Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-08-31
PERSONALS.

Mrs. A. butcher has returned frol
Springfield.
MISS ALICE LINK and Miss Lula Chan
bless are visiting in Lewis county this wee
. Mr.. GORDON DtNsMooR.:started Ia.
night for Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Mr.. PARKER, living north of towr
has purchased Clover Huller
Miss ALICE SMITH, Of this place, il
spending few days at the springs.
| w. L. Griggs Is absent in Kansa
City this week.
W. W. GRIFFITH leaves this week fol
Galloway county where he has engaged t.
teach the coming fall and winter.
Mr.. HARDIN QUINN, father of Franz
Quinn, spent several days in KirksvIlle re-
Gently.
IRWIN DoNEGHY went to st. Louis
Monday and will probably visit Chicago be.
fore returning.
Mrs. ALBERT, of Henry county, Iowa,
is visiting New Baden. She stops with Mr..
| Pierce II: that place
Mr.. NJ. n. Fuller, of this county, IS
at present in Michigan. where he expects to
spend five or SIX weeks.
MEs. p. +. GREENWOOD was called to
| Lancaster last week to attend the funeral Of
her mother, Mrs. Bryan.
The MISSES LYDIA and Libbie Under,
of Liberty township are visiting their cousin,
Mrs j. d. Reed, of this place.
The GUESTS at the New Baden hote
were the recipients of serenade recently, by
lady visitors to the Springs. They desire us
to return thanks for the same.
Mis-. THos. GIBSON and little daughter
have returned from visit to New Baden.
and are reported much pleased and benefited
by the visit.
MIR. II. DAY, of Walnut township
was on our streets Monday and reports
things prosperous in that corner of Adair
Mr.. and Mrs. WM. HIATT returned
from two weeks sojourn at the Iowa Spir-
itualists camp meeting at Clinton on the up.
per Mississippi.
FEoF. 3ARBY, with HIS wife and
daughter, from Glenwood, are at New Baden
stopping at the hotel and testing the virtue
of the waters.
Mr.. A. l.. WooDs is in Jefferson City
this week, attending the Confederate reunion
and looking after matters in quiet way.
MEssEEs BRIGHT and Ellsworth sold
their black trotting horse, Lodie, last week,
to Morris, of Mexico, No., for the sum of
500.
Mr.. j. w. WRY presented this Office
with very fine and large potato this week.
1t weighed one and a half pounds.
Mr.. FRANK GIBBS, of Wilson town
ship, on his way to the Oskaioosa, Iowa fair
gave us a brief call on Tuesday.
Miss ELLA GERRY and Miss Ella John
ston, of Quincy, who have been spending
few days in town, returned home the first
Of the week.
n. B. HENRY left Saturday morning
for his home at Cape Girardcau, after three
weeks successful work in the Teachers Insti.
tute ofthis> county. Prof. Henry is a live,
and effective educational worker.
W. I. BAIRD, DIR. Mitchell, Judge 8.
F. Stahl. W. J. Brasfeld and wife started |
Tuesday morning to attend state s. 8. assem-
bly, of the Cumberland Presbyterian church |
at Clinton, Henry county, Me.
Prof. BALDWIN spent part of FRI.
day, Saturday and Sunday in town, departing
or his Texas home Monday morning. His |
hearty reception here shows that the people |
Of Kirksville have high appreciation of the |
great work he has accomplished for Missou- |
ri in days past.
'RosE Bud our correspondent at |
Floyd's Greek, presented us with . beautiful !
pyramid OF prairie flowers, since our last is. |
sue, and in dainty little note accompany
ing the flowers promises us treat Of fried |
chicken and plenty Of milk and butter if we |
will visit her country home. Thanks.
Mr.. w. B. FoNcASNoN, of Pettis
township, went north Tuesday evening, on 4
visit to Dakota. He will be absent several
weeks, and Twill visit various points in the |
northwest before his return.
HENRY EcKERT and j. H. Kinnear
spent Sunday at New Baden, renewing their
with their wives VINO are So
burning at the springs.
PROF. BALDWIN, the Father" of our
Normal School system in this state, spent
Sunday in Kirksville on his way from the
asst to his home in Texas. He lectured to
large audience at the Cumberland Presby-
erian church Sunday night, and left on Mon
itizens generally regret that Prof. Baldwin
ould not stay with us longer. His physical
appearance would indicate that the climate
If Texas agrees with him.
Mr.. JOHN l.. PORTER has placed US
lnder editorial obligations for number Of
IAN Francisco papers giving the details of
he Knight Templar convocation in that city
ecently. We judge the ''Excursionists" and
listing Knights are having what is common.
= termed "a high old time" on their western
rip.
Mr. Is. +. Lamkin, left on Monday
asst for Chicago where he goes to lay
n a big stock of fall and winter goods.