Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-07-01
PERSONALS.

SEoAu.
Miss Addie Shortridge will return to
Macon City tonight.
X ]. Richey. Of Pettis township
looked in upon US yesterday.
Miss Hattie Herrick has been quite
sick but is recovering.
The gun club INDUCED in pigeon
shoot Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Stark, of LaGrange. occu-
pied the baptist pulpit on Sunday eve
ming.
!. A. Picker. recently delivered an
Grafton at the Alumni meeting of the
Iowa State University.
{. +. Vrooman. 4 prominent lawyer
OF Lancaster, was in town last Friday,
and gave US pleasant call.
Mrs. Eva Sullivan went to Quincy
Monday morning, and will spend sever
al days in that city visiting friends.
A L. Shepherd returned from Excel
sior Springs Monday morning. and Is
looking much improved in health.
f. NJ. Collins, chief engineer on the
Q, NJ: 4 P, makes his headquarters
at Haley City, at present.
Prof Baldwin is advertised to lect-
ure at Milan on Saturday; subject
Educational Interests of Missouri"
Alex Doneghy, of Doneghy Bros,
spent Sunday and Monday in St
Louis, returning Tuesday morning.
We learn that Mrs. LYDIA has resign
eG her position in the school at this place,
on account of continued i'll health. and
Miss Mollis Burton has been elected to
take her place.
Miss 10. Coop, of Quincy, is spend
ding this week in kirksville, and will
remain over the ever glorious fourth.
The yelled prophets parade on the
fourth, gives promise of being the big
gest thing ever witnessed in Kirksville.
Mr.. c. W. Chalfant, who has been
absent two or three weeks in Kansas,
returned Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs A. butcher are making
to spend some weeks at
Hot Springs, Ark. They will probably |
start Friday night.
Mr. Geo. NJ. Mcclure, struck fine
streak Of luck Monday night. There
S young daughter at his residence
since the above date.
Mrs. Shepherd and her daughter
Mss Annie spent Sunday at the Excel
ior Springs in Clay county. and re-
urned with Mr.. Shepherd, Monday.
F. P. Hall. of Edna. was in town last
Friday.
Miss Alice Gibbons, of Barry, ILL.,,
the annual commencement of
he Normal school at this place. Her
brother, Mr.. A. S. Gibbons, has been
the school for the past two
ears. Miss Gibbons returned to Him
lis last week, well pleased with her visit
md the friends she met while here.
Miss Lydia Buckley, daughter of
V. S. Bulklev came to town on a visit
0 her sister and was taken sick. So
ar she has been unable to return to
er home, but we learn to-day that she
recovering. Several of her friends
I Walnut township have been up to
lquire in regard to her health, and
hey will be glad when she is able to
eturn to their midst. Miss Bulkley is
ne of the most estimable young ladies
/ that locality, and has many friends
, sympathize with her in her illness.
Mrs. d. H. Nicewander, accompan- {
ID by her father, A. Davis, has gone !
n an extended visit to Illinois. !
Mrs. H. A. Cook is visiting friends a
Palmyra. S
Miss Lille Cornell, who has been
aching in Palmyra during the last
.ar, has returned again to this place. t
Mrs. N. A. Baylor leaves tonight for
aeon, where she will remain few d
Tvs, after which she will extend her
sit to Clinton, Henry county.
NJ. L. Clark, of Polk township. was
town Tuesday.
R. NJ. Brashear and wife, spent !,
onday night and a portion of Tues ;,
Y in Kirksville.
Henry Felker showed his smiling :.
IL hereabouts Tuesday. :.
Some of our merchants are anxious "
vacation TO rest up. This is why
~ do not advertise Just now.