Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1886-05-21
PERSONALS.

JAS. LOGAN, of Green top was in
town Saturday. &
Miss IDA UBER, returned from
Kansas last week.
John Hit of Polk township was
in town Saturday.
CHAs. BURoHARD, of Greentop,
was in town Monday.
Mrs. A. d. Danielson, of Ringo's
Point was in town Tuesday.
DIR. w. F. Gates and G. Ely left
for California last Saturday morn
ing.
Miss ALLIE BEEcHER of Willard
is the guest of Miss Della Garrett
this week.
GEO. W. BREwINGToN returned
from southwest Missouri, Wednes-
day morning.
Mr.. W. NJ. DAVIS has moved in
to the property formerly occupied
by Rev. John Buck.
Miss MINNIE SMITH has been
elected as one Of the teachers in
the LaPlata schools.
Miss MARY WITTMER, of Green
top, was in Kirksville Monday, the
guest of Mrs. J. N. Kennedy.
ED. Ely and family left Mon
day morning for Keokuk, Iowa, to
visit a sick brother of Mr.. Ely.
A. N. WILKINS, of Walnut, and
Jacob Shafer of Liberty were call
ers at the Graphic Office Saturday.
Mrs. JAMES MooTs and Mrs.
James Bown of Sperry were call
ers at the Graphic office Monday.
Mrs. S. SMITH and grand-daugh-
ter, Miss Maud Smith, of Edna,
are the guests of Mrs. c. J. Pol
lock.
Mr.. A. WHITE and wife, of
Jamesport, Mo, are visiting
relatives and friends in this city
this week.
Miss CoRDIE MoRREY, of Leoff-
Ter, Mo-, spent several days in
town last week, the guest of Miss
Lizzie Davis.
Robt Burris lost forty head of
sheep Friday night. They had
been sheared and the cold rain
chilled them to death.
J. NJ. Smith, DR.. Ben Guffey
and E. L.,Loso, all of Walnut, were
IN town Monday and made us a
business call.
Miss BELLE ANDREWS, of Troy
Mills and Mrs. John Archer, Of
Willard, were in town Wednesday
and called at the Graphic office.
DAVID FEGLEY and Jacob Find
ling of Nineveh township and R.
K. Edmonds of Sublette were in
Kirksville Saturday.
Mrs. ROSE SwINFoRD, of Oak
land, Ills, is visiting her brothers
j. NJ. and J. II. Smith, of this city
and will remain about four weeks
Rev. RoszELL and wife and
Mrs. J. R. Musick and children,
are visiting relatives in Omaha
| Neb. Ufa
F. NJ. DOUGLASS of this plac,
and j. E. Dorsey of Green City
will start in few days for a tou,
through the northern pineries.
MISSES FLORA and LYDIA DUTCH
ER, daughters of Prof. butcher
Warrensburg, Mo-, are visiting
the families of their uncles, A
| butcher and F. NJ. Harrington O
this city.
! Rev. d. E. Bushnell of San jose
California, will preach at tn
C. P. Church Sunday, June BOT
and while here will deliver a de
scriptive lecture in Smiths Oper
house, subject, ALASKA, tn
country and her people" I'D
Judge Sands went to st. Loui
Monday night as district repre-
sentative to the Grand Lodge G
the state for the 1. O. o. F., an
will return the latter part of th
week.
Mr.. G. B. Williamson son of Re,
Williamson, is spending the sum
!. mer vacation with his parents i
this city. He is student at th
, Mo. Medical College, st. LOU
, and while here will continue hi
studies with DR.. Burton.
: JOHN NIEMEYER, the gentleman
! ly travelling salesman for Moennin
& Victim, Quincy, Ills, was
town Wednesday, looking afte
the interests of his firm, who al
the manufacturers of the celebra
ed Climax -four.