Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-02-19
PERSONALS.


Mrs. s. HALLIDAY visited
Queen City friends last week.
Miss IDA BRowNELL is visiting
relatives near Shibleys Point.
G. d. Stott, of Sperry, spent
Tuesday night in Kirksville.
Miss ANNA yANs1ckEL visited
friends in Kirksville, Tuesday.
Miss CLARA MUssoN, of Sperry,
Is the guest of Miss Clara Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. DARRow
are spending a few weeks at Ham
ilton, LII.
LEVI KITTsMILLER and Levi
Miner, of Stahl, were in town
Thursday.
Misses Kate Clark and Emma
Floyd, of Sublette, spent Thursday
with Kirksville friends.
MISSES bessie and Dollie Muir
ply, of LaPlata, are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. Geo Meeks.
JOSEPH BERRY, prominent
farmer and stock raiser, of Mind,
was in Klrksville Tuesday.
Miss MAPLE SHEARER, of Green
castle, was the guest of Miss Grace
WaIgamott the past week.
B. W. and G. K. Mccoy return
ed Friday from trip of several
months to California and Oregon.
Mr.. Jos. MUssoN, of Sperry, re-
turned Saturday from a two weeks
visit in Tennessee and Colchester,
Ill.
Mrs. FRANK PARKER returned
from an extended visit with Oma-
ha relatives the latter part of last
week.
S. 7. Scobee, of Shibley's Point,
was in Kirksville Thursday, and
made the Graphic Office a business
call.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 81. NICHOLS
and daughter, Miss Willeta, of
Fulton. are visiting Kirksville rel
atives.
c. I. RICE, of Clay township,
who has been in failing health for
some time, is in town being treat
ed by DIR. Avery.
IF Stevens, of Shiblevs Point,
j. II. Vansickel, of Green Grove,
and F. W. Gloss. of Novinger were
in Kirksville Tuesday.
Mrs. KATE DoNEGHY, of Macon,
visited the family of her son, A. l.
Doneghy, from Saturday until
Wednesday morning.
W, F. KIRKPATRICK, late of
Wilsontown, took possession of
the Ivie Hotel, which he has
leased for term of years, Mon
day.
Mr.. and MRs. A. WEST, who had
been visiting Mrs. Vests parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Ely, left for
their home La Junta, Colo, Tues
day night.
G. S. Orcutt went to Jefferson
City Tuesday night. He expects
the position of ensrossing clerk
for the House, which position he
held during the last session of
the Legislature.
J. r. MUsIcK. who has been in
New York since September 1891,
experimenting the publication of
his Columbian historical novels,
returned SO Kirksville, Tuesday
morning, and will remain for sew
eral months.
J. G. Follansbee, A. d. Dyke,
G. W. Vandenboon, w. II. Kolker
John Shermerhorn, of Quincy
ILL.,, J. A. Walcott, Chicago, and
L. A. McCarty, of Hannibal, all
members of Red Cross Division
Uniform Rank, Knights OF
Pythias, Quincy. came up Monday
evening and attended Kirksville
lodge.
Quarterly meeting at the Meth
odist church next Sunday. The
Rev. ]. II. Poland, presiding elder
will preach morning and evening
The Lords supper at the close Of
the morning sermon. Love Feas
at $50, pm.
The Ousley Comedy Company
in "Vagabond," was greeted witt
a crowded house Tuesday night
and fully sustained its excellent
reputation. On Wednesday nigh
the Company scored hit in theil
new play, "The Cashier"
Frank Donerby, the darkey VIII
assaulted Jesse Adams two week
ago, was indicted by specia
; grand jury Thursday Afternoon
and was tried immediately on tn
> charge of felonlous assault. Don
! erby pleaded guilty and was sen
! fenced to the penitentlary for tw'
; years.