Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-03-04
PERSONALS

III AlrkSVlile tuesday.
JAS. Lawson, of Greentop, was
in Kirksvllle Wednesday.
Miss BERTHA MCCULLOUGH, of
Milan, spent Saturday in Kinks:
vile.
MISSES PEARL aud ALICE OITo,
of Sloan, are visiting relatives in
kirksville.
Mrs. L. II. PIERCE, of Wamega,
kans., Is the guest of Mrs. s. h
Jackson.
Mrs. j. c. DEWITT went to Mi
Ian Thursday evening, and return
ed Saturday morning.
RUFUS Crow, of Sublette, and
u. Galusha of Sperry. were in
Kirksville Thursday.
Mr.. G. B. NovINGER, who has
been teaching in Saline county,
returned home Monday.
JOHN WARNER left Monday for
Browning, where he has accepted
a position in drug store.
J. f. ROBERTS, publisher of the
Queen City Transcript WAS in
kirksville Wednesday.
JUDGE SANDS returned from a
short visit to his son, Charles, of
Abba, TO-, Tuesday night.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jos. Forsythe
and daughter, Miss Daisy, are
visiting relatives at La Plata.
". Il. GILLUM, Of Shibleys
Point, was in Kirksville Thurs
day. He reports the whea. badly
damaged.
Niesdamas W, Z. and Eugene
Link left Thursday morning for a
short visit with relatives at Stur-
geon.
j. ". TINsMAN wert to aanni-
bal Thursday evening to aid in
electing regimentsl officers OF Sc
lect Knights, A. o. U. W.
ID. d. Glenn who went to Texas
two years ago, has returned to
kirksville and will reside here
permanently.
II. c. STEER, of Trenton, and
Clarence Robinson, of this city,
left for New York to purchase
goods, Tuesday.
O. L. BRITT and family, of Polk
township, left for Wellfeet, Neb.,
Monday, where they will make
their future home.
Miss MINNIE SHAoKELFoRD was
called to Clarence Wednesday of
last week, on account of the seri-
Gus illness of her sister.
Miss MAMIE MARES, of Chicago,
who is visiting her sister, Mrs. S.
Jonas, will leave Tuesday to visit
with relatives at Chillicothe.
Miss Mamie Cothell, Of St.
Louis. will haye charge of the
trimming department in Phalen's
fashion bazaar, this season.
NJ. P. WRIGHT, a banker of
Chandler, Oklahoma, spent We'd
nesdey in Kirksyille. While here
he was the guest of Judge Sands.
S. W. NORTON who has been at
tending the Rochester Business
Institute, Rochester, n. Y, arriv-
ed home Monday for an indefinite
stay.
C. S. ORcUTT, engrossing clerk
of the Senate, spent Saturday and
Sunday at his home in kirksyille.
He returned to Jefferson City,
Monday.
A. Morrow who has been at
Opel No, for three years, return
ed last week, and will take charge
of the engine in j. NJ. lives brick
works.
Hon. ". B. HAYES and wife, of
Lancaster, and William McGoni-
gle and daughter, Miss Anna, of
Edna, were guests at the Stablein-
Eckert wedding.
W. L. REID, editor of the Mon
roe City News spent Saturday
in Kirksyille, and in company
with G. S. circuit called at the
GRAPHIC Office.
Misses Emma Linville, Lou
Lesley, Matte Smith, Lulu Leech,
Mollie Higgins, and Minnie Glib
son are in st. Louis, studying the
latest styles in millinery.
NJ. I. BRAGG sold his farm
northwest of LaPlats recently to
B. T. Linville for $50 an acre, and
last week bought 7. j. Wanchopes
farm of 154 acres, one mile north
of town, for which he paid $50 an
acre.-Home Prass.
Jacob Sands of Kirksvills at
tended Odd Fellows lodge in this
city last Tuesday night. Kinks.
vile and LaPlsta lodges together
with neighboring lodges are going
to organize all encampment at
LaPlata. The day for the organi-
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