Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-05-13
FERsoNALs.

T. - T. EeeCn started Tor Toledo, OH
with his family on Tuesday morning.
I. B. he Witt, of Subleste was /,
town yesterday.
Captain Toler Of Greentop was
town day or two this week.
VIM. Hart Of Clay was in tow
Monday.
]. ]. Spencer returned Wednesda
from trip to St. Louis.
DR.. S. L. Ellis and wife of Wilson
were in town Thursday.
]. T. fade of Crawford was in Tues
day and gave US a substantial cal
John Bell ST. of Olive Hill droppe,
in on us Tuesday.
DIR. Hopkins, of Brashear, made fly
ing trip to this place Tuesday last.
Miss Anna Markev returned Wednes
day from visit to Glenwood.
Charley Richter has gone to Salin,
county this week.
Asbery Gardner who has been ava,
for several years has again returned t.
kirksville to stay.
John Campbell and Charley Malone
OF Wilson, We're around shaking hands
among their friends here Tuesday last
Judge John Shibly of Shibly's point
was smiling around upon our streets
yesterday.
Captain L. B. Maltby was rushing
around upon our streets in his impet.
uous manner on Monday last.
!. r. Kirk an old Normal student
who has had charge for some years OF
the public schools in Bethany, is here
among us again.
c. L. Thrasher, of Brashear, was up
and dropped in on us few minutes on
Thursday last.
Miss Ada Mitchell spent few days
this week among friends IN Queen
City.
Geo. F. Williams. deputy Z. S. mar
shall went to st. Louis Monday night
on business
John Rowlison. of Clay township,
spent Sunday in Kirksville. We learn
that Nj. Rowlison is kept busy with
building contracts.
IRA ELLIOTT having sufficiently re.
covered to travel has gene to Cadmus,
Kansas. with the hope that the change
of location might prove beneficial
The family of W. ]. Ashlock, who
have been visiting at Milan, have
again returned home. and Wills face
looks the brighter for it.
Miss Lou Miller and Miss Carrie
Perrin of Queen City came down to
take in the declamatory contest last
Saturday.
Mrs E. NJ. Collins and her mother
Mrs. Mcdonald left on Monday last
|or few months sojourn in Pennsyl-
Tania. Mr.. Collins accompanied them
as far as Cleveland.
Mrs. IsabellFrietley of Greentop was
Down on Saturday last and gave the
GRAPHIC Office pleasant business
call.
George Smith. of Ohio. after travel
ng over large portion of this state
With his family IN search of home
makes choice of Adair county and has
ettled down IN this place. We wei
ome them.
Will. Rich is back from his flying
rip to Colorado. We have heard of no
lew mining discoveries made by the
[irksville party while there. We pre-
ume the balance of the party will be
Iropping in at irregular intervals.
John Hartung and Bob Gilstrap
had little misunderstanding
N the street Saturday evening which
nded in blows. Nobody seriously
Adam Gonnermann one of Knox
ountys substantial citizens, returned
lst Tuesday from a trip to Iowa. He
avs the people Of Iowa may sheer at
lissouri all they like if it does them
ny good. but that Missouri is better
ountry than Iowa.
Miss Nettie Willard took the prize
t the declamatory contest at the Nor
lal on Saturday evening" There were
ight contestants. Miss Mamie Sharpe
eing compelled to withdraw on ac-
cunt of a severe cold and hoarseness
Iiss Fisher stood second on the list Of
onteStants. The rain prevented many
rom attending. but a fair audience
vas out, nevertheless. The contest
,as quite spirited one and reflected
rodit on ali the participants.
W. c. Glaize, out buggy-riding with
lady Sunday afternoon had quite an
xcitlng episode. While driving in
he outskirts Of town near the base
all grounds. one of the swingle-trees
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