Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-07-03
PERSONAL

AZ GALh fOELhEns VI Yin
township, was in town, Tuesday.
Mr.. TRUsTEN BENNINGTON is at
Spaulding Springs for short
stay.
Miss MAMIE BRYAN, of Mat
toon, ILL.,, is visiting Kirlsville
relatives.
Mrs. MARY A. HERRING return
ed Wednesday from two weeks
visit at Gait.
Mr.. GRATz SCHOOLING, of Mi
Ian, spent Sunday in Kirksville,
visiting friends.
Miss IDA KEEL, of Atchison,
kans., ;s visiting her cousin, Miss
Lena Gates.
Miss WINNIE MILLER, of Hills
borough, To-, is visiting her sist er
Mrs. W. M. Davis.
Mrs. 81. g. Som and daughter,
Opal, returned from a visit with
st. 10 relatives, Monday.
Rev. Thorson is attending the
Holiness convention at Lacon, H.,
and will remain over Sunday.
W. WEIGH, OF Willmathville
and j. NJ. Mcfarland, of Green
castle, were in Kirksville Satur-
day.
Mr.. 7. T. BAKER, of Butler,
Montana, visited the family of
David Baird from Saturday until
Tuesday.
Col. J. L. PORTER has return
ed from his western trip. He re :
ports the Kansas crops as some
thing immense.
PRoF. j. .. BARNARD and fami-
ly, of Cape Girardesu, are in the
city visiting relatives and will re-
main several weeks.
DIR. Oscar Patterson and family,
of Pueblo, Colo. left for home
Friday night, after short visit
with relatives.
Mrs. BELLE MoCLELLAND, of
Franklin, Ind, and Mrs. Kate
Hege of Indianapolis, are guests
of Mrs. P. f. Greenwood.
Mrs. JOHN GUINAN and children,
Mabel and Helen, returned, Thurs
day morning from five weeks
visit with relatives at Gall attn,
Tenn.
Mr.. c. S. CIRCUIT Of Monticello,
was in Kirksville, Monday and
Tuesday visiting relatives. Mr..
circuit is editor of the Monticello
Journal.
Mn. GEO. SIMPSON and wife,
who had been visiting Mrs. Simp-
sons parents, Rev. and Mrs. G. W.
Sharp, returned to their home,
Ferguson. Mo-, Thursday.
Mr.. J. G. CLAYPooL, of Edna,
returned from visit with Iowa
relatives, Tuesday morning. He
staid over in Kirksville to wait for
his train to Edna.
PROF. Fl. K. NOEL, of Missouri
Wesleyan College, Cameron, Mo-,
is home for the summer vacation.
He went to Quincy, Friday, to re-
main over Sunday.
Mrs. W. G. MAHAFFY returned,
Friday, from a visit with relatives
at Crandon, S. d. She brought
with her samples of growing
wheat from the famous Jim River
country.
Mrs. MARY BARNETT. daughter,
Ella, and son, Eddie, of Des
Moines, To-, were visiting the
families of B. +. Ilgenfritz
and j. P. Campbell from Satur.
day until Tuesday,
Mr.. LEE HOPE, of Centralia,
made q short visit to Kirksville
this week. He was accompanied
home by his mother, Mrs. W. N.
Hope, of Denver, Colo, who had
been visiting friends 10 Kinks
vile.
Miss Selby of Adair, who was
injurned in a runaway two weeks
ago last Monday, is now entirely
conscious, and able to talk. DR..
Cohen reports that she is getting
along nicely and speedy recovery
is assured.
Mr.. r. c. Coontz, of Hannibal,
visited his uncles, Messrs. G. 81.
Bounds and Geo. II. Brewington.
Monday and Tuesday. He
was on his way to Alaska to
take his place as ensign on one of
the governments war ships now in
Alaskan waters.
Mr.. A. E. BLACK and wife, Of
Hurdland, accompanied by Mrs
is. S. Lyon, of this city were call
ers at the GRAPHIC office, Saturday
afternoon. Mr.. Black is one Of
the most extensive farmers, and
owns one of the finest farm resi-.
dences, in Knox county.