Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-10-07
PERSONALS.

city wednesday.
Mrs. G. L. Rider is visiting
friends in Kansas City.
j. T. Keller, of Memphis, was
in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. JIG. Carothers
are in Quincy for few days.
Mr.. B. F. Hgenfritz went to st.
Louis Wednesday on business.
Miss Nettie Campbell left last
week for York. Neb., to visit rela-
tives.
Miss Nellie Beck, of Mead Gen.
ter, Xans., is visiting Kirksville
relatives.
G. A. Pemberton left Tuesday
for Ohio with two car loads of
sheep.
DR.. Still made professional
visit to Palmyra the fore part of
the week.
Emery Elmore and P. D.
Grubb, of Gibbs, we're in Kinks
vile Wednes lay.
Rev. ]. L. Cole, of Centerville,
10, is visiting his SONS, W. A.
and NJ. d. Cole, this week.
Misses Ida Brenneman and
Alta Lamkin are in st. Louis this
week attending the exposition.
Miss Lura Buchanan returned
home Saturday, after spending
two weeks with friends in Schuy-
Ter county.
Misses Carrie Gill and Addie
Foster spent Saturday and Sun.
day in Keokuk, To-, the guest of
Mrs. M. Clswson.
DR.. and Mrs. I. 2. Haley and
Miss Bessie Campbell left for
Kansas City this week, where they
will reside until spring.
Miss Belle Harmon, of Kansas
City, who had been visiting Kinks
vile friends for several months,
returned home Tuesday.
d. W. Pendergast, G. W. PEN
dergast, T. Galusha and S. G.
Peterson, all of Willmathvills,
were in Kirksville Monday.
Nelson Thomas went to
Dwight, Wednesday, to take the
Kelley cure. He was accompan-
led by MIR. Isaac Brenpeman.
A. A. Talbot, wife and daught-
er, returned Saturday from an
eight weeks visit in Colorado. Mr..
Talbot was quite i'll while gone.
Porter r. Smith, wife and two
little daughters, spent Sunday
and Monday at Des MONIES, To-,
visiting Carl. K. Smith and wife.
Mrs. William II. Lawson, of
Lancaster, Pa, and Mrs. Mary
Leland, of New York City, are
guests at the home Of William Glib
bons.
Miss Ella Wells, of st. Louis.
has arrived In the city and has
taken charge of the trimming de-
partment in Phalen's Fashion
Bazaar.
Miss Bessie Duffield returned
Saturday from a visit of three
months with relatives and friends
in New York, Tennessee and Eir-
gMia
Mrs. Thos. Gibson and daught-
er Clara, and Mrs. John Higgins
accompanied by her brother, VIM.
Beck, of Windsor, Ill, are visit
ing Edna relatives.
Thos. E. Welch, sister. Mrs.
Agnes Farley, and cousin, Miss
Anna Murphy, of Willmathville,
are attending the St. Louis fair
and exposition this week.
Sanford Snyder, of st. Louis,
attended the reunion of his regi-
ment at Edna Wednesday. He
is now visiting his family in
Kirksville, but will leave tonight
for st. Louis.
Seth Darrow returned last week
from Oklahoma, where he had
been to look after his claim which
is near Watongs. He Is greatly
pleased with the new country, and
reports excellent crops.
Mr., and Mrs. G. A. Childress,
formerly of Memphis, have recent
ly become permanent residents of
Kirksville. Mr.. Childress has ac-
cepted position in the hardware
store of W. E. Greene g. Co.
Ed. Davis Errett and wife,
Mrs. G. 81. Laughlin, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Garrett and Misses
Debhie Laughlin and May Loom
is were elected delegates to the
State Convention of the Christian
church, which is in session at
Canton this week.
Rev. G. II. Garfield, who has
been in charge of a parish at San
Angelo, Texas, for the past seven
months, and also held missions in
different parts of the State with