Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-06-12
PERSONALS.

| -sA-s-' ~ AEs-A t1.tNs WIN NAiN
at Bullion Wednesday.
MRS. w. T. BAIRD and Mrs. DE-
Pierce went to Bloomfield Tuesday evening.
Mr.. En-. SHINES has returned from
Glasgow college.
Mas. P. A. BooSR is visiting in
Edna,
HowAEp Henry, of Illinois Bend,
was in town Saturday.
Mr.. A. Woop, of Greertop was in
town Wednesday.
JonN MARQUES and wife and Ira
Snyder were in KirksviIe Wednesday.
Mss NATE GLAZE, of Glenwood was
the guest of Miss Lima Collin last Saturday.
Mr.. FRANK CARY. of West Grove,
Iowa, was in town Tuesday visiting friends.
JoHY BuoKALLEw, ut Salt river town
ship was on our streets Wednesday.
Rev. CuAMBnss dedicated the Rock
Creek church in Knox county last Sunday.
Nh. and Mrs. Ed. KEITH and little
Mable went 10 Quincy last Saturday, for a
short visit and returned Wednesday even
ing.
Il. H. SUDLETrE IS Spending couple
of weeks in ST. Louis and vicinity visiting
relatives and friends.
i. F. NovlHGER, merchant OF n owing
err. and David Ely, Jr, o, Polk, were in town
Thursday.
Mr.. Howell, OF Ithica, New York, is
visiting his cousin Mr.. NJ. S Montgomery OF
this city,
Mn. WILLIAM KELLEY and wife and
Eddie Barshear called at the Graphic Office
Friday.
Dr.. Boscow got IN ON his regular
trip last week, and VIII leave for Illinois
Monday.
Mr.. JOIN BRITT, wife, and son, start
ed Wednesday on an extended visit to Shasta
county, Cal
MEs. GEO. RICE has our thanks for a
beautiful bouquet of flowers of many vurie-
ties.
o. B. MrLLlEEN, OF Leotfler, NJ. w.
Foster and wife, and G. T. Kingston, of stahl
were in town Friday.
Mrs. S. D. Doty started to Contra
liza, His, "Wednesday morning where she will
spend the summer with her parents.
j MEssRs. ]. E. Platz and NJ. T. Hicks
of Brashcar were IN town Monday taking il
the Indian Exposition.
Mr. c. BoRxEMAN spent Sunday with
his family IN this place, returning to Mcber
ly Monday.
A.C. RICE son ofC. T. Rice, of Clay
township has located nj Nashville, Nebras
ka
Our friend H. 0. Ryan, of Millard
was in the city Monday and kindly deposited
the Aeedful for the family paper.
JUDGE RAINIER, of Adair and j. W
Thrasher of Brashear were IN town Wednes
day.
WILL F. ROWLAND and brother
James. of Adair, we're in town Wednesday
and called at the Graphic Office.
Miss ALLIE UpDYKE went 10 La
Belle Monday morning and will go from
there to Chicago on q pleasure trip.
Mss ELLA ZIGLER accompanied by
Misses Emma Eitel and Eva Kriner made the
Graphic office call Wednesday afternoon.
MISS ELLA CASE, of Mount Sterling
Iowa, is spending the summer with her uncle
and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. A. v Sparks, nea
speuy.
Mr.. A. V. SPARKS called at our Office
Saturday. We are always glad to see hin
for he never leaves US without making us
happy,
Miss LURA OWEN, of Clinton, No., /;
former graduate, is here attending the clos
ing exercises of the Normal and visiting he
sister, Miss Ernie.
Mrs. c. B. TRUAx, of Trenton, viii
attend commencement exercises at the Norma
and during her stay will be the guest of Mrs
]. R. Musick
Col. KINNEAR was selected as one o
the judges of the Cadets competitive drill a
Macon city and went down Thursday to b
J present at the drill Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. WILL T. SHoLLY returne,
NTo,lo,- o,o,;ro. F.o,,, , E,-o wall, ,-;.;4 :;
Abba, Iowa. She is accompanied by he
sister-in law Miss Blanche Sholly, who wi
spend part of the summer visiting in Kinks
vile.
Mr.. G. a. BRowN, Miss Lee Archie
. and Lora Calvin, all of Willard, Mo, wer
up Friday to see our power press at work,
, Miss GERTRUDE THOMPSON, the &C
complished daughter of j. B. Thompson
editor of the LaPlata Home Press, in compa
ny with her friend Miss Kate Harris. of thii
city, made the Graphic Office very pleasar
e call Friday morning.
a. BUoKALLEw, John w. Holland, "
J, L. Lay, of Polk township and Joel Churcl
\ mayor of Silver city, were in town Wedne
!. day.
} l.. j. AINsLEY and daugher Agne;
Particularly and daughter all OF Adair, wei
lntown Friday.
MATHEW QUINN and Walter Welc
of Willmathyille, were in this this city Fir
day afternoon.
j. WooD, of Illinois Bend, was
t town Friday. Mr. Wood lives in one of IL
: best farming regionssin Adair county, an
reports crops looking well except where ba