Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-05-08
PERSONALS.

in town Friday.
Mr.. A. I. STEWART, of Sperry,
was in town Wednesday.
]. W. WILSON, of Wilson, was
in town, Wednesday.
Ur. ]. F. BULkLEY, of Elmer,
was in town Monday.
Mr.. THOMAS E. WEIGH, of
Adair, was In town, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAMES ADAMS
spent Sunday with relatives near
Sablette.
Mrs. THos. HoLBRooK is visit
ing friends and relatives in Macon
county.
PROF. J. W. McNAUaHT, of
Queen City, was in Klrksville,
Thursday.
Mr.. S. NJ. WHEAT, of Quincy,
ILL.,, is visiting his sister, Mrs. II.
NJ. Tingley.
Mr.. and Mrs. HENRY EcKERT,
of Brashear, spent Tuesday night
in Kirksville.
D. r. PAXTON and Frank Scho-
1ield, of Linderville, were in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. Lon. HART and son. Mas
ter Garrett, are visiting relatives
at Mendoza.
RoBT. EGGLEsToN, of Osceola,
To-, spent Sunday in the city, the
guest of his uncle. j. s. Pool.
c. SHUITHEIs, of Linderville
was in town, Wednesday, and
made the GRAPHIC business call.
J. II. MONTGOMERY and A.
Griggs of Winnigan, and E. Z.
Sloan of Bullion, were in town
Saturday.
Miss JULIA GIBEAUT, of Tren-
ton was visiting Mrs. &. W. Tuli
and Mrs. S. II. Jackson, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Miss NEANA ROBINSON, of Win
chester, Va, is in the city, the
guest of Mrs. G. W. Tnll and Mrs.
S. h. Jackson.
S. L. Prough will attend circuit
court at Lancaster next week.
From Lancaster he will 60 to Dud-
ley, To-, to attend land suit.
G. E. HULETT and wife were
called to Browning last week on
account of the serious illness of
Mrs. Hulett's mother.
Mr.. BYRON SANDS, of Brashear,
|spent Wednesday in Kirksville.
He seems to have business with
the furniture stores.
Mr.. JESSE MoTTER. of Ben
tonville, Ark, is visiting relatives
and friends in Kirksville and vi
cinity and will remain about two
weeks.
Miss MoLL1E ANDERSON, of
Knox City, spent Monday night in
Kirksville. She was enroute for
Ellsworth, Kans., to visit her
brother.
Miss ALICE DOWNING, who has
been teaching in our public
schools for the past eight months,
returned to her home in Trenton,
| Tuesday.
MISSES MAGGIE WEIGH and
Maggie Moran, of Adair, left We'd
nesday morning, for short visit
with relatives and friends at
| Florissant, Mo.
l MIR. CHAs. OsENBAUGH, who has
| been teaching at Rich Hill, was in
town from Saturday to Wednesday
evening, when he left for Denver,
Colo, to visit his parents.
Mr.. ALBERT SELBY, of Adair,
made the GRAPHIC a business call,
Tuesday afternoon. He reported
his wheat as heading, and the crop
the most promising he hal ever
seen.
Mr.. 10. Forsythe and family ar
rived in town Tuesday evening,
and went directly to their new
home, which has recently been re-
modelled and fitted up with every
convenience. We welcome Mr..
Forsythe and family as permanent
residents of our city.
Mr.. JAMES CRAWFORD, left
Thursday morning, for Berryville,
Ark, where he will make his
future home. Mr.. Crawford was
one of our most estimable and
substantial men. In his removal
Adair county loses one Gifts most
valued citizens.
In the departure of Prof. W.
W. Walters to a more extended
field of work, Bethany loses a
competent instructor and a model
citizen. Three years ago he as
sumed charge of our school at a
time when factions threatened its
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