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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1897
Page
5
An offer announces free novels from publishers, with 16 splendid titles available. The first subscribers to sign up with a dollar annual subscription will receive a book, while supplies last. Don’t delay or risk missing out.
Dr G B McCrellan known as Diamond Dick is now located at the Com lage Hotel where his numerous patients will find him ready to attend to their wants. Office hours as usual.
The 3 year old son of Mr and Mrs A Kauffman of 1810 Stewart Ave Chelsea outside Ravens City Kas died last night from hydrophobia after a dog bite three weeks earlier in front of George Thomas home. Doctors say wound treated but poison entered blood. death followed severe spasms and thirst. Damages sought total 5000 dollars as the case proceeds to district court.
A varied column reports A W Byerly shipping hogs on Tuesday B Babcock sending hay Wednesday FP Ewing ill this week Sammy Alexander of Weldal in town Frances Moore and wife of Gardner visiting relatives Alf Love and mother moved to U Sinclair's Brinkley farm contracted rent. gospel lectures by Robinson in Ottawa and an illustrated sermon Sunday. Wedding of Miss Coda Olmetead to Alexander Lowe in Miami county noted. T C McDowell visited an old army comrade. Mrs Franz Swearinger with relatives. Electric Bitters praised for female complaints and general health claims with local drugstore ads. notice of Rachel Wilson estate appointment as executor in Anderson County Kansas.
Ryeva Post notes the death of Comrade Isaac Cullison January 14, 1807 and his burial January 16 at Garnett cemetery. They praise his soldierly bravery civic loyalty and family devotion and request minutes carry the resolution with a decently inscribed copy for the Cullison family.
A big wolf hunt is planned for Wemenday in Washington Township with a line from the northeast corner near the iron bridge by the Luse Jarn. The route runs south to Crescent schoolhouse area, then west two miles, north to the old Donthett farm, east along the township line to the starting bridge. Officers: Sol Borrer, Henry Startit, Cal Johnann, Joe Seber. Hunters urged to bring dogs and shotguns. rifles not allowed.
Historic rail timetable notes transfer points at Ottawa Kansas City and Winfield for connections to Chicago St Louis and Frisco routes. Trains 208 and 204 offer Pullman palace sleepers and free chain cars. Monroe Biking Powder advertised for sale by grocers.
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