Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-09-25

PER SONALS.

Mr.. Jacob Shafer, of Liberty
township, was IL town Saturday
Mr.. L. L. STOCKTON, OF Linder-
vile, WAS IN Kirksvllle Saturday
Mr.. ". ?. TAYLOR, of Brown
ing, was in Kirksville Wednes-
day.
Mr.. B. n. OcHELTREE, of Jam
eson, is visiting relatives in this
| city.
Miss MAMIE SANFORD has re-
turned to KirksviIle, and entered
the Normal.
Mrs. &. D. MALONE, of Hunts.
vile, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
II. G. Rinehart.
HENRY SAVERS of Wilmington,
Ohio, WAS the guest of G. A. Penn.
berton last Sunday.
Mr.. L. B. SMITH left Thursday
morning for Franklin to take
charge OF his school.
MIR. P. j. SuBLETrE left Tues
day evening to visit relatives in
Minneapolis, MINI.
ii. F. HAYS, OF Linderville, re-
turned from a visit with Indiana
relatives, Tuesday.
Miss Cora MEYER of Macon
City is spending few days with
Mrs. W. E. Noonsn.
L. W. RANDALL is spending 8
few days with his daughter, Mrs
Ed. Thrssher near Brashesr.
Mr.. A. L. GIBSON spent last
week at Ottumwa visiting relatives
and attending the Coal Palace.
Mr.. and Mrs. RoBT. CLARK
left last week for a months visit
with relatives in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Clarinda Moore and Miss
Linnie Moore vera callers at the
GRAPHIC Office Tuesday mornin g.
Mrs. JOHN W. PARKER left
Thursday evening for Mime
apolis, Minn., to visit her son,
Edward.
DAVID HOWARD returned to his
work at Brookfield last Monday
night, after a few days visit with
his parents in this city.
DIR. C. W. CARTER left for Bal
timore, Nd, Wednesday to CON-
pIete the course of study Of the
Baltimore dental college.
Mr.. John Young one of the pre-
n1inent farmers of Nineveh town.
ship, made the GRAPHIC a. bust
ness call Tuesday afternoon.
Prosecuting Attorney Campbell
is i'll Quincy to-day taking deposi-
tons in the case of Joseph Aired,
which comes up for hearing at the
October term OF circuit court.
Mrs. J. T. MUIR is visiting rel
atiyes in Springfield, I'll. She
was accompanied by her mother
who had been visiting her here fol
several months.
Mr.. AND Mrs. j. H. PENN, o.
Nevada, are visiting the family O
DR.. J. II. Carter. After q short
visit here they will go to Hazel
hurst, Miss, to reside.
| Mrs. AID. HATHAWAY and chill
dren returned Wednesday morn
ing from visit with relatives q
Lincoln, Neb. Mr.. Hathaway me
them at Ottumwe.
Mr.. G. P. CAMPBELL, the gen
tlemanly advertising agent TO
i Wallace & Co.'s great shows, wa
in Kirksville Wednesday on bust
ness connected with the show.
JUDGE SANDS attended tn
; twenty-fourth reunion of his ole
regiment, the Thirty-sixth Illinois
at Yorkville, Ill, this week. Hi
son, B. ". Sands accompanies
him, TO YorkAille, and will g
from there to Chicago to pur
, chase new goods.
, Rev. E. B. Cater, who has beel
a resident of Kirksville for man,
{ years, has taken charge Of the NJ
Z. Church at LaBelle. Rev. Cate
is an earnest, conscientious, chris
! tan gentleman, and his man,
Iyears of labor in Adair count,
have been frsught with great good
His many warm friends in ever.
. part of the county sincerely re
: greet his departure from our mids,
We learn that VIM. d. Sigler
! our former fellow-townsman. ha
! bought grocery establishment a
Kirksville and will move fror
: Mcpherson, Kansas, to that point
! Well, that is getting little near
= err to his old home and old tim
$ friends, and We have hopes tina
! his next move will be to Memphis
1--WE know that he would meet wit
a hearty welcome. Kirksville ma
D be congratulated upon the scqui
y sition of VIM. d. Sigler and hi
g estimablefam ily.-Memphis Den
y ocrst.