Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-08-07
PERSONAL

W. J. SMITH returned from COL
orsdo, Thursday morning.
Miss LYDIA BRENNEMAN is visit
ing relatives at Monticello.
| GEO. CHApPELL, of Unionville,
spent Sunday in Kirksville.
JAS. Rowan and A. Gordon, of
Adair, were in town, Tuesday.
..Mhs. HELEN RIcHEY returned
from Hurdland, Monday evening.
Miss ADA PATTERSON of Clay
Center, kans., is the guest of Miss
Alta Lsmkin.
Mrs. ELIZABETH GARDNER, of
Knox county, is visiting Mrs.
Sarah Funk.
Miss MARY GRIFFITH, of Web.
ster Groves, Mo, Is visiting Kinks
vile friends.
ME. II. L. DuNKIN, of Saltillo,
Mexico, is visiting his sister, Mrs.
W. II. Smith, of this city,
WILLIAM WILSON and Chambers
Mustoe, of Clay township, were in
town, Monday.
Miss MoLLIE GREENsLATE re-
turned, Monday, from visit with
relatives at Downing.
Mr.. CHARLIE HARRINGTON Wis
tied friends in Huntsville the fore
part of the week.
Mr.. WILBUR SMITH, of Lincoln,
Neb.. is visiting relatives and
friends in Kirksville.
Mrs. LoTTIE O'NEII. of Brook
field, is visiting relatives in Kinks
vile this week.
Mrs. HENRY HART and children,
of Enterprise, Kans., are visiting
relatives in Kirksville.
MIR. and Mrs. A. +. TANs1L left
Tuesday morning, for two weeks
stay at Spaulding Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. CRENsHAw,
of Trenton, are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Ray Wilson.
MISSES LULU and ELLA HAM1L-
TON have returned from a visit
with relatives at Roseville, Ill.
Mr.. c. w. LINDER has purchas-
ed half interest in the Normal
book store, and moved to town this
week.
| ". NJ. EAsLEY and son, Master
Arthur, of Mind, were in town
Monday, and called at the Graphic
Office.
S. r. DUNHAM. OF Brashear, c.
d. Stott, of Sperry, and G. B.
Cunningham, OF Zig, we're in town
Tuesday.
Roscoe DuToHEg returned from
visit with relatives at Barry and
New Canton, Ill, Wednesday
night
Mr.. and Mrs. ". I. Baird and
Miss Alta returned from Battle
Creek, Mich, Wednesday morn
ing.
Mrs. DIR. HANKS, of Brashesr,
who had been the guest of Miss
Emma Thrasher, returned home
Friday morning.
q. B. FOSTER, of La Crosse, is
being treated by DIR. Still for
rheumatism and has experienced
great relief.
Mr.. HARRY PHILLIPS, of Mober-
ly, returned home, Monday night,
after a short visit with his parents
in this city.
Mrs. JAS. EBERHEAKT, of Milan,
returned home Thursday evening,
after a weeks stay with her friend
Mrs. Ed. Keith.
MRs. W. B. Cook and daughter
Miss Jessie, Will leave tomorrow
evening for a visit with relatives
and friends at Unionvllle.
ARTHUR CAMPBELL left for Car.
rington, North Dakota, Thursday
morning, where he will visit rela
tives until winter.
J, Mrs. MoLLIE KENNEDY anc
daughters, Mabel and Zoe, of Sui
J phur Springs, Ark, are visiting
Kirksyille relatives.
| PRoF. SILAs DINsMooR arrived
here from Columbia Friday, ant
will visit his parents, in THU
, place, during vacation.
Miss GEORGIA Amos, of Spring
. field, H., left for Moberly Sunda,
. night, after short visit with he
= cousin, Mrs. J. I. Muir.
Mrs. CYNTHIA Quinn, mother O
/ Frank Quinn, of our city, died a
her home, Dean, To-, Thursday O
last week, aged IS years.
Miss ROSE WALGAMoTT, c
), Lompoc, Cal, is visiting he
t brother, z. Walgamott, and sister
}. Mrs. Mary Calhoun, of this city.
Mr.. ANDREW COLE and daugt