Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-09-18
PERSONALS.
It'll" Smith hada pleasant birthday


TIL Smith hada pleasant birthday
party Saturday night.
w. 2. Edmonston has accepted po-
Siiion in the mammoth st. LOUIS store
of VIM. Barr & Co, and will make st.
Louis his home for the present.
Mrs A. L. Shepherd and her daush-
ter, Miss Annie Shepherd, have return
ed from their summer visit to relations
and friends in Ohio. We learn that
they had an extremely pleasant trip.
Mrs. White. Of Iowa, is visiting the
family of Mr. T. j. Tate in this place
She is a neice of Mrs. Tate.
Young Mr. Rcllison and Mr.. W. W.
Reynolds, of Clay township, returned
from a summers trip to Minnesota
this week.
Mr.. J. d. Miller lefs Sunday evening
for Kansas. He Will take in the Kan
sas state lair before his return.
Dir. John Bagg returned from Col
orado Thursday morning. He has been
spending the summer at and about
Maysville. He left on our table a bot
lie Of Canon City natural soda water.
Miss Mary A. Rankin, of this place.
is at Pennington, Iowa, teaching, this
season. Miss Rankin, desiring all the
home news, takes the Graphic.
Mr. W. B. Piper, of Bolton, 'Harri-
son county, is visiting friends IN this
place. Mr.. Piper was formerly resi-
dent of this county.
Hon. 4. L. Gibbs, of Wilson town
ship. was in town Saturday. attending
a meeting of the officers Of the fair
ASSOCIATION. He tells US he will have
some specially fine lambs and
calves on exhibition.
Dir. T. 4. Morrow. of saltriyer town
ship, starts this week FOR a trip to
southern Kansas.
Mr. Ira G.. Harlan has recently visit
ed the southwest part ofthis state. He
expects TO feed cattle in Barton county
the coming winter.
Mrs. L. A. Turner, of Quincy. has
been visiting friends in this place re-
Gently.
Mr.. wm. Hart, of Clay township, is
around once more, after quite lengthy
illness. We saw him IN town this
week.
z. B. Brewington who has spent the
summer in the mountains Of Colorado,
seeking for the precious metals, return
ed home Monday He says he has
been showed on every day this summer.
Quite a contrast to our heated term OF a
few weeks past.
Mr. Alfred Story, of Clay township,
was il town Tuesday.
Lieut.. P. VI. Travis will start to join
his company in Montana in few days.
hrs. lydia Bentley, of Lexington,
ILL.,, mother of Rev. J. J. Bentley, OF
this place, is visiting him.
We learn that W. F. Fletcher has
been substituted on the greenbaok
ticket for Mr.. Shoop. candidate for
Judge.
DR.. r. H. Browne was delegate to
the state convention this week.
D. NJ. Draper attended the repubE-
can state convention as delegate this
week.
\. II. Latham, of Walnut township.
started on a visit to Ohio this week.
He was also a delegate to the St.
Louis republican convention.
H. f. Milan was also In attendance
at the state convention.
We regret to hear that Miss Sadie
Hart is sick from an attack of typhoid
fever.
Prof. Barnard's Missouri Teacher
is out for this month. Unluckily our
copy was too badly blurred for eSami-
nation.
We note by our exchanges that
Miss Emma Gmpe Of this place has
been appointed to take charge of the
musical department of the La Belle
High school. We learn that the school
opens in October. Miss Guipe VIII also
continue her classes in this place,
her position not requiring her whole
time at La Belle.
hirkSville Public Schools.