Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-09-14
PERSONALS.

day.
Nix. and Mrs. w. L. foster and
daughter. Miss Ada. Of Quincy, spent Sunday,
aud portion ofihe pre-ent week visiting kirks-
Vile friends. They ~erc guests OF Mrs. Frank
IIgcnfriix. Nr. foster Is the engineer Of the
Quincy and Kirksvilic passenger engine.
Mrs. w. Nj. Davis and daughter OF
this place returned last FRIDAY evening after
a weeks visit in Wilson Township.
Mr.. w. NJ. DAVIS who has been en-
gagged in the lumber business has accepted a
position in a grocery store. We wish him
success.
Miss MINNIE WILSON has retuI ned
from her visit to Trenton, Princctown and
other points in Westcr Missouri.
Miss ALLIE LINK and Miss Chambless
have returned from their visit 20 friends in
Canton and report delightfully."- good" time
while there.
Mr.. !. R. HALLER and his two
daughters have moved to town ard will sp nj
the winter.
DIR. G. A COHEN and Mr.. !. r.
Musick expect to go to New York next week
Mr.. Music goes on literary business. Ir.
Cohen will remnin the. during the winter to
attend Il postgraduate course in medicine
and surgery.
Mrs. c. E. LEIGH went to Quincy
yesterday morning.
Mr.. AL. HOLMES is erecting a resi-
dcncc for himself, near the railroad. north
Of the square.
Mr.. FRANK BEsTMAN. who has been
an employc of the Democrat for several
years, started for Jefferson City on Monday
night. to take situation in job office at in
creased wages. We wish him success. Frank
is good boy.
Mr.. WAYNE McINrosH returned
| this week after several months absence in
northwestern Texas. He reports drouill as
prevailing down there.
Mr.. G.. w. DENNIsToN and family.
of Willard, start this week for quite AZ ex-
tensvr tour through the east. They will
visit the cYpOsitions ut Louisville and Cincin-
natl and also visit Pittsburg on their way to
TOmpkins, New York. The GRAPHIC wishes
them an enjoyable trip.
Mr.. S. Jonas returned last week
from the east.
Miss Mira Durham, of Suble:tc. IA
vored us with call yesterday.
MR. and Mrs. O. B. MILLIKEN, of
Walnut township. were in town Monday and
Mr.. VI. remembered the GRAPHIC substail-
italy.
Mr.. l.. B. MALTBY returned Satur-
day evening from quite an extensive trip
through Southern Kansas.
Our old-time friend, Mr.. Hugh
Powell, of Macon county former student
of the Normal has been in town this week
arranging house keeping affairs for his wife's
,,lothcr, who will reside here the present
Normal year.
SHERIFF SHAFER was out on Sugar
Creek Wednesday of this week.
Mr.. ]. H. KINNEAR went to Quincy
Monday on business.
FRANZ BAIRD started Tuesday night
for Columbus, Ohio. He will be absent ten
days and take in the Louisville Exposition
before returning.
REV. G.. w. SHARP returned this
week from Charlton county where he has
been attending very successful series of
meetings. There were some forty additions
to the church.
Mr.. W. J. CHAMBLEss left this week
for Mstshal in Saline county, to take his Pc
sition as teacher in tie public schools of that
city.
Mrs. BIEDsoE went to Monroe coun.
ty this week to visit Miss Allie Wood ana
Miss Mintic johnson, former students.
ROBERT CLARK, John Thompson,
ard Frank Quinn are attending the Moberly
fair.
Miss ELLA FOWLER Is attending the
Mobcrly fair this week.
Mrs. DOUGLAS, OF St. Louis, is WIS., |
iting her neice, Mrs. J. NJ. DeFrance.
Mr. FRANK VAIL, of Maynard's |
bakery, has gone to his former home, Louis. |
lana, on a visit and expects to attend st. |
Louis fair before returning.
il. ROBINSON, of the N. Y. Store
returned Wednesday night after several
weeks absence in Virginia He visited BOs-
ton, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
in business way during his absence.
N. A. BAYLOR is absent in St. Louis
this week.
Mrs. AGGIE SoLEs, wife of our ex-
cellent street commissioner. returned last
Thursday from hea long summer visit to
Wisconsin. "Lafe" does not look Us mslan-
cholly now as he did
We are glad to learn that B. F. Hen
ry and family Will return to Xirksville to re-
side this week.
PROF. STEELE went 10 Quincy yes.
terday.
Miss NELLIE BAGG has returned
from her Queen City visit
F. NJ. Brown and wife have gone TO
Colorado They will visit the Indian Ma
lion also.
Rev. T. j. WHEAT left yesterday
morning for Chillicothe, Mo, to attend the
Conference of the NJ. F.. Church. south, rs
raternal delegate from the Mo. Conference
If the n E. Church. He will return Satur-
lay and ocf upv his pulpit on Sunday US us