Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-08-28
PERSONALS.

diana last night.
4 PHILIP BEEcHEK, of Wilson township
sreported very sick.
| j. P. Johnson, of Greentop, called at
our Office Wednesday.
LEWIS MooDv of Salt River town.
ship called at our Office Tuesday.
Miss IDA WooD, of Wilson, is visiting
Mrs. Frank Parker, at this pace
Miss EMMA KNAPP will teach her next
school term in Schuyler county,
| Mr.. VERS BLAcKMAN of Altoona, Fla,
is spending few days in Kirksyille.
JAMES KELLEY and q. lookout of
Clay township were in town Saturday.
Mis-. Il. H. COLLINS returned from a
months visit to Iowa, Tuesday morning.
Elk Mayor SEES left Sunday morning
for CINCINNATI and will be gone ten days.
Miss LIMA COLLINS, is visiting rela.
tives in Lancaster, No., and Styles, Iowa.
Misses JESSIE and Blanche Jamison
are visiting their grandparents in Columbia,
MO.
Mrs. A. WHITE, OF Jamesport, is here
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gill.
j. NJ. KEPHARr cut bee tree west of
town last week. The tree spit open in falling
and contained one piece OF comb six feet
in length
Mr.. and Mrs. SAMUEL Ross were in
town Friday and called at the GRAPHIC
office.
R. NJ. BRAsHEAR has been quite sick
for two weeks. but Is now able to be out
again.
in. McCREERY, one of Brashear's
live merchants spent Wednesday night in
Kirksville.
ADAM ANsPAcH has been spending a
week with Philip Beecher and rank Wise of
Wilson township
PROF. SHELDON and vile returned
from their summer sojourn in New York,
Wednesday evening.
Miss AvlcE ZlNN left for Lancaster
Tuesday, where she has been engaged to
teach the coming year.
Henry G. McArEE of the Daily
Courier force is visiting his uncle G.. r.
Brewinton Of this city.
JUDGE WITTMEE, NJ. Towles and
James Logan of Greentop, called at our
office " Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. A. H. LATHAM and wife and
Mrs. Waddill, sister of Mrs. Latham. all of
Linderville were in town Wednesday.
B. F. PAscHAL and J. F. Pashal, of
Lee county, Iuwa, are visiting their brother
in-law, Willard Lyons Of Clay township.
C. C. CHIDREss has been spending a
few weeks in this city with his many friends
he went to Shel5yville Thursday to take
charge of the public school at that place.
JAMES REYoLDs. of Wilmathville, was
in town Wednesday. Mr.. Reynolds is close
observer sud says that corn has been less in
iured by the grasshoppcrs than is ge nerally
supposed.
J. THOMPSON, of the LaPlata Home
Press, was in town Tuesday at
tending the North missouri Creamery
Association and took look through the
Graphic Office:
PEoF. MCGISNIs and wife returned
Sunday evening. The Professor reports on
excellent time, having spent much of his
vacation on his fathers farm in Muskingum
county, Ohio.
J. o. TRUITT and William Dupree
start for southwestern Kansas NEXT Monday.
Mr. Truitt will return in time to begin his
school at Pleasant Ridge where he has been
engaged 20 teach.
Misses ANNA and Sarah Williams
and Miss Matte Morgan, of Willard. made
the Graphic Office call Wensday morning.
Miss Anna goes to Kansas next week to join
her brother and will take homestead.
w. l.. TAYLOR has severed his con-
and will hereafter devote his entire time to
the medical profession. Mr.. E P. Murrey
his former partner will take charge of
the paper.
MR.C. n. STEBB1Ns and family who
have been visiting in this county several
weeks this summer, returned to their home
| in New Hampshire this week. Mr.. Stebbins,
likes Adair county so well that he will dis
pose of his property in the east and return as
soon as possible.
r. E. JOHNSTON started for Visalia,
Cal, Wednesday, where he has been chosen
to the chair of Language in the Visalia
Normal School at good salary. Mr.. john
ston has made many warm friends during
his stay among u: who will be sorry to
| lose him. The GRAPHIC wishes him I'M
bounded success ih his new field of labor.
Mr. HENRY EcKERr was called to
Fulton last Tuesday night Mrs. Eckert be
| ing very low and not expected to live.
Miss l.. A. HANNAH, Miss Clara
| Bradrick and Mr.. &. H. Smith of Lewis
county are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Chap
! pell this week.
Miss EUGENE CHAPEL, of Kahoka.
was visiting her brother W L. Chappen,
editor of the Democ.at,Nast week.
Rev. A. w, CHAMBLlss,. pastor of the
South st Louis Baptist church, is spending
his summer vacation with his son, Rev. W.
E. Chambllss, of this city.
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