Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-10-09
PERSONALS.

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tending the st. Louis fair.
NJ. F. SrRocK, of Brashear, wa:
IN kirksville Monday and Tues
day.
Mrs. J. 4. MusIoK and children
spent Monday with relatives al
Cairo.
j. III. ENGLAND, of Callao, spent
last Monday night with friends in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN LoRToN, OF
Sperry, spent Wednesday night
in Kirksville.
Rev. J. W. LAUeHLIN returned
to his home in Springfield last
Monday.
Mr.. snd Mrs. S. KELLER, of
Brashear, were in Kirksvllle,
Wednesday.
EUGENE THOMAS. G. W. LrNDFR
and B. F. HEINy spent the past
week in Chicago.
Nh. J. E. OWEN returned Tues
day from a visit to his farm in
Howard county.
P.D. CRUDE ard Jas. Denton,
of Gibbs, were in Kirksville.
Monday, on business.
j. F. WH1rAcRE went to ST..
Louis, Saturday night and re-
NAMED until Wednesday.
c. E. BARROW and wife and
Miss Alta Ringo attended the
fair in st. Louis this week.
Mr.. R. R. DUNK1N, of Browning.
spent Sunday in this city visiting
his sister, Mrs. ". Fl. Smith.
GEORGE a. AMEs, of Springfield,
H., was the guest of Prof. Muir
and wife, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. SAM. ". NORTON left We'd
nesday morning for Rochester,
New YORK, 10 attend the DIVERSITY.
Joseph Raugh and wife returned
last week from Michigan, where
they have been for the past year.
DR.. J. N. DAVIS, of Portland,
Oregon, is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis Of
this city.
DAVID BURTON, of Sperry, Fred
Miley of Sticklerville, and W. j.
Daniels, of Pure Air, were in town
Monday.
JEFFERSON SwANeER, OF Milan
spent last Friday and Saturday
in our city with his son, Prof. +.
A. Swanger.
Mrs. AMANDA OTTO, of Bra
shear. left Wednesday for Colora-
do where she goes for the benefit
Of her failing health.
Mrs. RICHARDSON and daughter, |
Miss Laura, of Quincy, returned
home Tuesday after short visit
with Mrs. Geo. Mason.
M. J. A. TrNsMAN, and Master
Fred ani Miss Flossie, attended
the st. Louis exposition several
days this week.
Mr.. DANIEL TRoTTER, travelling
auditor for the American Buiscuit
Company, is visiting his mother
and sister for a few days,
Mrs. Ed. SHANE, of Greentop,
was the guest of Kirksville friends
several days last week. She re-
turned home Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN BEATTY, of |
Hoboken, Pa, are visiting the
family of Judge Erwin. Mrs.
Beatty is sister of Mr.. Erwin.
Mr.. ] r. MUsIcK left for New
York, Monday morning, where he
will remain until June next snper-
intending the publication of his
books.
Mrs. II. Beatty. left for st.
Louis last Monday where she
will spend a few days and then re-
turn to her home in Washington,
d. G.
Miss la FARMLAND and moth
er, Mrs. E. NJ. FARMLAND, left last
Tuesday for Aurora and other
points in Indiana, where they will
visit relatives for several weeks.
MISSES KATE and Mamie Hsr-
rington went to ST. Louis Friday
night, to remain several days.
During their stay in the city they
will be the guests Of Miss Meri-
hew.
PROF. THOMAS, for many years
connected with the Gem City
Business College, of Quincy, has
opened business college at Jop-
lin, and is meeting with excellent
success.
Mrs. DAVID VOORHEES, and
daughter, of the north part of the
county went to Quincy, Ill, their
future home, last Monday. Mr..
Voorhies will join them in few
days.
Mrs. n. a. HARLAN and son
E1nlar and Mrs. G. II. Gnllett