Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-07-11
PERSONALS.

-. II. pdsC, Vi 4NoftuRSI, Went ~
sublette Monday night and organized
a local society of the Anti Horse thief
Association. He returned Tuesday.
Ma. VIM. Noyinger il suffering from
a swelling of the arm. pronounced cry.
s,pelas, We believe, by his physicians.
Mr.. james I. Atterberry returned
last week from Iowa, where he has been
engaged during the past month in
erecting a number of houses for coal
company.
DR.. A. Sechrist and wife, of Chilli
colhe, spent Sunday In kirksv,lle.
They came here to attend the lectures
delivered by Moses Hull.
DR.. Cohen left Monday morning for
Chicago where he goes to witness the
proceedings of the democratic national
convention.
Will F. Sholly, who represents the
GRAPHIC Job Department. on the line OF
the Wabash, delivered nice lot of
work at Montgomery last week and an.
other lot at Moberly on Tuesday. He
visits Chicago this week.
Mr.. Ed Hickerson. of Moberly. is now
in charge Of the freight department at
the depot.
Dr. Cohen & Morrow, having pur-
chased the Seitz building opposite the
Post-ofiice, recently damaged by the
fire, are repairing it and will use the
first floor as an office.
George Martin, of Sperry, was in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. d. Osgood, of Wilson township
died on Tuesday night, after long i'll.
ness. Funeral took place on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. j. B. Finch furnishes us with a
mess OF the finest new potatoes we have
seen this year.
Jas. Ellison. oi this city, read paper
before the Missouri Bar Association
which convened at Sweet Springs or
the 1st and I'd inst, on The Jury Sys
tenn"
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brownies, o.
Broekfold. Mo-, arrived here on Satur
day on visit to Miss Brow1lee':
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard, OF thi:
city.
Misses Nettie Willard, Mamie Grove
and Matte DeFrance are attending thu
convention of /. loo. F. F. club a
Paris, Mo-, this week.
Profs. Mason and Blanton, alter at
tending the Chicago convention, will
&c from there to the Teachers Associa
ton at Madison, Wisconsin.
Why do more ladies not ride hors
back. The exercise is pleasant an
beneficial and should he INDUCED IL
more freely by the young ladies.
Mr.. Wood Fulkerson Is shifting tn
lake breezes and political heat at Chi
caoo, this week.
Mr.. C. Martin of Cookville and j
Kinyon, Of Novinger, were IN tow
Tuesday.
: G. w. Tull has made some fine cab
, mel negatives of Mr.. and Mrs. Nose
Hull. Parties desiring pictures ca
procure them at 25c each.
Mr.. Robert C. Clark, Jr., Is spendln
a part of this week In Chicago, and WI
90 from there to the lakes of Mlnnesot
spending a couple of weeks and takin
in Lake Minetonka.
Mrs. j. r. Sherwood, of Erie, Pa,
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. A. Adam
: The family OF Martin Hart starte
i on Monday morning. to join him
Florida.
After spending tho Fourth" Wi
t their families Messers Pollock q NJ
y Intire started out on a new fence mi
chine tour. They have been workir
J in Indiana.
DR.. Ben Guffey. of Walnut tow
ship went to the reunion at Milan,
Friday last.
n Our artist friend Mr.. G. w. Tull
n tended the soldiers reunion, at Mia
last week and made several instant
neous views. Two of them, Sx10 In.
size, showing the camp grounds, ter
i etc, are before us and they are ii
l. specimens of landscape photograph
Mr.. Murphey very aged gentlem
from Moulton, Iowa, spent Saturd'
N Sunday and Monday in Kirksville.
a. WIG. Mahaffey, who spent the p
y. year and over at Crandon, Dakota,
= rived home last week. He looks "
and hearty and seems to be well plea:
with the country.
so A. J. Fight and wife OF Adair col
IS ty, were visiting friends in Novelty
30 vicinity last week.
90 90 Mrs. Lydia Allen, Of Alton, Him
90 sister of Mrs. j. j. Kennedy, of
IS city, accompanied by her two dau9