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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1902
Page
5
The First State Bank conducts a general banking business. It promises careful attention to every customer, whether small or large, in all financial matters.
Central City and vicinity report several health and property updates. Mr Lankard near McCabe relapsed with typhoid fever amid conflicting condition reports. Miss Mable Hitchcock shows renewed health struggles under Garnett doctors. Ludwig family occupies Willey property with a twelve pound kingar gift. Lacy buys Rogers farm near Birchsta. Ramsay finds water, drills amid a rock twist danger. A C Hrape returns from Kansas City after pneumonia relapse. telegrams warned of potential death, but recovery followed.
From Beening News Saturday several townspeople appear in Garnett records. Geo Stiles joins Bos cow’s grocery staff while A F Hatten of Westphalia Times visits town. John Gilkey of Richmond transacts business, and trustee Simon of Monroe Township was in town. Willis Neff travels Kansas City for business, returning today. Miss Allie Wacket visits Miss Edna Craig for a few days. W D Rippy of Severance arrives to oversee county interests, Vern Coltrain returns from Lola smelter work for Garnett friends. James Bailey and son, old friends of W K Shaw, plan Garnett as future home. Mrs L M Burris of Alton Ill visits relatives then travels to Chanute. Mrs Wilson of Monmouth Ill conducts business then rents her Garnett farm west. Trustee O A Borling of Greeley, Walker township, collects road book. E H Smith of Colony area notes nephew Al Smith goes to Oklahoma. Mr & Mrs B F Taylor of Estherville Iowa arrive to visit F A Herbert. Taylor sister of Herbert had not seen him in 11 years. The marriage record of Cass County Iowa from 26 years ago lists A P Herbert with Clara J Huhen and B F Taylor with Ida Herbert. After Garnett visit, Mr and Mrs Taylor plan to visit relatives H K Herbert and family at El Dorado.
Normal school notes from Jule Bad report district 20 closure of Hellview, Betty Westlity, Myrtit Garrison. landing contract for new school house in district 7 Springfield. State Superintendent Nelson to address Nineaid area on consolidation. Anderson County Teachers meeting set at Colony with lectures by Kansas University professors. Teachers from multiple districts report for McKinley memorial event. full report to follow after districts print.
A group of local men hunted wolves on Tuesday near Lone Elm. The party observed one wolf during the expedition. C. H. Nichols sold his team in a nearby transaction the same day.
From Richmond visitors to town include Mont Ida Items Miss Mattle Kelsey and Archie Peel. A revival began at the M E chapel, two mumps cases reported, and Emma Norris has recovered enough to resume school. A steam shovel hunt and building work near the ridge, a fatal shooting accident near Gurley sale, and a funeral in Colony are noted. Kansas McKinley day observances featured a speech by F.J. Kelsey and a McKinley memorial fund. Nursing and illness updates, rabbit hunting, teacher meeting weather impact, and local drug ads close the item.
An advertisement describes a cycle of mutual worsening between a thin body and illness, claiming outside help via Scott's Emulsion. It outlines that improving digestion and enriched blood strengthens the body, enabling it to grow new flesh. It asserts the product can end reliance on medicine and displays the Trade Mark and contact details for Scott & Bowne.
Mailers uncalled at Garnett Post Office include Charles Jacob, Mrs. T. C. Wright, Earnest G. Jordan, W. R. Husted, Helen Hunt, R. L. Campbell, M. L. Cook, Wm. Coleman, P. J. Keeley, and G. Whittropp. Return to sender or inquire at the office.
Local readers are advised about oyster season urgency with a playful call to visit the harbor light and enjoy a hot stew. The item evokes seaside culture and seasonal eating habits, urging action before weather and tides change.
Elmer Sutton and Miss Kittie Han son were wed February 4 at the bride’s parents home in Siggarvale. Rev. Mathis officiated with family members and several friends in attendance. A reception followed at the bride’s home with well wishes and congratulations from guests.
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