Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-01-02
PERSONALS.

JupeR JAS. Nov,SGER was on oul
streets on Tue sday of this week.
| MISS MAMIE SHARP, who has schoo
IN st. Louis comfy, spent the holidays a
home.
! JOHN Gill, OF Saltriver, recently had
an offer for his farm, but declined sale.
/ j. r. MUsicK has a new book under.
way, the plot Of which is based on his recen,
observations in the Indian territory.
Mrs. JoHN GILL, of Saltrlver, spent
Sunday In Kirksville, at the sick bed of bel
mother, Mrs. samuels.
Mrs. McDANlELs, of Fayetteville
Ark, formerly Mrs. Rooms, Of this city, has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. DeReamer
during the past week.
1t will be seen ty notice elsewhere
shat Mr.. A. P. Miller. Of Milan, formerly OF
the firm Of Baylor & Miller, of this city, has
gone and committed matrimony. Bride and
groom have our best wishes.
Mr.. JNo. Nj. KEpHART, of Brashear,
was in town Tuesday,
Nh. N. j. DAVIS, who has been in
Decatur, Ills, for the past six months, re.
turned to Kirksyille last week.
J.F. GIBSON and wife, of Bloomfield,
are visiting her mother, Mrs. R. J. Collins,
of Kirksville.
Mr.. j. o. GoocH and wife went to
Quincy to spend New Years.
Mrs. H. A. BUTLER and little son,
Roscoe, of Macon City. spent the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gooch, of
this place.
Mrs. ANNA PARISH, who has been in
Edna fer some time, is home visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marley.
Miss LoTT1E SPENCER, who is engaged
in the Brookfeld public schools, is home on
a visit.
Mr. WILL j. EcKERT, for the past two
years connected with the Shott Saddlery
Company, left yesterday afternoon for the
place Of his old home in Kirksville, where he
| has purchased q half interest in his fathers
harness establishment Mr.. Eckert is one of
the finest young men that ever came to
Quincy, ard IN his departure We lose a val
liable citizen. That he may meet with IN
qualified success in his new venture is the
prayer Of all his many friends here Quincy
Herald.
| We are glad that Will has come back to
stay and know he will be welcomed by host
Of warm friends who can heartily indorse all
the good words of the Herald.
MISSES Eta LEWIS, BERTHE Towles
and Katie speer, of Greentop, spent Christ
mas in Kirksville, and during the time made
the GRAPHIC Office pleasant call in compa.
ny with Miss Jessie Keith.
Mr.. j. E. ScRlvEN returned from
Penna. last week. He says there are num-
Der of men il Mercer county that contem.
plate coming to Mo. They could not find
a more desirable country.
MISSES LULA and MAMIE SHARP spent
the holidays in Kirksville. Miss Mamie is
teaching successfully in the graded schools
at Ferguson near st. Louis and Miss Lula in
the schools of Carthage, Mo.
We were pleased to meet Mr.. Fred
Garrabrant, of New Jersey, who, In company
with his cousin, Mr.. Frank Gibbs, of Wilson
township, made us brief, but very pleasant
call Tuesday.
Mr.. w. J. CHAMBLlss, who is teach.
ing at Marshall spent the holidays with his
parents in kirksville. Mr.. c. is having
splendid Success and is looking better than
we ever saw him.
PROF. w. P. Mason returned from
New Orleans Monday.
III. c. STEER, of TRENTON, formerly
with the N. Y. store Of this place, spent a
portion of this week in Kirksyille.
Mr.. J. ). PARKS, of Marion, was IN
town and called last Friday.
MARTIN FORD. recently of Sticklers,
vile, left for Nebraska on tuesday.
RlcHEY HYNDs. of Millard. dropped
in for social chat on Wednesday.
Mr.. J. B. CARLTON, OF Wilson town.
ship, visited us in business way this
week.
Mr.. LEWIS BILLINGS and son and l.
Denton, Of Wilson, called Friday. Come
again.
Mr.. HENRY SHlPMAN and wife, O
Queen City, called at the GRAPHIC of
Gee Saturday.
Mr.. C. G. RANKIN. of Sticklerville
made us trien6ly call Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. Ed. FITZGERALD. of Sperry, wa!
in town Friday.
Mr.. J. A. GARRETT called Saturda,
afte rnoon
A. II. WILSON, OF LaPlata, and w. c
Gilmore, of Wilson, paid US friendl!
call on Saturday.
Miss MIRIAM DAVIS, who is teaching
in the public schools of Sedalia, il
spending the holidays with her parent
r in this city.
Mrs. GERTRUDE PACKARD arrived il
our city Monday evening, from Mime
= apolis, Mimi, 70 spend the winter wit
;, her daughter. Mrs. Will F. Sholly.
Mr.. ALEX CHAMBL1ss got In fror
Mexico Wednesday morning, whlthe
{ he had gone lowell from his looks W
II would guess that he had good tim,