Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1905-04-14

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Vernon Archer assisted by b. F, and
Jerry Acufi and J. c. Wise, has finished
invoicing the Acutf stock of clothing,
and Mr. Archer is now in full control
and ready for business. Jerry Acuff will
remain with MIR. Archer. for the present,
at least. Jerry is fully conversant with
the clothing business, and is a popular
Young man.
Mrs Myrtle Britton, of Fit. Scott,
who has been visiting her parents, B. A
Gehr and vile, at Greeley, received a
telegram. Monday, stating that her
sister-in-aw at Uniontown, Bourbon
county, was lying at the point of death
and she took the r.. n & D. train here
on her way to the bedside OF the sick
woman.
Link Cunningham aud family expect
to leave, Monday, on an overland trip
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counties, for the purpose of looking up
new location, having sold their farm
to man by the name of Reeves, from
Illinois. Link says he has built house
on wheels, and is fixed to travel in com
fort.
Vernon J. Rose, who has host ofiriends
in and about Garnet. has been appointed
chief OF police OF Kansas City. Kansas.
Judging from what we know OF him, he
will make the evil.docrs of that place
hide out MIR. Rose now has a chance
to put into practice some of the things
he has been preaching.
!. T. Bailey went to Kansas City last
Saturday, after his son Avery, who has
beer working there some time. but who
is now suffering from rheumatism. MIR.
Bailey returned home with Avery, Tues
day morning, The young man is suffer-
ing great deal, but is improving.
Clarence Walker is down from Kansas
City. visiting his mother, Mrs Sarah
Walker, and his sister, Mrs. Ada Bow
man. Clarence has been spending few
weeks at Excelsior Springs, as his health
is not very good. A good long visit at
Garnett will straighten him out.
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and {. T. Kllse, of CIar;nda. Iowa.
came down from Topeka, Sunday, and
visited couple OF days with their bro
ther. d E. klise. and wife. They had
been visiting brother in Topeka.
J. NJ. Collins had bills printed at this
office advertising two fine jacks and a
stallion, which will make the season at
Welda on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday of each week. and the remainder
of the week at his place, five miles south
of Garrett.
Thos. Bowles is now preparing to
make some alterations and impi owe.
Inents in his house. He says he and |
Mrs. Bowles expect to ALWAYS make |
3arnett their home, and will return |
here as soon as possible.
Judge 2. l.. Eaton was down from
Gardner, Sunday Ed is sure. enough
udge, now He was elected police Judge
1t Gardner last week. He's liable To be
a district Judge some day if he keeps on
climbing
Rev. NJ. Moore went to LeRoy, Tues
lay. to attend the State Ministerial
institute OF the Christian church. Rev.
Dr.. Jenkins, of Kentucky, was present
1T the meeting. and delivered several
ectures
Sherm Hanuum came over from Paola,
sunday, to visit his parents. tie says
>lyde Green has gone on the road again
this time for the X. c. Baking Powder
,ompony. He will only sell to jobbers
We learn that Washington D. Latimer,
of this city, died in Chicago
asst Sunday. He was brother of Wal
er Latiucr. and studied law in Colonel
ohnson's office.
The Presbvtcrians had a house.clean
ng at the church, Tuesday. Scrubbing
vas done and carpets put down, and
he house was put in readiness for serv-
res.
Seventeenth Anniversary.
The seventeenth anniversary OF the
ounding of the Congregational church
# Garrett was celebrated last Monday H.;
light. There was good attendance
cc-cream cake and coffee were served. i
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