Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-08-19
PERSONAL GRAPHIcS.

w MOHudy nlxnt.
B. F. Lamkin leaves Thursday ev
j. ening for New York on business.
Rev. Vim. Brown, of Brashear, spen
= Monday in Huntsville.
+. w. Englehart and wife of Saltriver
were in town yesterday.
Jesse Griggsby Of Ivie 4 Griggsby,a
Cookville was in town Yesterday.
Miss Mary White of Shibley's Point
paid Kirksville a visit Tuesday last.
Mrs. J. S. Baker. returned Tuesday
from visit to friends in Linn county
, Miss Lottie Spencer returned Wed.
nesday from an extended visit to the
east.
We noticed Ruff. Cavet and A. H.
Latham on our streets one day this
week.
Theo. Miller sold to John Morgan his
residence property. on the same street
for $50.
Miss Mary Mason, who has been
quite i'll, is recovering, and will soon
be out again.
John SHIRLEY, Jr.. Of Morrow, was
smiling around among friends here on
Wednesday last.
John Campbell, one Of Wilson town.
ships substantial citizens, was on our
streets Friday.
Prof. J.W. Baldwin, principal of the
colored public schools, is back from
his summer vacation.
Miss A. O. Under, died at the resi-
dence OF her mother in this place on
last Friday, aged IA years.
DR.. A. S. Pierce went north Monday
on business connected with the Medi.
cal and Surgical lnfrmary.
Mrs. Watson, of this city went to
Kansas City, Tuesday, to visit the FAM
lily of her son. Mr.. ]. E. Watson
]. H. Novinger who has been visit
ing in Pennsylvania for some weeks
will be at home again next week.
Mr.. j. NJ. DsFrance, arrived home
from Eureka Springs Wednesday morn
ing looking quite well.
Mrs. NJ. E. Smith, of Ironton, Mo-,
mother of W. ]. Smith, of this place,
will in future reside with her son.
Mrs. A. H. Under of Liberty town.
ship, left Tuesday evening for Kansas
to visit her children located in that
state.
Alfred NJ. Smith has returned from
the Springs, where he has been
for rest and health. He got back
Sunday.
j. l.. Fisher returned few days :
since with his daughter. Mrs. Gray,
rom Clifton Hill who will visit here
Tor some time.
Mrs. J. L. Kelly. of Moberly, left for
Ter home on Tuesday last, alter
pleasant visit to Mrs. George Cooper,
If this place.
The friends of Miss Lille Cornell will 81
De glad to learn that she has position p
in the public schools of Upton. Iowa, d
Is principal of the primary department. h
We learn that H. NJ. Stahl, of W
ireencastle, has gone to Ackley, Iowa, el
With his family, in company with Hen fc
Y Felker, where they will engage in a
business. b
Mrs. Foster, mother OF our accomlno-
ating RAILROAD agent, Mr.. W. E. Foster
tarted to Kansas last Friday to visit
er daughter at Ya'es Center. W
John G. Guy of Saltriver was in town al
Wednesday and gave us a call. He re
avs he has twenty-five acres of corn &C
hat will average sixty-fve bushels of III
D t he acre. &C
Mr. Robert Mcclellan, formerly in OF
usiness at this place, and now resi-
ent of Carthage, has been IN town this
eek. He is looking well.
The ladies ofthe first Baptist church Ill
this place, will give sociable and bl
wn party on Thursday evening, at lo'
leir church. All are invited. A good fai
me may be expected. so
Miles Terry, son of Ira Terry, of X
Mo-, was drowned in Da
ota, on Friday OF last week. His body ~
as recovered and sent home to his -.
ma
arents. The funeral takes place to- ms
~. Ba
Judge Gregg, of Wilson was in town sch
is week. He says his early corn sig
II run from forty to fifty bushels to cas-
the acre, though the late corn will SUI
short; probably twenty or twenty
'e bushels per acre.
Mr.. A. l. Doneghy, Of this place, and
C Dnnephv of | aPlata. started east peN