Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-08-14
PERSONAL

Mr.. G. W. MCCOY, of Gibbs
was in town, Monday.
MRS. GEO. Hicks is visiting il,
the country this week.
DR.. W. w. FuLKERsoN, attended
the Moberly fair, Thursday.
Mr.. W. II. Norfolk, of Bullion
was In hirksville, Thursday.
h. NJ. HANNAH and son, HUI
bert are visiting Moberly relatives.
Miss HILA R1oHEY is sojourn-
ing with relatives at Bloomfield,
Iowa.
Mrs. II. A. BUTLER and Mrs
Ed Keith spent Thursday in Mo-
berly.
Mrs. G. A. SrAaLINa is visiting
relatives at Moberly and Chilli
cothe.
Mrs. 81. X. MYERS and children,
of Agency, Mo-, are visiting Kinks
vile relatives.
Miss MINNIE BUNpY has been
elected to a position in the La
plata schools.
Miss MILE STRAUBURGER, of
Moberly, is the guest of Miss An
ma Eckert.
Mrs. J. o. Cocoa and children
will arrive home from Quincy.
this evening.
Miss EDITH RlNEHART is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. G. II. Malone,
at Huntsville. Mo.
Nix. and Mrs. JOHN P. DAY of
klnwood, Knox county, were in
Huntsville, " ednesday.
Misses Meta, Connie and Master
Charley Mccall are visiting rels-
sives in Knox county.
MR. THOMAS FIcKLE, of Troy
Mills, has the thanks of the GRAPH
&c, for a quantity of fine pears.
DR.. Still went to Moberly, We'd
nesdey, to treat Mr.. r. Ackert,
the popular Wabash conductor.
MISSES IsABEL and Julia Ellison
returned, Saturday afternoon, from
a visit with Maryville relatives.
Mr.. Il. C. BRIGHT and son Oil
yer, left, tuesday morning, for
Eureka, Kans., to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. DAVID HOLMAN,
of Plymouth, Ill, are visiting the
family of j. e.. Holton of this city.
MRs. \. A. BAYLOR and children,
left, Tuesday, for Battle Creek,
Mich, where she will remain until
autumn.
MIssEs MARY and DEBORAH
WITTMER, OF Greentop, were
guests of Mrs. r. S. Halliday,
Wednesday.
Nh. Gas. BrRcHARD, of G reen
top, was in town, Tuesday. and
made the GRAPHIC q business
call.
Mrs. JESSE DEAN left Tuesday
evening for a three months visit
with relatives at Spokane Falls,
| Washington.
MRS. Jos. FoRsYTHE and daugh-
ter, Miss Daisy, returned from
visit with La Plata friends, Satur-
day afternoon.
PROF. DoBsoN, and family have
arrived in town, and will reside
in the Seaber property near the
G. Z. Church.
Miss ANNE Marley returned,
| Wednesday evening from a nine
months visit with her sister. at
Miltonvale, Kans.
Mr.. A. G. FOSTER, of Blandins-
vile, Ill, spent Monday and Tues
day in thus city, the guest of W.
NJ. Davis and family.
Miss RILLA WREN is visiting
relatives at Marceline, Ill. Sic
will return and enter the Mercan-
tile college in September.
Mr.. CHAs. K. McCoY and sister,
Miss Grace, returned, Monday,
from a five months sojourn IN
South Dakota and Minnesota.
William Mathews, OF Shibleys'
Point, George Martin of Sperry,
and W. G. Truitt, of Novinger,
were in town, Wednesday.
Miss IDA OwENBY has resigned
her position in the La Plata pub
lie school to accept a position in
the public school at Beyier.
DR. JOHNSON, of Glenwood, has
purchased property in Kirksville,
and will move here with his fami-
ly about the first of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. HAMILTON,
and daughter, Miss Halle, of
Mendoza, Mo-, are visiting rela-
tives and friends in Kirksville
this week.
Mr.. CLOUD SEYMOUR and George
and Miss Maud Fout returned,
Saturday afternoon, from q stay Of
ten weeks with relatives at Peters