Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-04-24
PERSONALS.

MIR. JONAS Torrance, OF Queen
City, was in town, Monday.
Mr.. j. A. WHITEFoRD of Milan,
Is reading law with Judge Ellison.
HENRY DoDsoN, of Selma, CAL,
is visiting relatives in Kinks
vile.
Mr.. g. W. ETHEL, of Pure
Air, entered Normal for the spring
term, Monday.
j. B. HULETT of Bloomfield
To-, was lthe guest of G. E. Hulett
and fam ly, last week.
Mr.. 7. B. CHEEsMAN, of Walnut
township was in Kirksville Tues
day and Wednesday.
S. N. Giddlngs, of Clayton, Ills,
returned home, Tuesday, after
short visit with his son, Perry.
Miss Grace Webb has charge of
q large music class at CORN and is
meeting with excellent success.
Mr.. Eugene Moore of Monet,
Mo-, is visiting his parents, and
will remain until the first of Nav.
Mr.. B. F. Matthews, of Moving
er. WAS in town. Monday and
made the GRAPHIC business call.
Miss ESTHER DUNk1N, of
Browning, Mo-, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. 81. Smith, of this
city,
Miss NETTIE CAMPBELL has
been engaged to teach the sum-
mer school in the Kohlmyer dis
trict.
CHAs. E. HULETT and SOB, Har-
~, visited the family of Mrs.
Huletts father at Bloomfield, 10.
last week.
Mr.. I. E. Graves, who has been
confined to his bed with infamma-
tory rheumatism for two weeks, is
improving.
Mr.. ED. EPpLEY and family,
of Bloomfield, To-, haye returned
to Kirksville, and will reside
here permanently.
Mrs. S. SoNDERsHAUs EN- and
Miss Mile Owen, of Greentop,
spent Wednesday and Thursday
with Kirksville friends.
DIR. COHEN was called to Lehigh,
Indian Territory, Thursday, on
account of the dangerous illness
of his eldest brother.
DIR, JESSE CONNER, of Mime
apolis. who spent the winter in
Alabama, is in the city, and will
remain about ten days visiting
relative and friends.
Mrs. JAS 7. LLOYD and children
of Shelbyyille, returned home,
Monday, after weeks visit with
the family of Mrs. LIoyd's brother,
MIR. L. E. Graves.
PROF. and MRS. j. T. MUIR went
to Memphis, Thursday evening.
Prof. Muir will deliver the annual
address to the pupils of the Mem
phis High school to-day.
Mrs. GEO. Il. BENNINGTON left
Saturday morning to visit friends
in Kansas City. From Kansas
City she will go to Colorado to
spend the summer with her
parents.
Mr.. Jos. MOORE, of Brashear,
spent Wednesday night in Kinks
vile. He says that the oats that
were early sown look we'll, and his
own crop was never finer at this
time of year.
Willard Lyons, of Wilmath-
vile, was in town Monday. He
is ahead of the majority of farm
ers, as his oat crop is in the
ground and getting the benefit of
the copious April showers.
DR.. J. S. KEDNEy and wife, of
Faribault, MIMI, arrived in the
city yesterday evening from
their winter home at Winter Park,
Fla. They will remain in the city
to-day visiting their daughter,
Miss Isabel Kedney.
Mr.. J. W. Brashear, of Mind,
was in town Monday and called
at the GRPH1o office. Though a
strong Alliance man, he express
ed himself as being quite well
satisfied with the present state of
business, and considers the future
of the farmers very promising.
Sherman Reynolds, of Will
mathville, was in town, Monday.
He has retired from the business
of merchandising, and entered up
on the more peaceful pursuits of
agriculture and stock raising. He
is energetic. and there is not the
slightest doubt of his success.
Mr.. W. Fl. SMITH and family
returned from Browning Thurs