Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-08-08
PERSONALS


Willard Lyon, of Polk township, was
in town Wednesday.
Mrs D. s. Hooper Is home from her
visit, to Norborne, Mo.
j. r. rhrasher and wife spent por-
ton OF Thursday in our city.
James Conner and Rev. NJ. B. Hor-
ton were IN town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Gilmore, of Millard
were in Kirksville, Thursday.
DR.. j. 7. Kemp has removed his dem
tai room to the up stairs room over
Drs. Cohen e. Morrow's new office.
John Morris, one of Queen Clty's |
merchants was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. E. P. zimmerman is visiting
friends at Salisbury. Mo-, this week.
T.R. Bullock, of Clay township,
made the GRAPHIC call On Monday.
Elizabeth Miller, of Brashear, enters
the contest for the GRAPHIC corn pre-
MUM.
Miss Kate Holiday, OF Hurdland, is
the guest of Miss Lizzie RicheY the pre-
sent week. t
MIR. and Mrs. B. G. Price went to
Macon county this week for rest and
recreation.
Mrs. Julia Smith, Of Pure Air, was
IN town Monday and gave the GRAPHIC
a pleasant call.
Miss Charlotte Wittmer, Of Greentop,
has been visiting Kirksville friends
portion this week.
Mrs. Charley Mikel and grand daugh-
ter, Chatty, of Sublette, called on the
GRAPHIC, Wednesday.
Rev. G. W. Sharp reports haYlng
organized twenty-four Sunday schools
since The first of March.
NJ. s. Montgomery arrived home
from Rochester, N. Y, Monday even
ing, looking hearty and well-fed.
Mrs. H. A. Butler left for her home
in Macon CITY after spending week
with her mother Mrs. A. Gooch.
VIM, Wilson and E. Hewitt, OF Clay,
and James Crow, of Sublette, made the
GRAPHIC Office call Wednesday.
Master Jos. Griggs, OF Kirksville, Is
visiting his uncle, Robt. Parks. in this
city this week Memphis Reueille.
Sheriff Gay. CT Centerville, and Dis
trict Attorney Jones, of Bloomfield,
were in town Wednesday on official
business. -.
F. NJ. Smith, while hitting a buggy
at the funeral yesterday gave his back
a severe wrench and is laid up in con-
sequence, beng scarcely able to move.
Mrs. James Waite, of Huntsville, has
been visiting friends here for few
days, and started tor Hannibal Tues
day, accompanied by Miss Zoe Lee
Edna Sentinel.
Mrs. Lide Walton, one of our reau-
lar California readers in letter to
friends says that the GRAPHIC is the
first sought after and perused on the
arrival of the mail.
Mr.. E. ]. Creech, living north of Bra
shear, brought IN yesterday the first
load of watermellons for this season,
and has the thanks of the Graphic
for nice large one.
| E. NJ. Collins arrived home from
Florida, Saturday evening. He
has been looking after his orange grove.
He expresses himself as well pleased
with his experience of Florida sum-
mer.
Miss Maud and Miss Mabel Reid, Of
Carthage, Mo-, who have been spending
the summer with the family OF Mr.. K.
NJ. Ringo, returned to their home this
week starting on Thursday evening.
Prof. Stevens and wife, practical
"Physiognomists' have been spending
number of days in Kirksv,lle. They
are on their way to Kansas, bat expect
to give Kirksvllle another cali and a
course of lectures and character read
ing earl the present autumn
, Mrs. G. G Bacon, nee Minnie Rich
ter, her little son and her brother Claire
Richter, are visiting their mother Mrs
NJ. j. Richter of this city, after an alb
l sence of nearly two years, during
, which time accompanied by Mr.. Ba
COZ, they have Travelled over the great
!, er part of New Mexico, Oregon, Wash
, ington Territory, Vancouver Island ant
a portion of Queen Victoria's dominion
spending The past winter in California
Y Later IN the season she will leav
y for the south to join her husband a
8 New Orleans, they will take IN the Elk
2 position at that place and spend tn
d coming winter in the land of perpetua
flowers and sunshine.
,f DIR. G. D. Henry, Mrs. VIM. Han
f and Miss Rena Aired started thu
j. morning to attend the Clinton, low
k Campmeeting.
e Misses Allie Smith and Bessie Du
g fsld will leave Monday for Ezcelsic