Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-10-14
PERSONALS.

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W. FL. Swisher, of Pure Air, ha:
moved to kirksyille.
Dr.. j. L. Snyder of Willard.
was l. The city Wednesday.
jas. A. Mitchell, Of Leofaer,
vas in kirksville Saturday.
Mr. ard Mrs. Joseph DeWit'
are attending the Camp Meeting
at Milan.
Mr., Sharon Mccullough Of Mi
an, was in Eirksville several days
his week.
DR.. G. \. Lauiz, of Brookfeld,
attended The Warner rally in
hirksville Saturday.
W. f. Martin, of Brashear, and
A. L. Buck, Of LePlstn, were in
Kirksville Thursday.
Mrs. g. e. McGonigle, of Adair,
who had been visiting Miss Nora
Wilkes returned home Saturday
Hiss Laura Brewington return
ed from Z summers sojourn in
Denver, Cole, Saturday morn
ing.
Mrs. Geo. J. Eckert and daugh-
ter, Miss Mary, returned from
months stay in Virginia, Satur-
day.
Mesdames W. G. Fout, j. I.
Muir and Frank Parker are at
tending the ST. Louis Exposition
this week.
Mrs. S. II. jackson returned
Thursday afternoon from two
weeks visit with her parents ut
Namego, A2ns.
Misses Kate and Lissie Funk
visited Mrs 4. p. Scott. OF Sulli-
van county. from Sunday until
kaursQay hornlng.
Mrs. Jennie Martin and daueh-
ter, MISS Carrie, were guests Of
their aunt, Mrs. A. Gooch, Sa tur-
day and Sunday,
MRS, Elyire Wilkes whe mas
been visiting her brother, DR.. ".
L. Marrow, Of Kan sas City, re-
turned home Friday,
Judge Lewis and Geo. W. Nc
Dowell will address the Republi-
can club at Srerry Thursday ev-
ening, October 20.
DR.. A. 8. johnson will attend
the reunion of his regiment, the
Third Missouri Cavalry, at Quin-
cy, H.. October 10 snd 20.
i. l.. Smith OF Brashear is at
tending The Masonic Grand Lodge
il st. Louis this week. He was
sent lis q delegate from Brashear
lodge No. 9l9.
l. II. Smith, wife and daughter,
of Ply mouth, Ill, who nave bean
visiting relatives in Pettis town
ship for two weeks, LETT FOR homo
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Williame, Of
Wichita, Kans., and Mrs. John
Tyler, Of Fountain Greene, Ill,
are visiting Mr.. snd Mrs. l.. r.
Williams, OF this city.
j. Ii. Snyder, Of Willard, left
Thursday for Covinston, Ky,
where he will remain until De-
cember in hope of complete res
toration to health.
S. Otto and j. W. Tinsman re-
turned from a months visit in the
East, Friday. Mrs. Otto will re-
main a month longer with rela-
tlves in West Virginia.
Mrs. G.. n. Lantz, of Brookfield,
who had been visiting relatives
near Willard, returned Wednesday
night, accompanied by her moth
er-in-law, Mrs. Mary Lantz.
d. A. Ely, Henry Eckert, Sen,
and W. III. Davis OF this city and
Junior Hayes of Lancaster attend
ed She Grand Lodge OF A. T., and
Z. NJ. at st. Louis this week.
Judge Sands and wife who at
tended the G. A. r. encampment
at Washington and then visited
relatives in Ohio, and spent a
weeE at the st. Louis exposition,
returned home Saturday morn
ing.
W. 7. Baird and ]. B. Mitchell
left for Wsrrensburg Monday tc
attend the Synod of Missouri of
their church which convened in
that city Tuesday evening. They
expect TO return at the close of the
week,
Mrs. C. e. Leech returned from
a months visit to Ohio, Washing
ton, d. @. and New York City,
Saturday. While in New York
she purchased a large stock of the
latest styles Of millinery goods
which 10 now on exhibition at
her store on the west side.