Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-07-17
PERSONALS.

day.
w. C. ELLMoRE, of Wilson, spen
Tuesday night in Kirksville.
S. j. ScoBEE, OF Stahl, was in Kinks
vile on business Tuesday.
Mrs. JNo. Gill has been very sick for
four weeks, but is recovering.
Mr.. NED HALLIDAY is again al
Bloomfield undergoing treatment.
Mrs. G. w. TRoTTER is visiting her
sister and daughter ii Saline county.
| G. BoRNEMAN is spending the sum.
mer vacation at his home in this place.
Mrs, HARDIN GUM, of Dean, 10 wa
Is visiting her son Frank Quinn of this city.
| Mrs. MARSH, sister Of w. c. Brown
ing, left for Judsonia, Arkansas, last week.
JUDGE JAMES ELLISON, spent sever
al days, last week and this, visiting in Kinks
vile.
PHILLIP SHARP and King Collett, two
of our prominent farmers were in town Sat
urday.
DR.. W. g. Pierce, of shibley's Point
and j. o. Truitt, of Novinger, were in town
Tuesday.
Mr.. FRANK GIBBS and mother Mrs.
A. L. Gibbs of Prairie Bird, were in the city
Saturday.
Mr.. JONI W. BRADIGUM and Jere-
miah Compton, of LeofIier. made us a bust
call Tuesday.
J.J. WILSON, of Greentop, called
Saturday morning to renew his faith with us
for another year.
WOOD FuLKERsoN Is spending his an.
nuaF vacation with his parents and friends
in Saline county,
Mrs. JOE H. NICHOLS and two Gaugh.
tiers and son returned from two weeks visit
IN Quincy, Tuesday.
Mrs. EVERETT HopE was IT, ken dan
gerously i'll Sunday evening, but Is recover
ing and out of danger.
r. w. MILES called to see rs Friday
morning ana reports everything prosperous
in his neighborhood.
Rev. DlxsoN C. WILLIAMS, editor oil
the Register, Labannon, Tenn, made us
call Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. LATHAM, Mss Liggett
and Miss Lettie Roberts, all OF Lnderville,
were in town Saturday.
Mr.. EVAN BRITT. Sem, who has been
visiting his children in Iowa, returned last
week and is looking well.
WALTER BeowNLEE, wife and chils
dr,n are visiting Mrs. Brownlee'a parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard of this city.
Miss LAURA AvEY and mother, of
Brashear, left last Friday evening for a
moths visit with relatives in Iowa.
JONI RownsoN. of Adair, spent last
week with friends in this city. We are glad
to note that his health is improving.
Mrs. CHARITY MlEEL, of Polk town
ship returned from visit to relatives in
Galloway county, this state, last week.
CAPT. T. c. HARRIS and wife, left for
Chicago Wednesday morning. where they
will spend several days visiting his brother.
Mr.. GooDwoRTH BUCHANAN a
prominent yonng cattle grower Of Southwest
Schuyler, called to see US Thurdiy morning.
WILSON KELLEY and Sampson Barn
hill, Elmer Hicks and Elihu Mudln, all of
Brashear, called at our office Friday morn
ing.
Miss CHLOE RUSSELL who has been
teaching music in Gault and Lindley for sew
eral months returned home Monday morn
ing.
, Mrs. DR.. HART will leave for OF
tumwa Monday morning to take ch arge OF
eight patients that are there awainting her
treatment.
Mrs. JNo. WILKES and Mrs. Jno
Trotter will start for their new home in
Bentonville, Ark, next Tuesday, where their
husbands have located.
THRo MoREY will return from an
extended trip TO st. Louis, Chicago. Toledo
and Detroit this week. We understand he
took lessons in elocution while in Chicago.
GEO. MARTIN, of Sperry, who Las
been i'll for a number of months aud not ex
peeled to recover, has happily deceived
himself and his friends and was able to be
in town Tuesday. lIeis now rapidly regain
ing his former strength.
Mrs. P. B. THOMAS, of Sullivan
county. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Franz
Quinn of this city. She would be pleased tc
have her many friends call and see her
during her stay, which will be several da VS.
MARRIED.