Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-12-04
PERSONALS.

Miss Rose Diehl left last Tues
day for Washington.
Miss TILLIE BAUM is visltin.
friends in st. Louis.
j. Il. NuPNAU, of Brashear, wal
In kirksville, Monday.
Mrs. A. B. JOHNSON lis VISITING
her mother at Monticello,
l.. W. Randall returned Mon
day from short visit at Brashear
MRs. Earl STEAM returned
from visit with Macon relatives
Friday.
j. V. RedmoD, of Indepen dence
spent several days in Klrksville
last week.
EVERETT HOPE, of Denver
Colo. was In the city the fore part
of the week.
MEsDAMFs L. G. and W. d,
Slgler visited relatives In st.
Louis tais week.
Miss Julia Page left Saturday
night for visit with friends in
Ogden, Utah.
Mr.. J. II. Reynolds of Will
acknowledgment Monday and Tues
day in kirksville.
Miss Mary Reynolds, of Will
nashville, was the guest of Kinks
vile friends Monday,
J. j. Aileham. of Fair View,
Mo-. was the guest of J. 81. Wilkes
from Friday to Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. JONES, of
Drakaville, To-, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Hombs.
Mr.. E. II. Kelley, of Sublette,
was in Huntsville Wednesday, and
made the Graphic business call.
Dir. Jos. Gnoss and family, #
Stewartsville, haye located III this
city, and viii reside here perms-
nently.
Mr.. c. I. RICE, of sperry, left
Friday evening OF last week, for
Flint, Mich, where he will spend
the winter.
II. c. STEER, of the firm of
S teer, Robinson & Co., Trenton
Mo, was in Kirksvllle, Monday
and Tuesday.
Miss LOUISE IR1MBLE returned
to Paris, Monday, after short
visit with Misses Julia and Isabel
Ellison.
Miss BESSIE CAMPBELL, who
spent Thanksgiving vacation at
home, returned to school at st.
Charles Sunday night.
Mr.. HENRY EcRERr, of Bra
shear, passed through Kirksville
Wednesday night, enroute for st.
Louis to purchase goods.
Mrs. S. D. Broyles and daugh-
ters, Misses julia and Ella, re-
turned from a weeks visit with
friends at Stahl Tuesday morning.
Miss MAE LOOMS who has
been attending Lrake University
1T Des Moines, To-, is at home and
will remain until after the Christ
mas holidays.
Misses BLANCHE HEINY and
Eva White returned to their
schools at Ferguson, No, Sunday
night, after short holiday visit
n this place.
William Bell, for many years a
resident of Kirksville, but now a
prosperous business man of Cole
nan, Texas, is visiting relatives in
hirksville, and will remain two or
.hree months.
PROF C. B. FoNcANoN, who is
q teacher in the Princeton high
'chool, is home for a short vaca-
ion, on account of poor health.
de Will remain until after the hol-
days.
Mns. DANIEL HARRIS, of Han
libal, spent Monday in Huntsville,
listing friends. She is woman
If considerable literary merit, and
S regular correspondent for a
number of Eastern journals. She
to Hannibal Monday
hight.
Rev. J. D. Lewis, of St. Louis.
'Pent Sunday il. Kirksville, and
the twenty-ffth anniver-
ary of the Adair County Bible
society, which was celebrated at |
he Christian Church Sunday |
While here he was the
guest of Mr.. Chas. Bound.
Miss Pearl Jones, of the steno-
graphic department of the bust
less college, will remain in Marco
Inc for some weeks yet, at the
'equest of her scholars. They are
determined to finish in this branch. |
No more sincere Endorsement of
Miss Pearls instruction could be
Mountaineering Mirror.
J. W. Burns and James Hick-
nan went to Stshl last Tuesday
o take the o. K. passenger
rain for Kirksville. When thew |
,rrivad at Stabl tbav fop,d +bot |