Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-05-29
PERSONAL

Mr.. Ed. SHANE, of Greentop,
was in town, Monday.
Mr.. G. W. RupE, of Stahl, was
in Klrksville, Saturday.
ED. MALLORY. of Green sburg
preached at Greentop, Sunday.
W. a. WELLMAN, of Shibley's
Point, was in town Wednesday.
j. w. Voss and j. H. Roberts,
of Sperry, were in town Saturday.
EZRA GRIMM spent Sunday with
HE brother, DR.. Grimm, of Hart
ford.
C.L. RIDER, of the Racket store,
is in st. Louis this week on bust
ness.
Mrs. Lon. MITCHELL, of Canton,
is visiting the family of Jacob
Cross.
Mrs. ED. PIckLER and Mrs. F.
d. Parker spent Thursday at Bra
shear.
MISSES SUSIE and Rosetta Cole,
of Mind, spent Wednesday IN
kirksville.
Miss Dora DEWEY, of Memphis.
is the guest of Miss Gertie Ilgen-
fritz.
Miss LUCY B. GRIFFITH, of
New York, is the guest of Mrs. j.
R. Muslck.
W. II. SoHN, of Wilson town.
ship, spent Wednesday night in
Kirksville.
Mrs. ADA STovE1NG, nee Keel,
of Moberly, is visiting Kirksville
relatives.
G. F. Hustled and S. Rogers,
of Brashear. were in Kirksville,
Wednesday.
Miss JENNIE BAUM, of Milan, is
visiting her cousin, Mics Gertie
Baum, of this place.
Mrs. FLORENCE KNIGHToN re-
turned from a visit with friends,
at Urss, ILL.,, Monday.
Mr.. W. J. WILKES, of Fort
Worth, Texas, spent several days,
in town this week.
Mr.. FRANK BEsTMAN, wife and
children, of Jefferson City, are
visiting Kirksville relatives.
JOSEPH PARK, q prominent at
torney of LaPlata, was in town,
Wednesday, on legal business.
Mr.. J. H. BEST, the genial
traffic manager of the O. K. line,
was in Kirksyille, Wednesday.
E. G. MITCHELL, of LaPlata,
spent Sunday in Kirksville, the
guest of his friend, G. E. Engle-
hart.
Miss Lucy DAVIS, of Kansas
City, who had been visiting friends
in Klrksville, left for Macon,
tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Cook
and daughter, Miss Jessie, spent
Sunday at Greentop, the guests of
DR.. Shirley and wife.
Mr.. NJ. D. CAMPBELL returned
Saturday night from Northwest
Nebraska, where he had been for
a week attending to legal business.
R. NJ. BRAsHEAR has had forty
acres, east of town. laid out
in town lots. The entire addition
is desirable place for residences.
Mrs. U. G. HUMPHREYS, of
GauIt, was visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Hannah from
Monday until Wednesday even
ing.
j. Fl. Voss made the GRAPHIC a
business call, Wednesday after
noon. He reports that all crops
are quite promising in his neigh
borhood.
UNCLE FRED SMITH and B. W.
Young, of Gibbs, were in town,
Tuesday. They report that the oa'
crop is very promising since the
rains of last week.
W. S. DoDsoN, with Dodsor
g. Hills. st. Louis, is at home this
week on account of sickness. He
expects to be able to 60 on the
road again next week.
Mr.. JAMES NJ. BELL, of Sperry,
was III town, Thursday. He re-
ports that crops look splendidly
and that everything looks so pros.
porous and happy, that even the
women are smiling.
Prof. Alexander, superinten
dent of the Preston, (Minn.
4 schools, will arrive home mex
week. The graduating exercise,
of the Preston High School viii
take place tonight.
Mrs. W. 7. BAIRD, who is beins
heated at the Bloomfield Infrm
ary, has been dangerously i'll fol
several days. Mr.. Baird returned
from Bloomfield, Wednesda,
morning, and reported Mrs. Bairt
slightly better.