Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-06-03

ERSoNALS
Miss Jennie Everhart is quite

l.. NJ. Ainslie, of Adair, was il
the city Friday.
JOHN DuNKIN spent several day.
at Fort Madison, TO-, this week.
NJ. Z. STRocE. of Brashear, Wal
IN kirksville Monday and Tues
day.
Hiss MAUD MORROW, of Kansas
City, is the guest OF Miss Ore
Musick.
John Rice returned home Tues.
day from shors visit in Green
castle.
W. f. SUBLErTE, of ST. Louis
spent Sunday with his parents n
Sublet,e.
j. l.. and W. I. Porter have re-
turned from two weeks visit il
St Louis.
Mrs. } d. Crenshsw, OF Iren,
ton, is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Ray Wilson.
". T. BAIRD returned Saturday
morning, from a three weeks TRIP
to Nashville, Tenn.
Miss NETTIE EITEL, of Willard
is visiting the family of Judge
Sands this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. I. Wilson lief,
Tuesday afternoon for q weeks
stay at Holridge, Neb.
J.R. MusIcK returned from the
Authors convention at Kansas
City Saturday afternoon.
d n. Crawford and wife, OF
Gibbs, are visiting friends and
relatives in kirksvIlle this week,
Dr.. Cohen WAS called to Chilli
cothe Tuesday night on account
Of the serious Illness of his moth
eI.
P. j. SUBLETTE left Tuesday
morning for a short visit with
relatives in Charlstcn and Ash
more, Ill.
Miss NAY GEORGE leaves to-
day for Ithaca, N. Y, to visit
relatives and will remain until
Christmas.
L. L. O'Rear, of Milan, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in KRIS
vile, the guest of his cousin, ".
q. Clark.
E. NJ. UNDERWOOD, a prominent
farmer and sheep raiser of Schuy-
Ter county, was in kirksville Fri
day on business.
Joseph Douglass went to Kanses
City Monday night on a short bust
ness trip. He returned home
Wednesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII miller, Miss
Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Howe, Mr. Tom Still and DR..
Webb, OF Macon, attended Ascen-
sion services here last Thursday
evening. While here they we're
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ". E.
Noonan.
The society ladies gave their
gentlemen friends card party ct
the residence of Joseph Baum
Tuesday evening. A delightful
time was enjoyed by all present.
The Uniform Rank Knights of
Pythias made a fine showing in
the procession Monday morning.
The Select knights A. O. U. W.
also attracted very favorable no.
tice from visitors.
Arrangements for a Fourth of
July celebration should not be
neglected. The time for the cele-
bration is now approaching,
and Kirksville should make an
effort to excel the excellent work
of last year.
There was another wash out on
the o. K. road Wednesday. just
west of Novinger. A freight train
was ditched and three cars were
thrown from the track. The pas
senger train only went as far west
as Noyinger Wednesday night.
The suit of Gaunt Crebs against
Six and Bennett, to recover the
value of a diamond ring they had
won from him by gambling, was
tried Wednesday. They returned
the ring to Crebs, and were then
given light fines IN the police
court for gambling.
Mrs. Damn gave an elegant
lunc heon at her residence to her
lady friends Wednesday at 1890
p. N. Those present, were Mes
danes Andrew Ellison, Frank
Parker, John Kennedy, u. G.
Pierce, John Guinan and ]. r.
Musick,
Prof. G. b. Laughl,n Will preach
at the Christian church next Sun