Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-09-23
PERSONALS.

this week buying goods.
Jesse Long, of Edna, spent
Sunday in Kirksville.
l.. G. Purdin, of Hurdlsnd, was
In kirksviiie, Thursday.
Doug. Murphy made business
"trip to Moberly, Monday.
DIR. A. B. johnson and wife
spent Sunday at Greene astle.
w. ii. Pemberton, of Wilson
township, was in town Tuesday on
business.
Miss Josie Caldwell, of Montl-
cello, is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
j. II. Zimmerman
j. G. Ca rman, of Lewis county,
was the guest of G. A. Chappell
Tuesday night.
David Reesman and wife, of
LaPlata, spent Sunday with rela-
tlyes In klrksvllle.
Rev. Roszell is assisting in
protracted meeting at Memphis.
He will return Tuesday.
Mrs. DIR. Davis returned Mon
day morning from short visit
with Lancaster relatives.
Mrs. Thomas McChesney, of
Burlington, To-, is visiting her
brother, DIR. A. B. johnson.
Mrs. Port Hovey and son, Mas
ter Willard, of Kansas City, are
visiting Kirksville relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Grassle, Of
Hurdland, were guests of Kinks
vile relatives Friday aud Satur-
day.
The Misses Ashley of Center
vile, To-, we're the guests of Mrs |
d. ". Williams a part of last
week.
G. R. Sparks and family, of
Clay township, left Saturday ey-
ening for Tekoa, Wash, their flu
ture home.
Mrs. Henry Chatter, of Glen
wood, returned home Monday af-
er short visit with Mrs, 3, e,
Ilgenfritz.
John Baird, of the firm of Baird |
d Grassle returned from stay of |
several weeks in Colorado, Sun
day morning.
Miss Mary Argentine Leslie, of
Memphis, is visiting Mrs. j. II.
Douglass and Mrs, Chas. Grassle, |
of thus city.
George Gressle, wife and chill
dren, Bert Grassle and Mr.. and
Mrs. T, j. Grassle spent Sunday
at Memphis, Mo.
Jos. Miles returned Monday
from a weeks stay at CORN,
where he disposed of bankrupt |
stock of goods at auction.
DR.. Leonidas Conner left for st. |
Louis Sunday night to complete
the medical course at the Marion
Simms Medical College.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Miller, Mrs.
Palmer McPheeters and Mrs.
Margaret McClsy, of Brashear,
were in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Bowen and daughter,
Pansy, returned from a short visit
with Mrs. Bowers mother at Will
mathville Monday morning.
I. B. Bib and wife and Mrs.
David Scobee, of Monroe county,
spent Sunday with the family of
X. G. Scobee, near Sublette.
Mrs. D. futile, of Brashear,
Mrs. Jos. Lackey, Miss Amelia
Lsckey, and Adrian Lackey, of
Bullion, were in Kirksville Mon
day.
Miss Mamie Clapper of Down.
ing, and Bell Quinn, of Coatsville,
visited Misses Della Bright and
Grace and Ollie Walgamott last
week.
Ed. Errett, of Lincoln, Neb.,
has been employed by the Chris
tan church of this city to preach,
and will begin his labors in about
two weeks.
Mrs. F. II. Main and Miss Ella
Main, who had been visiting rela-
tives here for two months, left for
their home, Gainesville, Texas.
Monday morning.
Miss Gertrude ngenfritz cele-
brated her sixteenth birthday last
Monday. Among the presents re-
ceived was beautiful gold watch,
the gift of her father.
Mrs. David McIntire and chill
dren, of Novinger, left Wednesday
for st. Louis, where they will re-
main for three weeks visiting rel
atives and attending the exposi-
ton.
Jacob Garlock, of Gibbs, WAS in
the city Thursday. At the last
moment he had to give up going