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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1902
Page
5
John Vaughn and Anna Hutchison were married last evening at 8:30 with Rev. Mabon officiating. Guests arrived by 8, gifts displayed lavishly, music by the Symphony Pair, parlor in green and white, dining room in pink and white, Florence Johnson stood beside the bride, and the Evening News wishes the couple long, prosperous life and lasting happiness.
Heavy rain tested city roofs with a deluge in Cannon & Reid store room. Water damaged shelves and clothing, hats and other goods. The loss is estimated at several hundred dollars. There was no insurance on stock. Building owner listed as H. W. French.
Married Lyman Sproll of Colorado Springs and Miss Agnes Kildoo of the city in the St James Hotel parlors. Rev Chirels officiated. The couple left by the Santa Fe in the afternoon for Colorado Springs to begin their married life.
Revival services led by Rev R A Walton and Peet will start at United Presbyterian Church on Sabbath March 2 at 11 am. The weeklong schedule, noted with a ye mend, urges attendance and cooperation, asking all to keep family engagements aside to support the meetings and not fear charity capacity limits.
The Weathers of the Ameri Benevolent Society were entertained at Worcester Wall last night by District organizer Jones. A pleasant time was had. Installation of officers occurred. State Agent W B Campwil met with an accident, dislocating his ankle, and did not arrive from Ela, so the general work of affirmation did not take place.
Hedge posts for sale 600 available near E Sewatr. Contact seller for pricing and pickup details.
A long readable jumble of town life reports, travels, visits, illnesses, and small events. Names like Miss Lindday, Horace Reed, Miss Stone, Geo Moon, and Mrs Noble appear alongside mentions of church dinners, a waterworks vote, and court subpoenas. The column records people traveling, sickness updates, a marriage, real estate logistics, and local business notes in Garnett and nearby townships.
Jobbers across the western counties grow anxious over a possible tomato, pea, and other vegetable seed shortage. A poor last year’s crop has left seed supplies tight as dealers contract in advance. If crop failures recur, large houses may not fulfill all orders, affecting deliveries.
A county meeting in Anderson, Kansas adopts a resolution to issue refunding bonds. The bonds total over 8000 and will be repaid from taxes, with a sinking fund established. The action authorizes the county treasurer and clerk to sign and seal the bonds, and sets dates for delivery and redemption.
Lone Elm News items from February 1902 cover births marriages and visitors. A daughter born to KR Donavon and Wile is noted, with other births in Peattieview and Lone Elm. Local moves include Tom Moore returning to Johnson County with mules and horses, and Cleit Miller planning to locate in Lone Elm. Several residents visit relatives in Blue Mound and nearby towns, while Rev. Wilson fills an appointment. A marriage unites Clara Johnwan and Earl Chatterton at Listown with community notice. The W. R. C. of Lone Elm plans a social at the G A R hall Feb 25 with supper and music. proceeds aid comrades.
Central City reports a severe lung fever attack on Amon Brock with Miss Marble Hitchcock recovering after a possible surgical procedure. Garnest McRoberts visits from distance, T C Hudson returns from Topeka as a People's party delegate, and J D Stevens praises his youngest son. A stock loss prompts speculation on eating corn fodder as a cause. Miss Zilla Hudson visits her grandmother Mrs D P Lingo. Otly Shafer moves to a nearby property once held by Me Sears. Reverend King delivers Christian sermons in Glenlock, and the W C T U plans a March meeting with a church fundraiser set for March 26 at W A Guge’s residence.
Mrs B D Parks returns home Sunday after several weeks visiting in Nebraska. G W Gunn made a business trip to Westphalia Saturday. Ruiner notes John Beahm has enlisted. Bere Syberts has been on the wick Kat for a few days. M B Ryans and wife were in Garnett Wednesday. O F Neal's new house adds beauty to the neighborhood. Miss Emma Morris's school closes Friday with Mrs Thompson taking control of both rooms and continuing the school.
The Garnett post office reports letters for Tink Hobeys Frank Jennings Abbie McIntyre SE Ridlon Isaae W. Garner J. F. Bartel and J. H. Toad remain as called for. W S Buants P M
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