Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-08-10
FERsoNAIs

4 Dr. MErroRD, of Floyd's Creek, spent
"Wednesday in kirksYille.
Miss LULA SHARPE has returned from
Sweet Springs and Marshall
| Mss Err,E CgESsnAw is hcme from :
very pleasant scjourn at Forest Springs.
| WV. PRESrIss and W. Smith, of Wal
nut township were on our streets Fridsy last
A YOUNG brother of Mr.. Chappell. OF
tile Democrat, is visiting Krksv,lle this
! week.
4. E. DAVIS who has been visiting
friends at LaPlata, returned home on Tues.
day evening.
MIS-. FRANK BAIRD started 10 Ohio,
Monday morning. Her husband accompa-
MED her as far As ST. Louis.
Nh A. E. kEsNEpY left Huntsville for
kidder, No. last week. He will teach at the
latter place during the coming school year.
". I. BAIRD returned from his Ken
tucky trip on Friday last. He visited the
crea, exposition at Louisville before starting
home.
Mn J. NJ. ArrEEnERRr. of this city,
left last week on business trip TO north
western Texas. He expects to be a5sent sew
z. al months
Miss LILLE CORNELL went to Casey
vile, Macon County on Monday to visit m
Mas. GuirE and her daughter Mrs
Emma Parker returned f. ON ST. Paul Min
nesota last Saturday.
GEO. exert, and W E. Foster. our
efficient railroad agent. start this morning for
New York city. They 20 via Nia-a-: falls.
PROF. D. SHErocK, for the past two
years residen. of Minneapolis, Minnesota,
is spending few days in kirksviile, visiting
relatives and renewing old friendships.
LAST WEEK we got a personal item
mixed up little. Ii was & R. Huston who |
called THIS week D. P. Huston dropped in
SO We were only 4 week wrong after all
OS MONDAY Mr.. F. S. NoRrHEup and
started 10 California. Mr.. North
rup goes in search Of better health and his
daughter Miss Flora 10 take charge of i
school.
Mrs. L. E FUERow returned last
week from visit to friends in Illinois. Her
niece, Mss Mary Meyrs i expected home
this week, having stopped At Memphis to
visit friends for few days in that place.
Nh. FRANK GlpBs called TO see US one
day this week and showed Us some sample
stalks of timothy which measured 66 inches
in length-or five feet and half. lie reports
a splendid hay crop with 1 fair prospect for
corn.
Nh and MRs. WN HIATT. of this place.
ard DR. c. D. Henry and sister, of Milan, in
END starting to-day to attend the Spirtualist
at C inton, Iowa. They go by
liver from Quincy. and expect IL be absent
week or ten days.
Nh JACK Fowler had narrow es-
ape from i serious acciden. at New Baden
N saturday. His horse lacked into the "a
7inc spillin- Mr. Fowler and tie young lady
HIM IN very disagreeabic as
we'll as dangerous manner. The worst dam
age, luckily, wa broken shaft.
Nh. and Mrs. \. i. BAYLOR we're at
Lake Minnetonka on the %. We judge they
ire having fine tim from the following
ard: To-day Harlan, the celebrated oars
nan, made his three mile race and came out
winner for the purse OF 5000. Twenty
thousand people were here from all parts of
he United States. There are trains every
fifteen minutes from st. Paul and Minucapo
is. l find an Overcoa- very comfortable, and
he air fresh and bracins. Visited Fl. Smell
ne and Minnehaha falls yesterday. Il was
lgLt well worth seeing. At Minneapolis l
aw the largest mills and the finest water
power IN the world"
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