Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-05-27
PERSONALS


PERSONALS
Jacob Shsfer. of Pure Air, was
III kirksville, Wednesday.
Mrs. Allie Smith, of Sublette,
spent Tuesday in Kirksville.
Mrs. s. Jonas has returned from
a visit with hillico the friends.
JOSHUA PATTERSON, of Brashear,
is visiting the family j. Green
slate.
]. l.. and. W. I. PORTER and A.
|. Doneghy are in st. Louis this
week.
REV. RosZELL is in Lewis coun-
ty, and will preach at Deer Ridge
next Sunday.
j. r. NusrcK is attending the
Authors convention in Kansas
City this week.
WILLIAM DoTY, of Trenton,
spent Tuesday in this city visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. r. G. BELLY returned
Monday from stay of two weeks
with her father near Willmath-
Vile.
MI. Geo. Davis, of Canton, re-
turned home Monday after visit
of several days with Kirksville
friends.
GEO. A. REYNOLDS, j. s. Cole,
G. I. Rice and w. h. Atwell, all
of Sperry, were in kirksville
Monday.
Harry Focht will go to Mendoza
next week to take charge of the
business of the Mendoza coal
mines.
Mrs. J. I. Willows, of Green
castle, visited her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. H. l.. Harris, Wednesday and
Thursday.
L. s. Rider returned Saturday
from a three weeks stay in Okla
homa. He is we'll pleased with
the country.
Prof. II. g. Sever and wife, OF
kahoks, are in the city and will
remain until the close of Normal
commencement.
Mrs. J. E. VoTAw, of Moulton,
To-, returned home Saturday even
ing, after a short visit with her
aunt, Mrs. J. s. Pool.
Miss MABEL DAVIS, Of Macon,
who had been the guest of Mrs.
V. J. Howell since Saturday, re-
turned home Wednesday.
Mrs. MARY De T1B1TTs who had
been visiting Kirksyille relatives
for several months, returned to
her home, Quincy, ILL, Tuesday.
Mr.. a. S. BUNDY and wife who
have been at Grand Island, Neb.,
for thrae years are spending a few
weeks in kirksville and vicinity.
P. P. ELLIS, of New Promise,
Montgomery county, Agent for
the st. Louis Christian Advocate,
was IN the city several days this
week.
PROF. G. 81. LAUGHL1N spent
Sunday in Quincy. and preached
in the First Christian church. He
returned to Kirksville Tuesday
evening.
F. NJ. HARRINGTON, c. E. Ross
and Mesdames B. F. Henry, W.
J. Eckert and ]. Fowler, went to
Quincy Tuesday to be present at
the funeral of DIR. Grove.
I. A. Hays who has been at
tending the University at Column
bia. has returned to Kirksville and
entered the Normal. He will COM
plete the four years course in
June.
WILL o. FLAcK, of Lewiston,
has purchased a scholarship IN
the department of telegraphy in
the Mercantile College, and will
probably move his family here
and remain until he completes the
course Of instruction.
DIR. w. T. Gray who recently
located at Stshl, has purchased a
half interest in the drug store at
that place, also residence proper
ty which b. has greatly besutitied
and improved.
The following Knights Templar,
of Kirksville,. attended the funer-
al of DR.. Grove at Quincy Tues
lay: r Clark, Judge Ellison, d.
A. Ely, W. q. Fout, John Spencer,
D. Baird, DR.. A. P. Willard, b,
F. MILAN, B. F. Henry, W. j.
Eckert, J. Fowler, p. NJ. Smith,
Warren Hamilton. j. o. Gooch,
Harry Focht; also Henry Eckert
of Brashear, and A. Fisher, of
Hurdland.
Jacob Shaver, of Liberty town
ship is ahead of most of the farm
ers. He had eighteen acres of
corn planted Tuesday, ten bushels
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