Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1905-05-19

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another vesterdav-we did not learn the
subject. From lola Mrs. Moore goes
to Ohio, to spend the summer with rela
tives on a farm. Rev. Moore goes with
her as far as Kansas City.
| Little Miss Reba Martin very pleas
antly entertained eighteen little girls at
her home, Friday aftern ION from to 6
| in honor OF her ninth birthday. Merr,
games were enjoyed for some time by
the guests, and aiterward, dainty re
freshments were served. Miss Reba re
ceived manv nice birthday gifts from
her friends.
Harry Calvert, who is employed in
the State hospital at Osawatomie, has
been enjoying his spring vacation, re
turning to his post this morning lie
came up from Greeley. Saturday. and
visited his father, !. E. Calvert, over
Sunday. He paid US a pleasant visit
Monday morning.
Dean and Harry Coleman will make q
trip east in a few days, visiting Niagara
Falls and other important points. This
will be great trip for the BOYS, and
they will appreciate it. Both are wide
wake boys, and they will "sure get
their eyes full and their heads full OF
knowledge.
Robt. Mclaughlin and wife came
down from Kansas City, Sunday, to
visit his mother, Mrs. Mary McLaugh-
lin, Sam'l Crum and family and other
relatives. Bobert retui ned home, Mon
dav, Mrs Mclaughlin remaining for a
few days visit.
Glenn Ohmes and Miss Tillie Peine, of
Greeley, were united in marriage by Rev
Father lump, at the Catholic church in
Greeley, Tuesday morning. A reception
was given at night, which was attended
by a number of Garrett people,
DR.. Cation, OF Welda, paid, us pleas.
ant visit. Tuesday evening. The Doc
tor is interested in the Welda and Lone
Elm telephone line, and he was looking
after the prospect of connecting this line
with the Garnett system.
Mrs. c. H. Nichols, of Lone Elm, paid
US a pleasant visit, Yesterday. Mr..
Nichols came to town with her, and
took the train here for Wilder, where he
will visit his daughter two or three
weeks.
Mrs. Edgelv, a cousin OF Mrs. l.. H..
Gordon, deceased. arrived here from
New Hampshire the first of the week.
and will spend portion of the summer
at the home of Judge Cor Ion.
N. |. Paul was up from Welda town
ship. Monday, transacting business,
and paid us a neighborlv visit. He saws
prospects in his neighborhood were never
better, and the farmers are feeling good.
Will Whitney came down from Salina,
Sunday, to visit his wife and children,
who ATE staying at Major McCartney's.
He also visited his grandmother. Mrs.
Groll, and other relatives.
Frank Hills and wife visited Leaven-
worth this week-he as a delegate to
the K. of P. grand lodge and she as
delegate to the grand lodge OF the
Rathbone Sisters.
Mrs. Marie Richarrs arrived from
Lindsay, Ohio, Wednesday night, on
visit to her parents, ] b. Thornton and
wife, her brothers and sister. Mrs. Ern
Stevenson.
Cliff Hiatt was down from Lawrence
over Sunday. He has sold his clothing
business here to !. N. Smith. who will
occupy the same Office which Mr.. Hiatt
occupied.
A. T. Holcomh and wife went to Io'a.
Tues lay, to attend the district conven-
ton of the Christian church Mrs. Hol
comb read paper on Missionary
Work."
The farmers with whom we have talked
say that good deal Of corn is being re-
planted, but, on the whole, corn 10, ks
well. and tn. prospect is fine
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Miss Maude May has returned from
the Territory, and will keep house for
Rev Moore during Mrs Moore's abb
sence til is summer