born to Ed DYER ant
wifi, Tuesday; Dir. Schoouover attend
ing
Miss Jennie Earnest returned from
Paola, Monday, after weeks visi
with Miss Dot Ayers.
Rev. Bernard Kelly was chosen as pre-
siding elder of this district at the Meth
odist conference last week.
] Jas. A. Bell. who has been visiting hi.
daughter, Mrs. Geo. K Page, at Laredo
Texas, returned home the first OF tho
week.
Mrs. J. H. Kennedy claims to have
made and eaten the first pie-plant pie Of
the season. Wednesday. March is pretty
early for pie-plant pie.
Rev. X. H. Sparks and wife, of Otta
wa, stopped here on their way home
from the Methodist conference. and visi
ted All Black and wife few days.
Mrs. H. S. Sargent, OF Chicago, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs, F.
j. Melvin, at Glenlock, has gone to
Humboldt, to visit her son Charley
The Garrett kids" went down to
Colony last Saturday, and played a
game with the Colony baseball nine,
detea ting them, the score being 8 to 6.
Miss Bonnie Coleman entertained the
members of the Eighth grade Literature
club, Saturday afternoon. Ice.cream,
cake and other refreshments were served.
A box social will he given at the
WYATT (Fair ground) school house this
friday evening. the proceeds to he de-
voted to the purchase Of organ for
the school
Mrs II. NJ Ellis and II D. Nichols
have been enjoying a visit from Mrs
Lydia Bopes and daughter, of Rock
Island, Ill.,, and Mrs. Amanda Lewis, of
Prescott, Kas
The Mems Club, next Monday night.
will discuss the new application Of the
Monroe Doctrine 1t is timely subject.
and no doubt the discussion will be
very interesting.
When ". F. Cornev was in, Monday,
lie informed us that crop prospects are
good for this time OF year, and
he feels confident that the farmers will
raise good crop this season.
The body of Mrs Susan Miller, who
died at Richmond last Saturday, was
buried in the Mont Ida cemetery, Mon.
dav afternoon. Deceased was the
mother of Mrs Frank Person and Mrs. |
Levi Ottman,
Special meetings are being held in Cos
pei Hall every evening Except Satur-
day. A. B. miller, of GLASGOW, Scot. !
and. has been addressing the meetings |
is cordially invited to at
lend these meetings.
The Evening News says: "Claron
Davis and Carrie Champe took Il short
Zip to Kansas City. Monday" The
'oys say it is just as far to Kansas City
low as it ever was, and. therefore, this
rip was no shorter than former trips.
The Missouri Pacific elevator at Otta.
va was DESTROYED by fire. Tuesday
morning. As there was n severe storm,
With much lightning, it is supposed thai
ne elevator was struck By lightning.
large amount OF grain was destroyed.
Mrs. W. r. Hollingshead, as treas.
Irer of the Home Missionary Society OF
he NJ. f. church. attended the confer.
nee at lola last week. She was the only
member from Garnett who attended the
ntire session. Mrs. c. W. DeWolf and
drs. W. K, Shaw went down Saturday
An item last week said the city fire de-
artmcnt has two nobby new ''horse"
wagons. 1t should have SAID HosB
vagons. In fact there's ITO place on the
wagons TO hitch horses. The wagons
vill be drawn .y the Ere laddies or
itched behind other wagons. Aside
rom that one mistake, the item was all