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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1901
Page
5
Santa Fe excursions offer low round trip rates to Buffalo and San Francisco with sale windows in July and June and deadlines by late August and May. Agent S Coleman of Garnett Kansas handles inquiries and pricing details for each destination.
Lone Elm residents and guests are mentioned in weekly notices. Names include Ferguson Jr returning to Newal New Mexico, the Leineback residence improvements, and many visits to relatives and neighbors across nearby towns. Fishing trips, baptisms south of Kincaid, and school events are noted along with movements of McDowell, Lockwood, Alexander, and Reeve families through the week.
An illegible ad touts Bromo-quinine tablets as a cure for facial conditions and mentions Rocky Mountain Tea. It urges readers to ask their druggist and hints at a Red Light location, with no verifiable medical claims or credible sourcing.
WE'VE MOVED. We have removed war stock of Books, Musical Guitars, Stationery, School Supplies and News Stand from the popotic Hulking to the south side near J. B. Hutchison & Co.'s hardware store. It will be known as the City Hook and Music Store with W D Watt worth as partner. We feature Harwood guitars and mandolins and promise cheap prices for quality goods. Remember our news stand is joined with the heat magazines and periodicals of the day. Respectfully, C B Glass & Soxs
Rev LB Pulliam will preach to the graduating class next Sabbath at 11 o'clock. Services at the Opera House mark the closing program. Annual promotion exercises of the grades in their rooms. Commencement Monday May 27 at 7 p.m. Seats on sale Friday May 24 at 9 a.m. City Book Store.
Starting May 20 the K N SD depot will close and all business must move to the K A depot at foot of Oak street. Trains of KN D will arrive and depart from the Oak Street depot. RG Wixe is the agent.
The Normal institute will convene at the East side school building Monday June 1. Examination July 1 and 2. Jous B Cox Co Supt.
G A Lewis Mrs Clara Landis Maurice Smith spent Sunday in Lawrence R 8 Bell visited Olathe on a short trip Mrs R L Adams went to Colony Priday visit Mrs T B Stevens went to Topeka on Monday Judge Hamilton building a neat veranda Miss Rudy Berry visited Baldwin to see her brother Bert Ben Hydorn visited Saturday and prepaid subscription W F Fallis attended Sunday school convention at Topeka Carl Smith returned from the Far West Kansas seems to suit him Ars 8 P Nevens visited Parsons relatives and friends Mark Andrews went to Topeka to resume duties at the asylum Mrs Alexander went to Topeka to attend Sunday school convention Mrs W S Hancock of Topeka visited her brother C W Josephs and wife O J Adams can ride again after sickness Doctors Schoonover and Milligan removed a cancer from Mrs Dat Lare’s left side county commissioners in session Transfating court house business Ira Metagar visited Pleasant Hill Fixmer and wife Westphalia visited their daughter Mrs P Hy Cayot Chas Bay Mont Ida went to Lawrence as delegate to the Fraternal association DeWolf’s furniture factory sent church furniture to Pauls Valley Indian Territory Tillson Hiatt Topeka returned home Two Singer sewing machines for sale or trade for stock inquire of Mrs I L Ward J T Highley and children visited Paola Prank Cayot and Lee Cayot from Westphalia visited P Hl Cayot and wife Noah Myers returned to Garnett from McPherson bachelor quarters D E Baker Jim Baker and Miss Ada McCollum visited Iola
A county commissioner may back a plan to appoint an ex county official to supervise courthouse construction. The notice asserts such work requires an expert and warns an unqualified choice could invite a “drop” in concern. Also reports civic visits, parsonage sales, and local movements among Greeley and Garnett residents with multiple names and small town events.
California exhibit cars from Santa Clara will reach Garnett on the 21st fvet and stay two days. The display shows fruits and vegetables from the coast with a giant elephant shark captured near Monterey. J C Humphrey of Wellington helped capture the Bali. Miss Nettie Moore, born 1862 in Anderson county, died last Sunday of stomach trouble. funeral Monday.
D W Ramsay sold hogs near his own feed in Kansas City on Tuesday and the market topped. Jingo Higgins issued a marriage license to Dr John Stark Wetter and Miss Grave Danley of Reeder township. Charley Paxton and family visited relatives from Richward Mo. Rev Chaveh joined Geo A Nickelson and Miss Eva Bedwards in marriage. Harry Manners attended the funeral of his aunt Nettie Moore. Will Knight makes notable improvements on Third avenue. Tee Cream at the Red Light.
Notice to Mary Prances Newton and Anna L H Newton heirs of William Newton, deceased, that guardian Mary Frances Newton petitions in Anderson County probate court to sell undivided one half interest for maintenance and waste prevention. Hearing set May 18 1907 at 10 o clock at the county seat.
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