Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1905-02-17

,ACONICS
Peter Plain he's been very sick for sew
eral DAYS.
Mrs. Metzger has been on the OK list
this week.
Mrs. Will Davis has been quite sick
with la grippe.
Lou Boscow has sold his grocery store
to Walter Hunt. and will take a rest
{. Arnoldy has been verv sick during
the past ten DAYS, with pneumonia and
ierysipelas
Chas. Brooks, OF the Michigan Cash
Shoe Store, has been having "rastle"
with the grip.
A. c. Krape has been sick for some
time, at the home of Ira Bietly in Kan
sas City, kas.
Mrs. A. p. Bowles, OF Chanute, came
up the latter part OF last week, on a WIS.,
it to Mrs, j. ". flashing
Mrs. J. Harper, jr.. OF Kansas City,
came down the first of the week, to visit
her sister, Mrs. Geo Fellows.
Mrs. Gus Erbach died in Kansas City.
Sunday morning Gus has the SYM
patty OF his many friends here
Get the habit of practising economy
by going to Curnutt Bros. to have your
umbrellas recovered and repaired
1t isn't often the thermometer registers
20 degrees below zero in Kansas, but
that's what it did last Sunday night.
Miss Dot Ayres, who has been visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. Jake Mitchell, for
some time, returned to Paola, Mon
day
c. o. Ridlon's mother, who went to
St. Louis to attend the funeral of a
brother, returned home the first of the
week
Browning Fellows, of Kansas City, is
expected, tomorrow, to spend Sunday
with his brother, George Fellows. and
family.
LYNNE Welsh came up from Chanute,
Wednesday, to take charge of the Briggs
drug store, which was purchased by ].
NJ Craig.
w l. McMurrav has purchased the
Singleton residence, one OF the finest
homes in Greeley, and will move his fam.
lily there, soon.
! AL Black and Harry Miller made bus
mess trip to Osawatomie last Friday.
On the way down, piston-rod on the
engine broke, but nobody was hurt.
, Charley Vaughn's hens are doing a
'land-of business" They laid forty
FIVE dozen eggs last week. Charley
brought them to town and sold them
for SLIPS.
! lanes Graves has sold his residence in
! Baldwin, and he and Mrs Graves and /
, Gus little daughter will return to Gar.
nett in few weeks. Their daughter,
Nellie, will remain at Baker University
Ira Bierly has been down from Kan
sas City over week, having been called
here by the sickness of his mother, near
Central City, and his mother-in-law,
Mrs. Macklin. Both women are very sick.
1t is not expected that they will recover
Mrs Maud Fuller Duesler arrived, |
Monday, from Seattle, Washington,
after an abshnce OF several weeks. She |
says her husband, n. L. Duesler, con-
templates a trip to Klondike, and
she preferred Kansas to that country, |
so she returned home. Mrs. Dueslcr
would have arrived here Saturday night, |
but she was DELAYED thirty hours or
more by blockades on the railroad. Her
train stuck in snow drift about forty |
| hphSo hOhi Lii-o'h '>SO'' ouu thS S"S,''N |
event dead" and there was no fire in |
the coaches tor several hours. Besides, |
the passengers were without food for
some time. She saws she wants no
more experiences of that kind Mr.. Dues.
Ter has purchased property in Seattle,
where they expect to make their home if
the climate proves to be benefit to Nj.
Dues lcr's health.