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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1903
Page
5
A light sketch of social observations attributed to Will Carleton Champe notes that money drives progress and influence, while hesitation causes delays. The column blends wry humor with pointed remarks on wealth and action.
A disjointed note reports a alleged deal by a Kansas City street railway to close routes between Kansas City Kansas and nearby areas. The text mocks fare costs and reflects on youth and aging as a frail plan unfolds into a questionable proposition.
A jumbled mix of quips and anecdotes features Rubber Myron, A Waterman, and a rambling, satirical set of maxims. The text shifts from social commentary to bizarre math puzzles about Ann and Mary, interlaced with musings on youth, clothing, and resilience, concluding with a fleeting note on Dewey fe Dewey.
Local gossip notes Postmaster Bevis out again following a month of illness. Various small-town movements include residents traveling to Sterling Colorado, Kansas City, and Omaha for visits, funerals, and social events. Multiple arrivals and departures mark weekly activity in Norman area society.
Melissa J Hunley of this city and Thomas C Eaton of Hanson Alabama were married by Rev Riley at First Baptist Church Monday at seven. The ceremony was witnessed by friends as the Rebekah lodge attended. The couple traveled to Ottawa for a wedding dinner with Mia Beatty and family then to Kansas City and St. Louis before settling at Havana Illinois. Mrs Eaton is from a Garnet area family with deep local ties and well wishers expect a long, happy marriage.
At the Congregational Church next year the sermon will be “The Ministry of Reconciliation.” The evening topic is “Home, Sweet Home.” All are invited to attend both services.
Goon Job Printing advertises affordable pricing and quick turnaround for printing needs. Emphasizes value with clear pricing and prompt service for businesses and individuals seeking reliable print work.
Miss Sarah J. Thompson formerly of Garnett died at the Asth Inst at the home of her brother in law Rev James Crawford in Bartlett Neosho County. Her remains were moved to Louwburg Miall County beside her niece. She was a longtime Garnett resident and admired for her devout Christian life and quiet neighborly conduct. One niece Mrs Nena Crawford Oxhorne aided in her final hours. The Adjutator extends heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved.
Three popular piano pieces debut from Lyon and Healy of Chicago. Story of the Flowers wins praise for refined harmonies and artistry. On the Boulevard and The Eagles March are lively titles drawing buyers through dealers or direct orders from Lyon and Healy at 199 Wabash Ave, Chicago.
The Searchlight club met last Thursday with Mrs Earnest. Mrs Moore received praise for a concise Story of the Niebelungers Lied and Mrs Grime offered a vivid Home Life Among the Germans. Mother Hunney planned a Picture of an American Home but the group preferred real American Rome. Mr Tarnest’s coffee doughnuts and pumpkin pie enhanced the meeting, noted for its cordial atmosphere. Mrs Cram will host November 12, marking another prottyax day added to the club’s history.
Jno Porter purchased a farm near Boyard while two loads of miso uei bick ory nuts were in town for sale on Monday. Autumn days bring busy farmers preparing for winter. Local folks, including Reeve, Kulp, and Sarver, are mentioned with barn work and visits. Temperance lectures, church protracted meetings, and a funeral in Lone Elm are noted. Several residents report illnesses and family visits as autumn colors fade and preparations for winter begin.
Bell, a longtime Garnett businessman, died Sunday about 2 a.m. in Jackson township after a period of illness. Funeral Wednesday at the family home was conducted by Rev. Moore and Rev. Mahon, with burial at Scipio cemetery per his request. He leaves a wife, two daughters Bessie and Maria, and four sons Abel Frank Lake and Bruce. The Actrator extends heartfelt sympathy to the family.
A. F. Whitney left for his old home after a telegram said his mother was dangerously ill. Joe Stevens returned from Town after several months. he likes Iowa but recalls a frost that ruined late corn in Kansas. Mrs Grobengelser of Aliveville died peacefully last Friday and was buried Sunday. L. Youngworth plans an eight room residence in Maple Grove, a welcome town improvement. Rural mail route tampering by children prompts warnings to parents to enforce mail safety. Peter Weimer, 70, shot at Slagle near LeRoy over farm matters. the child died. Weimer was bound over on first degree murder and held in Burlington jail.
Fragmentary OCR notes list Dr J R Scott surgeon and eye specialist with references to optics, glasses, and a residence over a business location. Incomplete text mentions substandard items and unclear street details.
Riley Mitchell attended the funeral of her brother in law Wm Lunas in Sedan after his death from appendicitis. Ed Shcock injured two fingers while haying in Chan Denton’s crib. drilling resumed at the well now about 626 feet deep. Missouri Pacific work train joined local crews. T M Dickerson injured a toe when a tie fell. In LeRoy, Peter Weimer shot a baying dog owned by Mrs Slagle during a dispute over a $5 wash bill. the baby died instantly and Weimer, 70, was jailed.
In October, the prettiest month in Kansas, Mark Cretcher speaks of autumn’s vivid foliage, blue jays, clear water, and calm nights. The season stirs sportsmen and farmers alike with thoughts of field, marsh, and stream and harvest abundance.
A man believed to be Joseph Henry was found dead near the Missouri Pacific line beside the Recae farm northeast of Greeley last Sunday morning. He was a wire coat-hanger peddler who had visited Garnett days earlier. Likely fell onto the track while attempting to steal a ride. he was cut in two by a passing train. Franklin County authorities transported the body to Ottawa for burial.
Trustees seek a trustworthy Indiana gentleman to manage a well established house in this county and adjoining area. Offer sends $20,000 in cash tonight plus weekly expense money, paid by check from headquarters. Permanent position with advance expenses. Apply Director Manager 010 Monon Bldg Chicago It
Santa Fe excursions offered to Ohio and New York with daily sales through September 30. Return limit October 31. One fare plus $2 for round trip. C S Coleman, agent.
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