Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-06-20
PERSONAL.


students is in town.
Miss Moline Ashcrait, Of Paris, Mo-,
is visiting Kirksville friends.
| Miss Fluella Fisher, OF Saverton, Mo.
is tbs guest Of Miss Lewella Carter.
/ Pleas. Leedom, county collector OF
1 Schuyler is attending commencement.
Miss Kate Williams. OF M9berly pub
| lie schools, was visiting the Normal this
week.
Miss Nina SAUNDERS, of Centeryille,
Iowa, is in Kirksville, visiting Mrs. i.
~. Cole.
Mrs. Mckinney and daughter, Of Ore
gon. Mo-. are visiting the family of Mr..
~. c. Thatcher.
Mrs. D. w. Hartupee, of West lib
erty, Iowa, Is visiting her daughter
Ms. D. c. Plerca.
MIR. Fellers, principal of the LaBelIe
schools, has spent several days at the
Normal this week.
/ We had the pleasure of short call
Wednesday frcm Mr.. J. B. Thorn pson
of the LaPlata Press,
Miss Allie Udyke, who has just closed,
very successful school at Wilmath-
villeis at home again.
Miss 10. SMITH. Of Centerville, Iowa.
Is visiting Miss Francie Guipe and
other friends in this place.
ia. Richter, of Kansas City is visit
ing Kirksville this week. He is en-
gagged in the drug business.
Mr.. Geo. Meeks was in town Tuesday.
He thinks Illinois Bend will be at the
front this year with abundant crops.
DIR. H. G. McGee, who lately located
IN Queen City, formerly of PARIS, Mon
roe county, was on our streets Thurs.
day.
B. F. Meek, a former student is visit
ing the Normal The boys love to
come back once year aud renew old
memories.
Mr.. e. S. Quinn, of Sperry, made the
GRAPHIC Office business call Thursday
and reports crop prospects very;fatter
1 ING in his ueipbborhood
Ed. II. A. Northcut, Of Bloomfield,
Iowa, IS here this week to see his
daughter graduate in the two years
class, and to see his old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. BalIlett, of Pennsylva-
mia, is visiting the family OF MIR. Ed.
Link. Mrs. Link is daughter OF Mrs
Balliett.
Miss Ollie Baldwin, of Huntsville
Texas, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dlnsmore. OF this city, during COM
mencement.
Mrs. j. Baldwin and daughters Zoe
and Mabel, OF Huntsville, Texas. are
the guests of Prof and Mrs. w. Z,
Mason this week.
Miss Emma Miller, of Knox county
is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. j. Griggs-
by, this week, and attending COM
mencement exercises.
Miss Jessie Thatcher returned re-
Gently from Nebraska City where she
has been engaged the past winter as
teacher IN the high school.
Mr. Kennedy, of the Trenton Times
spent Thursday in attendance at the
Normal.
Mr.. Hugh Powell, VIM. Powell, Mrs.
Z. Coulter and daughter, and Miss
Amanda Powell are all attending com.
mencement.
Y Mr.. V. c. Petty and Messers Brock
and Lauden, of Randolph county, were
in town Wednesday.
Miss Burk and Miss Boyce of, Tren.
ton are visit ing Kirksville.
Mrs Lyall, principal of the Memphis
public schools is attending the closing
exercises at the Normal.
MIR. Sawyer, of the 3s of 80, is IN
town.
Miss Allie Lindsay, former student
is in town this week.
Miss Ida Ruggles returned from
Lake View, Oregon, Thursday morn
ing, where she had been engaged teach
ing the past year.
Mr.. Thrall. of Ottumwa, has ASSIST
ant in Tull'S New Gallery as fnIsher
and printer. Mr.. Thrall is an accom-.
p.ished artist and will doubtless prove
a valuable acquisition to this popular
establishment.
Ths folio win9 young ladies belong
ing to the three years class graduated
on Wednesday, Anna Funk, Adeline
Bell, Ella Evans, Alice Link, Eta
Johnston and Fannie Riggs. The class
numbered twenty four this year, one of
the largest every graduated in one
year.
L. A. Willard has a large stock of
glass and queensware that he is selling
at very low figures, also lot of fruit
jars at cost. saw
The Mccormick Binder is the most