Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-06-10
PERSONALS.

non countyfthis week.
L. H. Sublette. of St. Louis County
is here on a visit to friends.
Miss f. D. Wright, a former stu
dent is here, this week.
John Morris Of Queen City was in
town this week.
]. NJ. De France received barrel of
Eureka Water on Wednesday-at
least that's what he calls it.
"Grand ma" Pennington, living near
Milllard died on Sunday morning.
She was in her eighty-ninth year.
Miss Laura Tull of Queen City is
spending the week here among friends.
DIR. Sickles of Grcentop was IN town
to-day.
Mrs. Sallie Myres of Saulsberry is
here on visit to Mrs. NJ. A. Clark.
NJ. F. Strock came up from Brashear
Tuesday evening.
Oscar Hannah of Moberly is spend
ing the week here. He is stopping
with the family of w. 7. Baird.
Mrs. Carter. Of Queen City and
Mrs Bonner, of Keosauqua, Iowa
daughters of James Bennett are visi-
ting here and will remain two or three
weeks.
C. Dooley, of Bloomfield, Iowa, a
former student, is stopping at the N.
NJ. Hotel. He is here to take in the
commencement exercises.
W.B.Wallace, the house mover, has
been exercising his skill on the Ham
mond property. owned by Mr.. W.T..
Baird.
C. H. Murphys name appeared in
Tuesdays paper as member of the
Alumni. 1t was a mistake on our part.
We make this correction by request of
Prof, Murphy.
Miss. Ella Caskey and Miss. Ma.
haffy, of Millard, favored the Graphic
with call Friday.
Miss. Ida Eversull who has been
visiting relatives in Shelby county re
turned home Friday.
L. C. Vanhorn, Miss Dora Cook,
and Miss Nellie Vanhorn,of Knox
county are spending the week with
Mrs. G. w. Ha!lad,y.
L. J, Atterbery is back after a six
weeks sojourn at Excelsior Springs, in
Clay county. He is looking hearty
and well. which speaks volumes in ia.
vor OF the waters at Excelsior.
George 7. Williams foreman in the
office of the Lagrange Democrat spent
last Sunday here visiting his uncle S.
H. Williams of the PARCELS House.
Major Gillespie was in town this
week, and we learn his business Was to
"boom up the Macon fourth of July
celebration. That's all right, Major,
but we guess kirksville will get up
little boom of her own. Ifnot, then we
will give Macon call.
We noticed the presencs of the noted
Henry Clay Dean on our streets one
day this week
John Shibley, one of tue Morrow
township 'heavy weights was in town
Monday.
Mr.. W. p. Edmondson left Wednes-
day night to take his old position as
commercial traveller for the well
known firm of Bryan. Brown & Co., of
st. Louis.
OK. Madison returned this week
from an extensive canvassing trip for
the COMMON SCHOOL VlslroE.
Prof. c. H. Murphy of Vlsalia Cal.
one of the Normal Alumni arrived here
from the Pacific coast Monday morn.
ing.
Miss. Sallie Green and Miss Miner
va Smoot of Scotland County, are here
visiting the family Of VIM. Green, and
attending Commencement exercises.
Prof. Shannon State Superintendent |
Public. Schools. Prot. Osborn President
of the Warensburg School and Prof
Norton. President ofthe Cape Glrar.
deau School. are here.
Our old friend, S. B. Page, in compa-
ny with his brother-in-law, Henry
Smith, of Pennsylvania, gave the
GRAPHIC office a pleasant call this
week. Mr.. Smith has just returned
from Texas, where he has been So
IOurninR for several months past for
The benefit OF his health.
W. L. Grlggs, has been invited and
has accepted an invitation to be pres.
ent and address the people at Green
castle on the 4th of July. We under
stand the people of Greencastle propose
having big time. They know how to
10 such things, and will doubtless make
he present occasion eclipse all others.
Col. P. S. Whltesides, of Shelbyville,
KY, IN company with his adopted
laughter, Mamie Rogers, gave the
GRAPHIC office an interesting call Tues
lay last. The colonel left the same