Weekly graphic., 1891-06-26

Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. ". u
Scobee, near Sublette.
| Mr.. Geo. W. Tull went to st
Louis, last week, and made some
valuable additions to his photo
graphic studio.
Mr.. d. NJ. Rich ard wife, of
Greencastle, were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rice, Saturday and Sunday.
At Opera House three nights
commencing June 20, the Sadie
Raymond Company, with their
fine uniform band.
Rey. 1. W. McRae and J. Il.
Vanslckel of Sh1bleys Point, took
j. W. Vansickle to the Bloomfield
intirmary, Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. W. P. Throgmorton, of
Louisiana, lectured in the Baptist
church of this city, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday even
ings.
| Mrs. W. F. WILLIS and daugh-
ter, Miss Ada, are visiting rela-
tives in Audrain and Pike coun-
ties, and will remain until Sep
tember.
Mr., J. S. ERWIN and WIFE and
children, of Duluth, Mimi, are
visiting Mr.. Erwin's parents in
this place, and will remain about
a month.
Mr.. D. c. RATIIFF, who was
called to Burlington, Iowa, ten
days ago on account of the death
of his father, returned home Tues
day night.
REV. L. NJ. GREEN and WIFE, of
Macon, who had been visiting
their daughter at Milan, passed
through Kirksville on their return
home last Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. RoBLEY, of Him
ois, returned to their home, Thurs
Gay of last week, after visit of q
few weeks with their daughter,
Mrs. G. A. Giller.
| Mrs. CHRIssIE MEEBs and niece,
Miss Phig Foncannon, left We'd
nesday of last week for visit of
two months with friends in Ohio
and Indiana.
Mrs. FLORENCE KNIGHToN and
son, Lyman, left last Monday for
Gutherie, Oklahoma, to spend the
summer with her sister, Mrs. Fred.
Thwing.
Miss ANNA STURDEyANT, stu
dent of the Mercantile college,
returned to her home, Centerville,
Iowa, Monday evening. She was
accompanied by Miss Ada Harlan.
Mrs. Selby who was injured in
the runaway near Adair last week,
is much improved this week. but t
the daughter was9stilI unconscious
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Josie Foster, formerly a
resident of Kirksville, but now of
Quincy, who has been dangerously
i'll for several weeks, is improving,
and hope is entertained of her ul-
innate recovery.
Mr.. J. ". BLAKEsLEY, of Pure
Ain, was in town Thursday. He
has lived in Adair county twenty
six years, and says that present
crop prospects are the finest he
has eyer seen.
DIR. A. I. STILL returned Sun
day night, from a professional trip
of three weeks to Rich Hill and
Independence, He reports q
large amount of business. A
number of patients will arrive in
Kirksville in few days.
Miss MARY GRIFFITH, formerly
of this city, but now of Webster
Groves, Mo-. spent last Friday
night here with Miss Eta Cham
bers. She went to Edna Satur-
day to spend some time with her
brother, DR.. Griffith.
J. D. Crenshaw who is travel.
ing salesman for the Trenton
Touring mills, was in the city
| Wednesday on business connected
with his firm. He purchased in
Kansas, last week, twenty-five cars
of hard wheat for the Trenton
mills.
Mr.. GEO. BARRETT finished the
course in the Mercantile College
last week, and returned to his
home in Scotland county, Friday
evening. Mr.. Barrett's set of
books was the best ever written up
in the College. He will return in
a month and take charge OF the
penmanship department.
| The fine business house of J
Bailey is nearly completed. The
business houses of J. L. Por ter and
William Hart, on the northwest
corner, are up to the first story.
The business house of J. Megrew,
on the lot formerly occupied by
the Woods building, is going up
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