Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-09-12
PERSONALS.

| tnelr tlttic uaugntcr Minnic VII rfiua1 "st'
]. l.. HAisLiHE and ]. w. Wilson, OF
Clay, called to see us Saturday.
Miss LITTLE ATTERBERRY went to the
Moberly fair this week.
MEs r. r. FOWLER is expected home
from st. Louis this eyeHins.
Mr.. MASON p. SHARP. of Lindervllle,
made us pleasant call Thursday.
Mr.. w. L, FLETCHER has our thanks
for two fine watermellons this week.
Mr.. THOMAS HALLEs presented us
with potato, Wednesday weighing ~ lbs
J. NJ. NOLAN, of Liberty township,
was IN town Thursday.
Mr.. NJ. Z. SiPPLE, of Carroll county,
is in Adair this week buying cattle.
PRoF. McFADoN returned from Ohio
last week and is at his post at the Normal
again.
Miss ERNIE OWEN, who has been
spending vacation at Clinton. Mo-, is in
charge of her classes at the Normal.
Mr.. VIM GREEN and family are at
h ONE again, after a visit TO Scotland county
friends.
Mrs B. +. LAMKIN went south on
Monday morning to visit friends in Macon
and Shelby county.
Mr.. H. c. FARRINGroN is the nominee
OF Benton township for constable He will
make an excellent officer.
Mr.. G. w. McINTIRE and C. w. Pol
lock arrived home Tuesday evening from
business tour.
STANLEY THOMPSON, who is visiting
Kirksville this week, has located at Lees
Summit, Mo.
| Miss MINNIE NORTON left for Bush
nell, Illinois, Thursday AMI will he gone dur
ing the fall and winter.
| A. RUSSELL, of KlRKsvILLE, will
preach at Nineveh the third Lords day in
Sept. at II A. NJ. and 3 Pm.
PROF. Mason will attend the pic mic
in Mr.. G. Chander's grove Saturday, and adj
dress the people.
| Mr.. IRVING DoNEGHY, Everett
Hope and j. F. Whitacre have returned from
the east where they made large purchases.
Miss Lo1TIE PHELPS, of Quincy,
formerly of this city, was married recently TO
F. NJ. Webb, of Ripon, Wisconsin.
REV. VIM. GElGsBY and wife, of New
Castle, Pennsylvania, are visiting his brother
J.J. Grigsby and other relatives in Kirksvillc
this week
Mr.. NED HALLIDAY was again very
sick Friday, Saturday and Sunday. He went
to the Bloomfield Infirmary Wednesday eve.
ming.
| We LEARN that Mr.. Jos. Winger, of
Pettis, has met with o sad affection, three of
his children having died with iiphtheria. and
another one is not expected to live.
| Miss ELLA Booz and brother, of OF
tumwa, Iowa, are visiting tho;r brother.in.
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Connolly. of this
place.
| Mr.. w. l.. GRIGGs returned Friday
from the Real Estate Agents Convention al
Kansas City, and has been quite i'll several
days since his return.
Mr.. B. z. LAMK1N left tuesday 70,
st. Louis and Chicago, and perhaps New
York, on purchasing tour, 10 be absent
several days.
Mr.. NJ. V. MEEKER, of North CLAY
was in town Tuesday. We regret to heal
that Mr.. Meeker's health has not been very
good for some months past.
Mr.. JOHN PORTER and daughter ar
rived home after an extended trip west, Wis.
= iting Denver, Alamosa, Del Norte, Idaho
Springs, Georgetown and other places.
Mr.. j. ]. BRUMnTT who so accepta
bly, conducted our Normal column last year
has taken charge Of his school in Glenwood
}, He will be missed in Kirksvllle.
GEO. WALL SMITH returned a few
days since from st. Joseph, where he wa
| called by matters connected with the pen
sion department
Mr.. Erwin, the man whose ha nd was
:. hurt in the sham battle, is able to be GU
again, but it will be good while before thu
hand will be fiji for "active service"
Mr.. CHARLEY PHELPS, of Quincy
spent Tuesday in Kirksville. His daughter
, Miss Lottie, was married recently as will b,
D seen by notice published elsewhere.
Mr.. JOHN L. PORTER returned OF
Friday from business trip, and is on decl
again ready for business-supplying his Gus
5 toners with the materials for cold or heat
r as they may desire.
Mis-. A. NEwLAND, who has been Wis
o iting her brother and sIster-inlaw, Mr.. ant
Mrs ]. Musson, of Sperry, returned to he
. home in Tennessee. Ills, yesterday.
: 0. NJ. BURGESS, of Clark Co., brother
in-law, Mr.. c. w. Fowler, made short visi
to Kirksville this week, returning hom
h Thursday morning.
: F. M. HARRINGTON, Judge Jacol
Sands, II. F. Strock, ]. R. Musick, w.
Under, R. n, Toler, j. C. Carothers, j. NJ. Nc
Call got home from the convention Wedncs
day evening.
II A BRAKEMAN, Thos. Cook, on tn,
tie train, missed his hold and fell from tn
moving train over the bridge at COTTONWOOD
station. He was seriously injured and wa
taken to his home in Moberly, Wednesda,