Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-06-26
PERSONALS.

Nsis. "As'r~S SAoiha was ia tV"u ou
Wednesday.
MASTER CLAY AMMERMAN Is visiting
relatives in Edna.
MISS LULU GENTRY is visiting in
Jacksonville, No,
NJ. \. FULLER, OF Millard, made US a.
business call Wednesday
10. JOHNSON and wife, of Wilson,
were in town Saturday.
j. NJ. BELL and Geo. A. Reynolds-and
wife, Of Sperry, were in town Saturday.
Miss Rosa PoLLARp, will spend vaca-
ton with her parents in Hallsville, NO..
DIR. Boscow arrived in town Thurs.
day.
r. PIERCE and son Alden, Of Brashear
called to see US Thurday afternoon.
JoHN ARCHER, of Willard, and Joseph
Wood, OF Clay, were in town Saturday.
Mr.. CHARLEY MARKEY returned from
Kansas last Friday and expressed himself as
not being in love with that country.
DR.. HufKlSs, Philip, John and w.
Miller, all of Brashear, were in Kirksville
Saturday on business.
j. LEAviTT, of Troy Mills, Nh. Roger
son. of Adair, and Richard Church of Sub
lette, were on our streets Saturday.
Mr.. FRANK E. STEELE and wife were
in town Tuesday preparing for housekeep-
ing. They will reside at Brashear.
d. NJ. LORD was IN town Saturday
and is looking better this summer than
usual.
j. b. KEpHARr, of Brasher, son of
John Kephart, was in town Saturday and
thinks of purchasing land near Kirksvi,le.
Mrs. F. C. BiLLINGs, Will start to
Galeshur0, Ills, Saturday to spend the SUM-
mer with her parents.
Miss Cora BALDWIN went to Knox
City Saturday morning, and will leave there
for Minneapolis about the first of July.
Mrs. V. G. LoNGNlRE, who attended
commencement and while here was the
guest of Mrs Keith. returned to her home in
La Belle last Saturday.
Miss CARRIE EGGLEsToN departed for
her home in Macon City, Wednesdayfmorn-
ing. She will not return to the Normal next
year, but will attend the Boston conservato.
~ Of music.
Misses LYDIA SHAVER and Allie Glib
son in company with Miss BERTHE Towles, of
Greentop called at the Graphic office Satur-
day afternoon.
WILLIAM WALLACE, of Bloomfield, a t.
tended commencement exercises last week
and while here was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Votaw
Mrs. JOHN HALLIBURTON who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Ivie, for some
weeks left for Milan, Tuesday evening to
visit relatives in that place
Miss ADlE WILSON, who has been the
guest Of Miss Emma .Brenneman, the past
| week returned to her home in Macon City,
WednesdayImorning.
Miss KATIE GAINES, who has been the
guest of Mrs. E. P zimmerman for two weeks
| returned to her home in Brunswick yester-
day morning.
JOHN HIT, OF Sublette, T. w. Engle-
hart, of Wilson, George and James Adams,
of Polk, David Conner, and R. W. Hart, Of
Willmathville and William Stewart, OF Sper.
ry were in town Saturday.
Mrs. N. j. POWELL and family have
| returned to their !old home near Jackson.
vile, Mo. Nrs. Powell has spent two years
IN Kirksvllle, educating her children.
Mrs. McHENDRY and baby started to
Chicago Saturday morning for two month:
visit with Mr.. McHendry's parents.
Messrs. 7. N. and John Lantz, sons
of our old friend Jacob Lantz, of Willard
made US abusiness call Tuesday.
A. P. CHANEY: E. Kittle. Thomas
WEIGH and William WEIGH and wife, of Clay
| were in town Monday.
Messrs NJ. and N. SpEER, j. j. Wilson
and sisters, Misses Helen and Anna and Miss
Francis Smith, all Of Greentop, called at our
| Office Monday.
JAMES LAWSON, of Greentop, and
daughters Clara and Barbara, called at oul
Office Saturday.
| HIRAM SNYDER, of Ringo's Point, was
in Kirksville Saturday and reports the corr
crop in his neighborhood as looking quite
well.
MISS LIZZIE DAVIS, daughter of Mr..
W. NJ. DAVIS, left last Saturday morn
ing for Blandmsville. Ills. to visit her uncle
and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Foster.
Miss JULIA McVICKER. niece of Mr.
and Mrs. 7. W. Dixon, of Pure Air, left TO
Las Vegas, New Mexico, Tuesday night
Mr.. Dixon accompanied her as far as No
herly.
| Prof. R. r. STEELE has been engaged
to teach at Mound City, Holt county. at a
salary of 800 per month. Mr.. Steele was in
charge of the public schools in this place foi
two years and gave good satisfaction. The
Mound City people will find him thorough
ly live and wide awake teacher.
Mrs. S. 7. FLUHART left Saturday
morning for visit to Palmyra and Quincy
She has been engaged at good salary tc
teach the natural sciences and French snt
German in Hardin College, Mexico, No. DR.
Yancey has taken charge of the school 70
the future.
| LYMAN c. CLARK, of Chicago, and
special agent for the Northwestern Masonic