Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-05-01
PERSONALS.

bert, OF Pure Air, were In town
Monday.
Mrs. W. E. NooNAN and Maste,
Glenn, spent Sunday and Monday
at Coatesville.
Hon. JOHN F. WILLIAMS, of Ma
con, attended circuit court here
this week.
Mr.. W. D. OLDHAM, of Kearney
Neb., is attending Circuit Cour,
here this week.
Mr.. J. W. SHoop, of Novinger,
and NJ. f. Strock, of Brashear, were
in town, Thursday.
A. MoLAREN, of Fulton, is
spending few days with Kinks
vile friends.
DIR. J. F. SNYDER, of Willard,
was called to Wheeling, Nc, Fri
day night, on business.
Mr.. CHAs. DUNk1N, of Brown
ing, visited relatives in Kirksvllle
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. W. S. DoDsoN, with the
firm of Dodson & Hills, st. Louis,
spent Sunday in Kirksville.
Miss JENNIE carroll, of Bloom
field, To-, spent Saturday and Sun
day with relatives in this city.
Mrs. CHAs. BENNETT and daugh-
ter, Miss Beulah, of Lincoln, Neb.,
are visiting Kirksville relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. JONAS SHorT, OF
Novinger, were the guests of
Judge Lewis and wife yesterday.
Mr.. SHARON MCCULLOUGH, OF
Milan, visited friends in Kinks
vile from Friday to Monday even
ing.
Mr.. II. G. PIrK1N, of Memphis,
spent Monday in Kirksville visit.
ing his daughter, Mrs. Henry
Ivie.
I. E. Graves, who had been
confined to his room for two weeks
with iafammatory rheumatism
WAS able to be out Monday.
Mrs. SARAH WELLS, who mas
been visiting her brother, J, F.
Craig, for the past week, left for
her home Niota Kans.. to-day.
". E. Hickman, of Illinois
Bend, was in town, Thursday. He
reports farmers very busy and
the ground in excellent condition.
Mrs. Chas. Lee and daughter,
Miss Carrie. who spent the winter
with relatives at Hastings, Neb.,
returned home, Friday morning.
Mrs. II. A HoLToN, OF Ply
mouth. ILL.,, returned home Thurs
day, after visit of three weeks
with her son, J. 81. Holton of this
city.
Miss Cora HIGGINS, who has
had charge of W. 81. Phalen's
millinery store at Coatesville,
returned to Kirksville. Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. II. A. BUTLER left, Mon
day morning, for Chicago, where
he has accepted a position with
the Chicago Pressed Granite and
Stone Company.
JUDGE c. P. Hess, of Macon,
made a flying trip to Kirksville,
Wednesday evening, on legal bust
ness and returned home on the
cannon ball.
PROF. A. L. MCKENZIE has JUS,
closed a very successful years
work as superintendent of LathroI
schools, and has returned to Kinks.
vile for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. A. D. Starr, county treas
urer, who has been confined te
his room for four months on &C.
count of injuries to his knee sus'
tanned some time ago, was able to
walk up town Thursday morning.
Mrs. TAcKABERRY, who has beer
here the past year, educating bel
children, returned to her farm
near Azen, Scotland county, this
week. She will return to Kinks,
vile at the opening of school il
September.
Mr.. c. W. Browning removed
his family to Keokuk, To-, Wed
nesday. Mr.. Browning was fol
several years, proprietor of thu
Big Bargain Bazaar, and has many
friends in Kirksville who regre
to see him and his family leave
our town.
Mr.. W. A. Spencer, of Port Hu
ron, Mich, has been in the cit,
this week, recognizing the Ten
of Knights of Macsbees. This il
the order to which the late Mr.. E
B. Cook, of Millard, belonged
and the payment of the claim o
the widow has raised the orde
above par in the estimation of tn
bows. The order is destined t
become a strong one in Kirksville