Weekly graphic., 1891-01-16
PERSONAL.

Or. HANKS, ct Brashesr, was in
town Wednesday on business.
Mrs. HENRY HARRIS of Quin-
cy, H., is visiting relatives in
kirksv!lle.
Mr.. L. W. HANNAH. prominent
stock man of Sticklersyille, was in
town Tuesday.
Mr.. JOSEPH MEYERS, of Kahoka
and E. z. Page, of Sperry, were in
town. Thursday.
MOSES. d. ALBEE, one of the
Oldest citizens of Putnam county,
died in Unionville, Jan. 6.
Mrs. W. l.. SMITH who has been
visiting relatives and friends in
New Madrid, returned home
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. c. A. ROBINSON is at Tren-
ton this week, assisting in invoic-
ing the stock of Steer d Robinson
at that place.
Miss CARRIE EGGLEsToN, of
Macon, was in town several days
this week, looking after the inter-
ests of the Conservatory of music.
Mr.. A. E. Hook, editor of the
Green City Journal, spent W ed
nesday in kirksville. He was
welcome caller at the GRAPHIC
Office.
Mr.. AND Mrs. c. I. RICE left
Thursday evening for four
months visit with relatives in IL
linois, Pennsylvania and New
York.
Mrs. PORT. HovEY, of Kansas
City, who had been visiting her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. A. P. Will
lard, returned home Wednesday
of last week.
MASTER TRUE NICHOLSON, of
Gault was the gaest of Master
Mel. Ilgenfritz from Saturday up
til Monday evening. Mel. return
ed home with him for short
visit.
MISSES VERBIE AND SADIE
ADAMS, of Hartvllle, Mo, are
visiting their cousin, Miss Cora
Shunan, of Gibbs. In company
with Miss Cora they are visiting
in Kirksyille this week.
Mr.. J. B. Dodson was admitted
to the bar last Saturday. He left
for Oklahoma, l. T., Tuesday, on
legal business. While gone he
will visit sister in Oklahoma.
and also enjoy the delights of an
extended hunt
MEssRs. W. G. -Four and Chas.
Miller left Tuesday morning for
all extended tour of the South and
West. Their trip will include
visits to the flowing cities: St.
Louis, New Orleans, Galveston,
San Antonia, ElPaso. Los Ange-
les, San Francisco, Portland and
Seattle, returning through Boise
City, Pueblo, Idaho, Salt Lake
City, Denver and Kansas City.
They will porbably be gone three
or four months.
Chas. Lees loss in the late fire
was adjusted Friday. He receiv-
ed $40, and is now getting ready
to again open business.
Sedala claims the oldest color
ed woman in Missouri. Her name
is Sidney Ann Wilhite and she is
one hundred aud six years old.
The kirksville electric Light
Company has purchased the in
candescent plant of the new COM
pany, and will move it to the old
company's building near the O..
X. track.
Father Hanley, who had charge
of the Unionvilie and Milan
parish If the Catholic church,
died at the parsonage in Milan a
few days ago of pneumonia. The
remains were taken to Buffalo, n.
Y, for burial.
Rev. Thomas Burke will preach
at Greentop next Sunday, Jan. Is,
morning and evening. All are in
vited, and members and friend 9
are requested to remember that
the conference year is drawing to
close.
Charl es Gartrell while going to
the postoffice. Tuesday morning,
before day light, fell on the icy
pavement in front of Heinzman's
butcher shop and fractured his
left arm. The shop had been
scrubbed the night before and the
water swept out on the pavement.
where it froze, and made the foot
ing dangerous.
Wednesday morning the GRAPH
&c Office was presented with q bas-
ket of the choicest apples, gift
from Miss Bertha Bacon, the little
ten-year-old daughterof ST. 7. Ba-
con, one of the most prominent